Bryce Young silenced his doubters on Sunday. Even though the Carolina Panthers fell to the Kansas City Chiefs by the final score of 30-27 due to a

Offseason-signing and cornerback Dane Jackson became the face of the team’s defensive struggles. Not only does he look out of position at nickel, but his play has been below-average with bad pursuit angles, tackling and coverage discipline. It may be time to give Caleb Farley a look at nickel.

They didn't win, but the Carolina Panthers nearly upset the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs during their Week 12 matchup. A big reason why was the play of quarterback Bryce Young, who led Carolina on six scoring drives that included a game-tying scoring drive with under two minutes left.