NFL teams have been busy on deadline day as the Cowboys (3-5) agreed on a deal with Carolina (2-7) to acquire a former second round wide receiver, according to two people with knowledge of the trade.
Bryce Young is scheduled to get his second straight start on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints.
Several NFL sources confirm to WCCB that Carolina Panthers WR Diontae Johnson has been traded to the Baltimore Ravens.Β
Quarterback Bryce Young returns to the Carolina Panthers' starting lineup this weekend after Andy Dalton sprained his right thumb in an auto accident.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will be without starting wide receivers Diontae Johnson and Adam Thielen when he returns to the starting lineup on Sunday against the Denver Broncos.
D.J. Beal and WCCB News @ TEN anchor Gary Brode discuss what Bryce Young's second chance means for the Carolina Panthers.
Bryce Young will start Sunday at quarterback for the Carolina Panthers against the Denver Broncos after Andy Dalton sprained the thumb on his right throwing handΒ during a car crashΒ in Charlotte.
When coach Dave CanalesΒ benched 2023 No. 1 draft pick Bryce Young two weeks into the season, he said it was because veteran Andy Dalton gave the Carolina Panthers the best chance to win.
Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders are looking to get back on track when they host the struggling Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
The Falcons will look to make it three wins in three weeks against NFC South foes on Sunday when they visit the struggling, injury-riddled Panthers.
D.J. Beal and Bahakel Sports Director Jeff Taylor question whether the time is right to go back to the former QB1.
Andy Dalton had provided a lift for Carolina since replacing Bryce Young.
With several NFL teams including the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in need of a top-notch wide receiver, Diontae Johnsonβs name has emerged as a potential trade candidate.
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper and his wife Nicole have made an initial $3 million commitment to Hurricane Helene relief efforts through their foundation.
The Cincinnati Bengals are in dire need of a victory as they look to avoid a disastrous 0-4 start, but former Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton and the rejuvenated Carolina Panthers stand in their way.
D.J. Beal and Bahakel Sports Director Jeff Taylor discuss what happens if Andy Dalton continues play well throughout the rest of the season.
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