Two-time All Pro wide receiver Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson wants to know who Bryce Young was supposed to throw to in a critical situation.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young said he was surprised to learn from head coach Dave Canales that he’d been benched and accepted blame for the team’s struggles on the field.

The Carolina Panthers surprised the NFL world on Monday when head coach Dave Canales announced Andy Dalton would be replacing Bryce Young as the team's starting quarterback. Young, the No. 1 overall pick in 2023, made just 18 starts before the Panthers decided it was time for a change at football's most important position.

The Carolina Panthers' benching of quarterback Bryce Young has led to questions about a potential trade of the former No. 1 pick from Alabama.

While everyone is seemingly giving him a free pass, Bryce Young is looking in the mirror following the Carolina Panthers' decision to bench him just two games into the 2024 season.  Young, the 2023 No.

Drafting Bryce Young over C.J. Stroud is even more disastrous for Carolina now that the 2021 Heisman Trophy winner has been benched just two games into his second season. It may end up being one of the worst draft decisions in NFL history.

For a piece published Thursday, Bill Barnwell of ESPN explained why Young "probably" doesn't have much trade value for reasons that go beyond his poor play and his 2-16 career record as an NFL starter.

So far, Carolina Panthers coaches have said and done the right things when it comes to suggesting that Bryce Young will remain with the team for the long haul. Some remain skeptical, though. After the surprise benching of Young,

Bryce Young looks completely broken now only one year and two games into his NFL career. It is a complete shot in the dark, but this potential trade destination could be what it takes to save the former No.