CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is finally having fun. You could see it in his smile following big plays while winning consecutive games for the first time in his nascent NFL career.

Bryce Young will make his fourth straight start at quarterback for the Carolina Panthers on Sunday against the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.

That being said, it is still fair to wonder if he's done enough to earn the starting quarterback job for the Panthers in 2025 and beyond.

Panthers head coach Dave Canales confirms that the team will stick with Bryce Young at quarterback in Week 12 against the Chiefs

The Carolina Panthers will return from their bye week with Bryce Young as their starting quarterback – at least for Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Panthers QB Bryce Young, since returning to the starting lineup three weeks ago, has something in common with MVP front-runners Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.

The Carolina Panthers hired Dave Canales as head coach to help develop Bryce Young into a franchise quarterback and turn around a team that hadn't been to the postseason since 2017.

You don't win multiple Super Bowls without a talented roster, but none of it would have been possible without exceptional play at quarterback by superstar Patrick Mahomes, who's already won three Super Bowl MVP awards at just 29 years old.