in the conversation right Just just come up with a reason why you you don’t want to play Bryce Young all right When you know if you’re back in that building and you’re talking to people in the building what do you think they’ll tell you about Bryce Young’s injury They don’t know They don’t know Or they’ll say something like yeah he hurt it but he should be fine next week which makes it even more confusing I mean they can’t they have to be covering their bases on this one right Because if he’s not back next week then what’s the next excuse gonna be Right So they have to say something like that and then you know it’s just like it’s just gonna be a cycle of excuses until he comes back and plays again and hopefully it’s soon because I I would love to see him get some more reps and I’m sure all of us would love to see him continue to grow and develop as a rookie quarterback in the NFL So hopefully this is just a weird little hiccup and he’ll be back soon Yeah yeah absolutely I mean we want to see these young quarterbacks succeed Uh this this is an interesting season already with all of the upsets and surprises and now this added layer of uh drama with Bryce Young not playing and uh conspiracy theories and all of that So uh definitely something to keep an eye on as the season goes on

During the most recent game, the Carolina Panthers announced that quarterback Bryce Young did not practice and is not expected to play on Sunday due to an ankle injury. This is unexpected and strange because during the previous game, Young appeared to be playing without any signs of pain or discomfort. This news raises questions about the severity of the injury and why the team is ruling him out so early in the week. It also adds to the ongoing discussion about the struggles of rookie quarterbacks in the NFL this season. Many are wondering if there is more to this situation than meets the eye, and some even speculate that the team may be trying to protect Young from further struggles by giving him time to recover. Only time will tell, but for now, it looks like the Panthers will have to rely on veteran quarterback Andy Dalton for this week’s game against the Seattle Seahawks.