Dynasty | Panthers receiver Terrace Marshall is a breakout candidate in 2023 Dynasty Analysis: Marshall was unable to follow on to previous LSU mega-stars Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase but possesses an intriguing blend of size (6'2/200) and athleticism as he enters his third year with the Panthers. Now with a chance of greater quarterback consistency with rookie Bryce Young expected to start out of the gate, Marshall will have an opportunity to make good on the third-year narrative related to receivers. Dynasty coaches are currently more smitten with rookie second-round selection Jonathan Mingo but, according to the Panthers' beat writer, Marshall is expected to be the starter of the two in 2023. Listed as DLF's WR77 and still only 22 years of age, Terrace Marshall represents an upside value-on opportunity.

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Number one draft pick Bryce Young is splitting the Carolina Panthers' first-team repetitions with Andy Dalton. Panthers coach Frank Reich said that Dalton will start out as the No. 1 quarterback during full-team practices, but he said that Young would also be taking reps with the first team and that he might end up getting more first-team reps in the end. "When he's ready, when it's best for the team, that's when we'll look to make the transition. But when we come back out Monday, Andy will be taking reps with the ones. Bryce will be with the twos. But Bryce isgonna get a lot of reps. He'll likely even get a few more than Andy just as the new guy," Reich said in an interview with The Atlantic.

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Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich came away impressed with rookie quarterback Bryce Young's handling of the offense during his first practice with the team on Friday. The first overall pick of this year's NFL draft quickly transitioned from working inside the team's practice bubble to taking snaps under center. Young looked cool and collected and like he'd done it before. "Honestly I don't want to overdo it on the first day but he did every little thing right," Reich said. Young and wideout Jonathan Mingo are showing some early chemistry together. While Young is expected to open organized team activities behind Andy Dalton on the depth chart, the rookie is fully expected to be Carolina's Week 1 starter at QB.

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Dynasty | According to Panthers' GM Scott Fitterer, there's no timetable for Bryce Young to start Dynasty Analysis: Andy Dalton was mentioned as the starter but that there's an open competition in camp. Regardless of the words spoke, it will be a surprise if Young isn't under-center to begin 2023. If not at the beginning of the season, expect the rookie to make his debut shortly thereafter to give him experience. Young is found as DLF's QB13 and our rookie QB2.

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Dynasty | While Andy Dalton remains on top of the depth chart, Bryce Young is still expected to be the starter when the 2023 season kicks off Dynasty Analysis: There's no real surprise here as Young was the first-overall selection for the Panthers and will be expected to assume the role as the team's new face of the franchise when September rolls around. Undersized for the position but with significant upside in all other areas and traits, Young's level of success will be closely eyed to determine if a change in the positional prototype is warranted. Currently listed as DLF's QB13, Bryce Young remains an intriguing story in dynasty.

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The Carolina Panthers took quarterback Bryce Young with the first overall pick in last week's NFL draft, but he'll be eased into the starting role this summer. When the team takes the field for their first full-squad organized team activities later this month, quarterback Andy Dalton will take the first-team repetitions. "He'll have to earn it. Obviously, that's the way it should be. We'll know when the right time is," head coach Frank Reich said. The Panthers don't want to overwhelm Young too soon while giving him a chance to learn the offense. Young is a quick study, though, so it shouldn't take him too long before he's running the first-team offense. It would be a big surprise if Young isn't the starter in Week 1 of his rookie season.

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Dynasty | The Carolina Panthers drafted Ole Miss wide receiver Jonathan Mingo in round two of the NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: The Panthers traded away DJ Moore in the trade to get the rights to Bryce Young, so they clearly had a need at receiver. Still, the signings of Adam Thielen and DJ Chark were thought to have made other needs more important. In the end, the Panthers went with Mingo and that could spell bad news for Marshall, who has flashed at times but never shown the consistency the Panthers have wanted from the position. He's now going to be in an absolute dogfight for targets and his ranking of WR66 is likely to slide even more now.

