Panthers Trade Dalton, Pickett Backs Up Young

0:00Here's more Durham news from March 18th. The Carolina Panthers traded better and quarterback Andy Dalton to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2027 7th round draft pick. This deal clears $2,150,000 in salary cap space for Carolina. Kenny Pickett, who signed a one-year deal with the Panthers last week, now backs up Bryce Young as the number two quarterback heading into the offseason. Dalton spent three seasons in Charlotte, where he threw for 1,643 yards, 10 touchdowns, and seven interceptions across 13 games. He also served as a key mentor for the younger Young. Young has shown steady growth, posting an eight-and-eight record last season and helping the team win their division. At age 24, he's established enough that the Panthers plan to exercise his fifth-year option this offseason. Looking ahead, Carolina might draft the developmental quarterback in the middle or late rounds come April, adding long-term depth behind their starter.

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