Bryce Young, through two games, has the best deep ball in the NFL. He's outperforming Josh Allen by a hair for that crown, but he's also up there in company with Lamar Jackson, Trevor Lawrence, and Jalen Hurts. The kind of company a former number one overall pick expects to be in.

Some fantasy quarterbacks have far exceeded preseason expectations through first two weeks. Are they for real, or should managers look elsewhere?

Count former Seahawks QB and 10-time Pro Bowler Russell Wilson as a believer in Bryce Young and the Panthers' coaching staff.

Ex-Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme responded to Bryce Young's progression to open the 2026 NFL season.

Bryce Young has finally turned into a franchise quarterback as well. On the flip side, Baker Mayfield has proven exactly why franchises are hesitant to pay every player their asking price.

If Panthers QB Bryce Young still isn't owned in your fantasy leagues, you may want to change that through the waiver wire in Week 3.

Bryce Young is in a crucial season of his career right now. The quarterback had his fifth-year option picked up, but he has not received a long-term extension. By all accounts, the Panthers‘ front office wants to see a little more from Young before they commit.

The Panthers QB's previous trips to Mercedes-Benz Stadium should keep Falcons fans and coaches up at night.

Bryce Young and Jaxon Smith-Njigba each accounted for three touchdowns in Week 2, and Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski picked them as their Employees of the Week.

Known for notoriously slow starts, Young is tied for first in the NFL in touchdown passes, with six, after the first two games.