Also, Mike Zimmer's Cowboys defense bests Kliff Kingsbury's Commanders offense and Matt LaFleur has the Packers' run game humming.

Although they were close, the Carolina Panthers did not do enough to pull off what would have been the NFL's biggest upset of the year on Sunday. Quarterback Bryce Young, however, did enough to secure his job for next Sunday.

Despite falling short against the Kansas City Chiefs, Panthers head coach Dave Canales is seeing signs of progress in second year quarterback Bryce Young. After reviewing game footage, Canales shared his evaluation of Young’s performance, focusing on his growth, composure, and areas for improvement.

Before the bye week, Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales said they'd continue to evaluate and look at everything before naming a starter. Many expected Br

Panthers HC Dave Canales has “really high hopes” for Jonathon Brooks’ availability this Sunday against the Chiefs.

The Carolina Panthers will start Bryce Young at quarterback against the Kansas City Chiefs this week. Really, that was the only decision to make on a two-game winning streak.

These throws are reminiscent of the Heisman Trophy winning quarterback that took the SEC by storm, and his head coach deserves some credit for reviving Young's confidence.

“It’s all about weekly improvement.” That was the mantra echoed by Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales during his latest press conference. As the Panthers gear up for their next matchup, Canales offered insight into the team’s mindset, player readiness, and areas of growth.

Bryce Young will "absolutely" start next week against the Buccaneers, Panthers coach Dave Canales said after the second-year QB played arguably the best game of his career in a close loss to the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs.

Panthers head coach Dave Canales emphatically backed quarterback Bryce Young after Sunday’s game, saying that the 2023 No. 1 overall pick will “absolutely” start in Week 13, per ESPN’s David Newton.