Bryce Young shows significant improvement in passing stats for Panthers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

In 2026, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young averages 274.6 passing yards and two touchdowns per game, a substantial increase from his previous three seasons, where he averaged 180.2 yards and one touchdown. This season, he ranks in the top 10 for both categories. Young's enhanced performance is notable given the Panthers' subpar pass blocking and limited offensive skill positions. His growing confidence and decisiveness are key factors in his development. As the Panthers consider a long-term contract extension for Young, his 2026 performance may strongly influence their decision.
- •Young averages nearly 100 more passing yards per game in 2026.
- •He ranks top 10 in yards and touchdowns entering Week 10.
- •Young's previous three-year averages were 180.2 yards and one TD.
- •Subpar pass blocking and a weak supporting cast challenge him.
- •The Panthers have until the fifth-year option deadline to decide on his future.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — These numbers show how much Panthers QB Bryce Young has improved
"Panthers QB Bryce Young is throwing for 274.6 yards per game in 2026, nearly 100 yards more than the average from his previous three seasons.
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