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The Carolina Panthers signed quarterback Andy Dalton in the offseason, but the 35-year-old veteran is expected to be a backup and to mentor first overall pick Bryce Young in his rookie season in 2023. The Panthers didn't give up four high draft picks and No. 1 wide receiver D.J. Moore to move up to No. 1 overall to let Young sit on the bench and watch for a year. Most scouts and coaches viewed Young as the most NFL-ready signal-caller in this year's draft, so it makes sense for them to throw him into the fire immediately, with Dalton as an insurance policy. Dalton has played in 166 NFL games (162 starts) in his 12-year career, so he has plenty of experience. In 14 starts for the Saints in 2022, he threw for 2,871 yards, 18 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

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Dynasty | The Carolina Panthers selected Alabama quarterback Bryce Young with the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: As expected. The former Alabama quarterback will take over a team in transition and instantly becomes the face of the franchise in Charlotte. Andy Dalton should be a good mentor for him as Young will undoubtedly be the opening day starter. With DJ Moore in Chicago, Carolina has a long way to go to surround him with talent. However, Young has the goods to be a solid NFL and dynasty quarterback. He should be the top pick in Superflex drafts and a second rounder in traditional formats this Fall. He will also likely be close to a top ten overall dynasty quarterback after the dust of the NFL Draft settles.

The Panthers selected Alabama quarterback Bryce Young with the first pick of the 2023 NFL Draft. The 21-year-old had a stellar collegiate career, with a resume that includes a national championship and Heisman Trophy, among others. He played 34 games for the Crimson Tide, throwing for 8,356 yards, 80 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions while completing 65.8% of his attempts. Young also accounted for seven more scores on the run. Carolina is a rebuilding team. However, Carolina made moves this offseason to bolster the offense, including adding Adam Thielen, DJ Chark, Miles Sanders, and Hayden Hurst. There's a chance Young may start immediately for the Panthers. But he also could spend time learning from Andy Dalton. Of course, he'll be a top dynasty selection, but his lack of size is an issue, which raises durability concerns moving forward.

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Dynasty | Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reports the Panthers will indeed take Alabama quarterback Bryce Young with the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: He's also reporting the Texans attempted to trade up one spot for Young but failed to come to an agreement with Carolina. Houston sealed its own fate by winning the last week of the season, a fact they'll have to live with. Carolina is set to take Young and move forward with him as the face of the franchise. He'll be a favorite to go in the top three in Superflex leagues and a likely second round pick in conventional formats.

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The Las Vegas Raiders explored trading up to No. 1 overall for Alabama quarterback Bryce Young earlier this offseason, but they couldn't get anything done, and everything ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay is hearing now suggests the Raiders are out on the quarterbacks. The belief now is that Vegas will instead target a cornerback at pick No. 7, either Illinois' Devon Witherspoon or Oregon's Christian Gonzalez. Witherspoon is the more physical cover corner and is projected to be the slight favorite over Gonzalez. The Raiders have a need at defensive tackle, too, so Georgia's Jalen Carter could be the team's pick here as well.

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ESPN's DJ Bien-Aime is selling the idea that the Houston Texans will pass on a quarterback with their No. 2 overall pick. If they don't take a signal-caller, they'll be starting either Davis Mills, who was tied for the most interceptions last year with 15, or 35-year-old Case Keenum, who has two starts since 2019. However, there is a belief around the league that Houston isn't sold on the other potential Round 1 QBs outside of Alabama's Bryce Young. Ownership could get involved and change that if they want a young QB to lead the offense, and Ohio State's C.J. Stroud would be a good fit from a value and need standpoint. But the Texans also love Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson Jr., the team's top-ranked overall prospect.

