It was easy to look past the struggles of the Carolina Panthers passing game when Carolina won four of five, including an upset over the Packers at Lambeau Field, and was 5-4 going into Week 10. But the New Orleans Saints exposed quarterback Bryce Young and Carolina on Sunday in a 17-7 decision that only highlighted an inept passing attack. Young has only thrown for more than 200 yards once in 2025. The third-year QB out of Alabama threw for 328 yards and three scores in a Week 2 loss to the Cardinals. But over the last eight games, the Panthers’ aerial assault hasn’t been an assault at all. That was on full display on Sunday, when the Panthers failed to score over the final 52 minutes and Young threw a costly interception in the fourth quarter that led to New Orleans taking a 10-point lead. Even after the Panthers defense gave them multiple opportunities to either tie the game or take the lead, Young and the offense had no answers. You could argue that Carolina muscled its way above .500 despite its pass
