Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young "will be back" in the starting role at some point this season, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Bryce Young was "completely surprised" and "blindsided" Monday by his benching following Carolina's Week 2 home loss to the Chargers, according to a source, and veteran Andy Dalton takes over as the Panthers signal-caller Sunday and beyond.

Bryce Young’s surprisingly poor reaction to getting benched proves the Panthers were right for once. Rolling with Dalton over Young "goes beyond the poor play through two games,

The Carolina Panthers' benching of quarterback Bryce Young has led to questions about a potential trade of the former No. 1 pick from Alabama.

Understandably, the Panthers' decision has drawn the ire of many, including NBA superstar LeBron James, who told Young via social media that the benching "ain't on you." Several Panthers rallied around their teammate following their Week 2 loss to the Chargers .

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports the Carolina Panthers have no plans to trade quarterback Bryce Young, expected to start again this season.

Andy Dalton quickly rewarded the Panthers for making him the starting QB by leading the team to its first win of the season in a rout of the Raiders.

Ironically enough, the 5-foot-10, 204-pound Bryce Young was the elephant in the room at Allegiant Stadium this afternoon. The Carolina Panthers, in their very first game after benching the struggling second-year quarterback,

The Carolina Panthers are reportedly "not looking to trade" benched QB Bryce Young and rejected four inquiries by teams this week.

The most recent quarterback to be traded by the team that drafted them No. 1 was Baker Mayfield, who was traded to the Panthers in 2022.