Where Panthers QB Bryce Young ranks statistically after Week 4

After a disappointing Week 3 loss, Carolina Panthers' quarterback Bryce Young bounced back with an outstanding performance against the Detroit Lions in Week 4. He recorded over 285 passing yards and led his team to a 32-26 victory. Young's passing efficiency has been impressive, as he has completed 29 of his 41 throws, improving his completion rate to 62.3 percent, which places him 20th among quarterbacks.

In terms of passing yards, Young leads the team with 1,268 yards, ranking first. First downs have also been a strong suit for Young, with 63 first downs and he ranks first in that category as well. His yards per attempt, at 7.8, is ninth in the league. Young has thrown nine touchdowns, which puts him sixth in the category of passing touchdowns.

He has also tied for second in the number of 20+ yard passes with 17. When it comes to passer rating, Young is at 100.0, ranking 17th. His quarterback rating (QBR) is 74.5, placing him fifth. The EPA/play (expected points per play) is at 0.235, which ranks ninth. Young's success rate stands at 46.7 percent, ranking 18th. He has only thrown two interceptions and hasn't fumbled the ball yet. The Panthers will take a bye week before facing the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6.