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Carolina Panthers general manager Scott Fitterer said the team hasn't told University of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young that he's their selection with the first overall pick in this year's draft. Fitterer said Young's decision to cancel his last visits was made by Young and his representatives. Carolina was initially favored to take Ohio State's C.J. Stroud with the No. 1 overall pick because of his size, but now Young is the favorite to be taken by the Panthers to kick off the 2023 draft. In Frank Reich's first year as the new head coach, the Panthers are fully expected to start their rookie signal-caller in Week 1 of his rookie season, even after signing veteran Andy Dalton in free agency this offseason.

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The Carolina Panthers are expected to take either Alabama quarterback Bryce Young or Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud with the first overall pick in this year's draft, according to sources. Stroud was considered the early favorite because of his size (6-foot-3 compared to 5-foot-10 for Young) and because head coach Frank Reich has never coached a starting QB under 6-foot-2. But Reich has insisted height isn't a factor, and the pendulum seems to be swinging toward Young at No. 1 overall. Florida's Anthony Richardson and Kentucky's Will Levis aren't considered serious considerations for Carolina's No. 1 overall selection. Whoever the Panthers take with the first pick is expected to start in Week 1, even though the team added veteran Andy Dalton in free agency.

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Dynasty | Bryce Young is "head-and-shoulders" above all others to be the first-overall selection in the NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: It's been a back and forth race between Young and Stroud with Stroud believed to be the choice until two weeks ago. Now it appears that it's Young as the choice due to a combination of arm strength, pocket awareness, mobility and intelligence. Both young quarterbacks will almost certainly be drafted first and second overall to teams with dire need at the position, the order of selection the only real remaining mystery. Young is ranked as DLF's QB2 behind Stroud.

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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young is scheduled to meet with the Panthers on Tuesday. The team appears to have their sights set on selecting a quarterback like Young, a consensus top-five pick, or perhaps C.J. Stroud to help accelerate their rebuild. Last month, Carolina even traded away star wideout D.J. Moore, once deemed a "foundational piece" by the organization, to acquire the first overall pick in this year's draft. The Panthers brought in 12-year veteran Andy Dalton on a two-year deal as a potential stopgap option under center after the Baker Mayfield experiment failed miserably last season. Young, the 2021 Heisman Trophy winner, could spark Carolina's 2022 bottom-five passing attack with more dual-threat ability than the journeyman Dalton.

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University of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young will visit with the Houston Texans on a pre-draft visit later this week, according to a source. If the Carolina Panthers take Ohio State's C.J. Stroud with the No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft, it would be a surprise if the Texans didn't go with Young as their franchise signal-caller. Young has already met with the Las Vegas Raiders and Panthers during the pre-draft process. Standing at 5-foot-10 and 204 pounds, there are major questions about Young's size as he heads to the next level. But if the Texans take him, he'd almost certainly be their starting quarterback for Week 1 of the 2023 regular season. The 21-year-old has elite accuracy, but he won't be all that attractive in fantasy in single-year leagues in his rookie season.

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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young will visit with the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday. Young met with the Raiders in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, when he had his Pro Day. The Raiders pick seventh in the 2023 NFL Draft, but Young is unlikely to fall to No. 7. The 21-year-old has met with teams in the top ten searching for a quarterback. Las Vegas traded Derek Carr to the Saints and signed quarterbacks Jimmy Garoppolo and Brian Hoyer through free agency this offseason. The Raiders signed Garoppolo to a three-year, $67.5 million deal in free agency. The Raiders must trade within the top five if Las Vegas wants to select Young in the upcoming NFL Draft.

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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young continues to receive rave reviews ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft. While many have the Houston Texans taking the signal-caller with the No. 2 overall pick, reports surfaced that seemingly have things going in a different direction. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, Young "absolutely blew away" Panthers head coach Frank Reich when they recently "sat down and talked football." Only time will tell how this situation will culminate. However, it appears Ohio State's C.J. Stroud isn't a lock to be taken at No. 1. That said, Young has a chance to play immediately, regardless if he goes to Carolina or Houston.

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