The Carolina Panthers plan to give Bryce Young a chance to become the team’s starter of the future after his recent improvements on the field.

Young provides insight into the team’s future plans as a franchise quarterback and shows how much growth he has shown in his second season as a signal caller.

The former top overall pick was benched after Week 2 in favor of 37-year-old Andy Dalton.

After Dalton was injured, Young was reinstated as a starter and went 2-2.

The Panthers are so confident in Young that the team has no plans to sign a quarterback in the upper rounds in 2025, according to NFL Network.

What a turnaround this is for Young, who was thought to have been left on the bench after being replaced in September.

The Carolina Panthers plan to make Bryce Young their starting quarterback of the future

After the growth Young has shown in recent weeks, the Panthers are ready to invest

The Panthers haven’t done much this season to lose their status as one of the NFL’s worst teams.

However, Carolina has made strides to stop being viewed as just the worst franchise in the league.

Young’s first season as the Panthers’ quarterback didn’t go as planned, with a 2-15 record that inspired little confidence.

Entering Week 13, Carolina has already improved that mark to 3-8.

Now Young can show how much he has grown over the final six weeks of the regular season with the Panthers’ management behind him.