Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young has had himself yet another peachy performance in Georgia.
On Sunday, Young passed for 287 yards and three touchdowns in Carolina's 34-3 win over the Atlanta Falcons. This afternoon's offering from the former No. 1 overall pick is just the latest in what's become a relatively long list of gems inside of Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
After the victory, Young was asked if his continued success there has him and his teammates looking forward to traveling to Atlanta every year.
"I think it's always week to week," he told reporters. "We always know whatever happens in the past, that's the past. It doesn't tell us anything.
"But I am super proud of this group. I'm proud of, again, this was a great team win. Proud of everyone.
And then we're gonna celebrate it today. And then tomorrow, we gotta get back in the lab. Turn the page and get ready for next week."
Despite his mindset, Young's past in Atlanta is worth revisiting. He threw for a franchise-record 448 yards there in 2025, scored five touchdowns in an overtime win in 2024 and, even as a college kid, led Alabama to an SEC championship over the Georgia Bulldogs in 2021.
Young also added to his hot start to 2026. He's now, through two games, completed 46 of his 73 passes (63.0 percent) for 648 yards with seven total touchdowns and just one interception.
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