Carolina scored a huge upset win over Green Bay, despite a poor outing from Bryce Young and most of their offense.

Bryce Young will be back for the Panthers in Week 9. Young, who missed the previous week with an ankle sprain, has no designation on Friday’s injury report and is slated to start against the Packers on Sunday.

After two full days of practice, former Alabama All-American quarterback Bryce Young appears headed back to the Carolina Panthers’ lineup for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers.

"There's no reason to think Bryce Young is magically going to develop into the player the organization originally thought upon selecting him with the No. 1 overall pick two years ago," the analysts continued. "Instead, he can turn around and hand the ball off to Rico Dowdle, because it works."

The Carolina Panthers may have to keep on pounding without their starting quarterback. Young exited the game late in the third quarter following a sack by Jets defensive lineman Jowon Briggs. He would not return. Head coach Dave Canales was asked about the ...

Though Green Bay has outpaced Carolina in the passing game, the Panthers have found rhythm in the run game with Rico Dowdle, who currently leads the team with 18 carries for 90 rushing yards and two scores.

The Panthers didn’t have Bryce Young last Sunday and it proved to be a long day vs. the Bills. Will Carolina be without a different starter at Green Bay?