Panthers' Rookie QB Bryce Young Struggles Amid Team Tension

Despite a challenging season and coaching staff disagreements, Young shows signs of improvement as Panthers search for new leadership.

Carolina Panthers' rookie quarterback Bryce Young had a difficult season, with the team finishing with the worst record in the NFL at 2-15.
Young's performance was reportedly affected by tension within the coaching staff, leading to the firing of head coach Frank Reich, quarterbacks coach Josh McCown, and running backs coach Duce Staley.
Despite the challenges, Young showed signs of improvement towards the end of the season, throwing just two interceptions over his final six games and achieving his only 300-yard passing game of the season in Week 15.
An anonymous Panthers coach suggested that Young's conservative play was a result of throwing two interceptions in his first game, leading to a cautious approach for the rest of the season.
The Panthers are considering several options for a new head coach and offensive coordinator, with Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson being a potential choice.