During the third quarter of the Sunday evening matchup against the New York Jets, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young suffered a significant ankle injury, leading to his immediate removal from the game. The injury occurred late in the quarter, just as the Panthers were making a push to increase their lead. Young, who had been leading the team’s offense with impressive performances throughout the season, was ruled out for the rest of the game, leaving the Panthers’ quarterback position in a difficult situation.
Coach Mike McDaniel and the team’s medical staff are currently assessing the severity of Young’s injury. While details about the nature of the injury have not been officially disclosed, the Panthers’ management has expressed concern over the potential long-term impact on Young’s career. The team is expected to provide an update on Young’s condition and the next steps in his recovery process in the coming hours.
The injury has raised questions about the Panthers’ depth at the quarterback position, especially as they prepare for the next scheduled games. With Young sidelined, the team may have to rely on backup quarterback Luke Rogers, who has shown promise but has yet to replicate Young’s level of performance under pressure. The situation has also prompted discussions within the organization about potential changes to the team’s offensive strategy and training protocols to prevent such injuries in the future.