Where Bryce Young ventures for Notre Dame football, 'destruction' tends to follow
At 6-foot-7, 258 pounds, Bryce Young’s athleticism has allowed him to flourish on special teams for Notre Dame football.
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Panthers’ bye-week thoughts: Bryce Young’s confidence, money well spent, D.J. Wonnum’s return
The Panthers’ last two offensive series in regulation started with: Hubbard run, Hubbard run, pass. After Young missed an ...
Sorting the Sunday Pile, NFL Week 10: Bears fans should be outraged, Cowboys stay cold despite scorching sun
Soaked to the gills with it while waiting for their first-ever franchise quarterback, a desperately hopeful Bears fanbase has ...
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Prime Vision captures Chase's full route on 70-yard TD
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase catches and runs for a 70-yard touchdown, his full route captured by "Thursday ...
Why the Panthers Could Stick With Bryce Young
Carolina’s QB compares statistically to Tua Tagovailoa’s first couple of years. Plus, why Anthony Richardson will have to win ...
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Bryce Miller: Injury to Aztecs’ Reese Waters offers lessons, perspective
(K.C. Alfred / The San Diego Union-Tribune) Waters sees the half-full glass. “I get to watch BJ (Davis). I get to watch Taj ...
NFL Week 9 Winners and Losers: Jim Harbaugh’s Old-School Chargers Are a Real Threat
Los Angeles has found the recipe to win games in all types of conditions. Plus, Jordan Love’s turnover problem has reached a ...
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Bryce Young got the best news in his career since leaving Alabama, winning Heisman for Crimson Tide
Former Alabama star and Heisman winner Bryce Young will get another shot at redemption after the Carolina Panthers named him ...
The Straits Times14d
Panthers QB Bryce Young to start against Saints
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will make ... that Andy Dalton was a full participant at practice but continues to rehab his sprained right thumb. Young regained QB1 status last week ...
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Bryce Young to start for Panthers; Jonathon Brooks may make debut
David Newton is an NFL reporter at ESPN and covers the Carolina Panthers. Newton began covering Carolina in 1995 and came to ESPN in 2006 as a NASCAR reporter before joining NFL Nation in 2013.
Bryce Young Will Be Panthers' QB1 vs. Saints Amid Andy Dalton's Thumb Injury Rehab
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will get his second straight start during Sunday's Week 9 matchup with the visiting New Orleans Saints, head ...