According to a report by Adam Schefter at ESPN, several teams have expressed interest in making a deal with the Panthers.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting that Panthers QB Bryce Young has already drawn trade interest from several teams.

NFL insider Dan Graziano mentioned the Seattle Seahawks as a team "not to sleep on" as a potential trade fit for Carolina QB Bryce Young.

Jefferson was coming off an injury-riddled season, was up for a new market-setting contract and the team lost quarterback Kirk Cousins to free agency. Of course, none of it made a difference and Minnesota happily offered the superstar receiver a four-year, $140 million new deal with $110 million guaranteed.

ESPN’s Dan Graziano listed Panthers QB Bryce Young and a pair of his teammates as top trade candidates for this year’s deadline.

With the Panthers throwing in the towel on the Bryce Young experiment, other teams spot an opportunity to buy low.

The Carolina Panthers' stunning 36-22 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday showed coach Dave Canales was correct when he said Andy Dalton gives his team the best chance to win. At the same time it increases concern about Bryce Young’s ability right now to lead the team and raises even more questions about his chances of being a franchise quarterback.

The Carolina Panthers made one of the more shocking moves of the NFL season so far this week, benching former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young. Young has struggled to maintain any consistency early in his career so Carolina decided that enough was enough.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports the Carolina Panthers have no plans to trade quarterback Bryce Young, expected to start again this season.

The Carolina Panthers finally got a win in Week 3, thanks to Andy Dalton’s three-touchdown performance. It was the first

After surprisingly getting benched this soon into his second NFL season, the Carolina Panthers are not about to trade former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young just yet, mostly because he offers very little trade value.