Carolina Panthers talk, which means Bryce Young talk, which means he did it, you guys.

I mean, the rookie season, not great Bob, second season, complications, and then things clicked for one Bryce Young.

Now you look at his numbers, you're not going to be blown away, but he's not making mistakes with the football.

He's distributed at a 61% completion rate, basically, and they're putting more weapons around him.

They're clearly invested in the young quarterback.

He showed enough last year to have me excited for year three, Bloom.

Yeah, be excited about this whole team and this whole offense.

We need to take a moment just a step back because the Bryce Young arc is one that should

remind us how quickly and dramatically things can change in the NFL.

Like you said, Cease, if there was a concern about him going number one overall, it was because

he was small, slight for an NFL quarterback.

And he looked overwhelmed as a rookie.

Now, they bring in Dave Canales last year, who had so much success in Tampa Bay with Baker Mayfield.

Okay, immediately, Bryce Young looks very poor, again, overwhelmed.

And Dave Canales, not really committing to Bryce Young in the long term.

There was this sense last year in October that this team was probably going to move on.

You know, Josh Rosen kind of situation, like, okay, well, we made a mistake, but

let's turn the page. And Bryce Young comes out of the buy last year, looking like the quarterback

that if you were projecting, what would it look like if Bryce Young was starting to develop

and be a success in the NFL, you know, pinpoint accuracy, quick processor, and it was coming together.

And like you said, C's things are getting even better around him.

So when you look for the most improved offense, and let me tell you, folks, one of the keys

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