Bryce Young Struggles with Career-High Three Interceptions in Carolina Panthers' Defeat to Indianapolis Colts

Young's disappointing performance prompts questions about Panthers' draft decision as rival QB Stroud shines; Carolina faces Bears next in quick turnaround.

Carolina Panthers' rookie quarterback Bryce Young threw three interceptions, including two that resulted in touchdowns, contributing to a 27-13 defeat against the Indianapolis Colts.
Young's disappointing performance in contrast to the strong performance of rival quarterback C.J Stroud, who was drafted right behind Young, raises questions about whether the Panthers made the right draft decision.
Despite a rough start to the season, with the Panthers currently standing at 1-7, there are no plans to bench Young, according to head coach Frank Reich.
"I have to get better," Young admitted after a career-low quarterback rating of 48.3 in the game against the Colts.
The Panthers will face the Chicago Bears in their next game, who acquired the Panthers' first-round pick for 2024 as part of the deal that allowed the Panthers to draft Young.