In the loss to Kansas City, Young completed 21 of 35 pass attempts and threw for 263 yards to go along with one touchdown pass, leading the team to six scoring drives. Canales would say Monday that he is “proud” of Young and the development he has done each week of the current season, according to NBC Sports.

The Carolina Panthers’ narrow loss to the Kansas City Chiefs showcased moments of potential mixed with critical missed opportunities. Offensive coordinator Dave Canales addressed the performance, emphasizing areas of growth and the need for consistency.

Also, Mike Zimmer's Cowboys defense bests Kliff Kingsbury's Commanders offense and Matt LaFleur has the Packers' run game humming.

There are no moral victories in professional sports. However the Carolina Panthers’ ability to take the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs down to the wire on Sunday before losing 30-27 on a walk-off field goal has first-year coach Dave Canales excited about the direction of his team.

After benching him two weeks into the campaign, Canales reinserted Young into the starting lineup in place of an injured Andy Dalton in Week 8. Since then, Canales has taken his decision under center week by week— refusing to commit to either quarterback following each game.

The Carolina Panthers came up just short against the Kansas City Chiefs in a nail-biting finish, falling 30-27. Despite the loss, head coach Dave Canales found silver linings while emphasizing areas for improvement. His remarks highlighted the team’s red-zone struggles, Bryce Young ’s progression, and the overall growth of his squad.

These throws are reminiscent of the Heisman Trophy winning quarterback that took the SEC by storm, and his head coach deserves some credit for reviving Young's confidence.

First-year Panthers head coach Dave Canales spoke with reporters on Monday about all that Bryce Young has endured since September.