The Carolina Panthers will stick with quarterback Bryce Young for Sunday's game against the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs at Bank of America Stadium, David Newton of ESPN reports.

He will have some help, too.

Coach Dave Canales said he "fully expects" running back Jonathon Brooks to make his NFL debut after spending the first half of his rookie season rehabbing from ACL surgery last November at the University of Texas.

Young won his past two starts before the bye week, helping the Panthers (3-7) to consecutive wins for the first time since 2022.

"This is about the continued progress, Bryce looking more and more confident,'' Canales said Monday as the team returned from its bye. "Just an aggressiveness to his play ... and of course the end result, winning.

"He continues to do things to put us in a position to put him back out there and continue to build on that.''

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