Another week, another solid outing for Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young. While it wasn't his best game of the year, Young—in the 25-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles—once again managed to post a fifth straight game of at least 280 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Heading into Week 7, Young is still leading the league in passing yards per game and remains in the top 10 in the important efficiency numbers.
Here's where he ranks in the key stats after five games played this season . . .
- Completion rate: 60.2 percent (27th)
- Passing yards: 1,549 (sixth)
- Passing yards per game: 309.8 (first)
- First downs: 74 (tied for seventh)
- Yards per attempt: 7.7 (11th)
- Passing touchdowns: 11 (tied for seventh)
- 20+ yard passes: 21 (tied for fifth)
- Passer rating: 98.5 (12th)
- QBR: 69.6 (eighth)
- EPA/play: 0.217 (ninth)
- Success rate: 45.9 percent (16th)
- CPOE: 3 percent (12th)
- Air yards: 9.2 (tied for seventh)
Next up are the 1-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who currently rank 20th against the pass.
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