Bryce Young Shatters Personal Records in Stunning Showdown Against Cardinals – What’s Next for the Rising Star?

So here we are again, watching Bryce Young sling the pigskin with a flair that raises just enough eyebrows to keep hope alive—amidst a 0-2 start that could easily dampen spirits. You ever wonder if a quarterback’s breakout moment arrives not in a win, but in the guts of a hard-fought loss? Young’s latest stats—career highs in attempts, completions, and yards—offer a tantalizing glimpse of what could be, if only the rest of the Panthers could catch up. It’s a make-or-break season for the former No. 1 pick, and honestly, you gotta ask: can he turn these flashes into a steady blaze, or is this just the calm before the storm of mounting doubts? Either way, watching him carve through the Cardinals late in the game felt like a sneak preview of a tale still unfolding. Let’s dive in.

The Carolina Panthers are 0-2 to start the season.

That’s not necessarily surprising, but after all that was said of Dave Canales and Bryce Young‘s improvement, it was still somewhat disappointing.

At least the former No. 1 pick gave the fans a glimpse of what this offense could look like in the loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

As pointed out by Panthers fan account Thomas Wrrld on X, Young posted career highs in pass attempts (55), completions (35), and passing yards (328).

He also had three touchdowns and one interception.

Bryce Young today:

35/55 (career-high in both)
328 yards (career high)
3 touchdowns
1 interception

Brought the team back down 27-3. pic.twitter.com/JWgR4yWEsC

— ✰ (@ThomasWrrld) September 14, 2025

The Panthers put some pressure on the Cardinals late in the game.

They trailed 27-3 and couldn’t get anything going in the first half, but Canales’ in-game adjustments almost paid off.

To be fair, the Cardinals also took their foot off the gas after getting off to such a big lead, but it was an impressive performance nonetheless.

This season might be Young’s final opportunity to be a starter in this league.

Even if he doesn’t live up to the hype that surrounded him when he first came out of Alabama, which, at this point, seems like a long shot, he could still be a decent starter.

However, if the Panthers continue to lose games and he continues to turn the ball over, it will be difficult to make a case for the organization doubling down on its commitment to him.

This will be a make-or-break season for the former No. 1 pick, and hopefully, he will be able to build off this strong second half.

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