Bryce Young Excited for New Offensive Coordinator

0:00On April 21st, Bryce Young, the Carolina Panthers quarterback, is hyped about his new offensive coordinator, Brad Idzick, taking over play-calling. Duties heading into the 2026 season. After a rough rookie year, where he got sacked 62 times in 16 starts, Young bounced back strong under coach Dave Canalis, who built a run-first offense with quake passes that evolved into deep throws last year. Young ranked first in passing grade at 99.7%, and big time throw rate at 38.9% on 20 plus yard, passes per PFF data. That hot streak helped lead the 8-9 Panthers to the NFC South title, with career highs of 3,011 yards and 23. Touchdowns. Fans and analysts are watching closely, since Idzick lacks NFL play-calling experience outside preseason games, but Young lobby for last year's rookie. Find out Tedaroa McGmillan, and stays optimistic about building chemistry. Young's locked in through his fifth season, eyeing $50 million per year extensions, and

1:03he is not sweating the change. He is pumped to hear its ex voice in his helmet, adding a fresh spin to the attack. As the draft kicks off Thursday in Pittsburgh, expect Young to keep evolving, turning those off-season vibes into another play-off push for Carolina.