“I take accountability for that”: Bryce Young says that he takes full accountability on his benching

The Carolina Panthers benched Bryce Young after two poor games, and instead started Andy Dalton in Week 3 against the Las Vegas Raiders. This decision has sparked speculation about Young's potential departure from the team. Recently, Quarterback Bryce Young has pledged to assist the Carolina Panthers, despite being watching from the sidelines during their upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Young, who was the No. 1 overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft, took responsibility for his performance on Thursday.The former Alabama star discussed his benching and took full accountability for his performance on the field. "For the most part, every snap hit my hands and I didn't do enough with it. At the end of the day, I take accountability for that... So I'm always going to look in the mirror. You know circumstances are what they are for not just me, but for everyone, everyone's dealing with something, and everyone has circumstances,” Young said.Also Read: Andrew Hawkins on what went wrong with the Panthers and Bryce Young He further added, "If I went out there and played better and we won games at the end of the day... we wouldn't be having this conversation. So, you know right now, I am where I am, and all I can do is try to be better each and every day.”Bryce Young has expressed his commitment to improving daily. Fans believe his future lies away from the team, and he believes it would be better for his career if he is traded. The Miami Dolphins have been mentioned as a potential suitor, but Panthers head coach Dave Canales says the team is not looking to trade Young. Young's future lies elsewhere, and he remains committed to improving daily.Young has struggled in his NFL career, with 18 games, 3,122 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions. In two games this season, he threw for 245 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions, averaging just 4.4 yards per throw. In contrast, he threw for 8,356 yards, 80 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions in 35 games for Alabama. The franchise believed new head coach Dave Canales would improve Young, but so far, he has not, leading to his benching.Also Read: Joey Bosa speaks about Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh’s unusual new rules