Young’s offense spreads targets, with Renfrow and others contributing; Young’s development shapes Week 3 fantasy value for Panthers.

Bryce Young showed signal of rookie-era variability; Carolina’s line injuries could destabilize the attack in Week 3.

Young engineered a second-half comeback, going from a slow start to 24-for-32 for 217 yards with three touchdowns in the final two quarters, punctuating a poised, efficient late drive sequence that kept Carolina in the game.

Young’s two games show flashes but not yet a leap to elevated play; with Tepper’s impatience and potential regime changes ahead, the Panthers face a critical year for quarterback development.

Young has faced a tough start in an unstable offense, with 0-2 to begin the season. His learning curve is steep behind a porous defense, limiting early scoring chances and fantasy production despite showing flashes of poise and mobility.