Carolina Panthers They still claim they have no interest in signing their second-year quarterback Bryce Young. But they are still receiving calls from multiple teams interested, according to a report. NFL insider Dianna Russini at The Athletic.

But fans probably shouldn’t expect a quick resolution to this story. The consensus seems to be that they’re happy enough with Young’s progress against Denver last week to sit back and wait for now.

“It’s no surprise that the Carolina Panthers continue to receive numerous calls from teams looking to trade for former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young. At this time, Carolina is not looking to move the quarterback for Sunday’s game against the Saints. The Panthers’ progress in his return to the field last week “And while I’m encouraged by his overall commitment to the team, I think the team will evaluate everything this offseason and make a decision about Young’s future in Carolina.”

They may insist they didn’t trade Young as much as they’d like, but if they get an offer they like before Tuesday’s trade deadline, the Panthers will accept the deal. However, according to Jonathan Jones, there is a possibility that it would be better to pass on the returns they will receive. fourth round draft pick The best offer they can get.

Meanwhile, other reports from The Athletic’s Joe Person suggest the Panthers want at least a second-round player for Young. They won’t get that unless Young absolutely smokes the Saints on Sunday against a defense he’s struggling with, so waiting until the offseason is probably Carolina’s best move for now.

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