Bryce Young will start again for the Carolina Panthers as they face the New York Giants in a Germany afternoon game on Nov. 10. Despite their 2-7 record, the Panthers are riding a wave of confidence following an upset victory over the New Orleans Saints in Week 9.
Panthers star cornerback Jaycee Horn believes the team’s momentum is on the rise, not in decline, as they head into Week 10. He urged fans not to wait too long to jump on the Carolina bandwagon during a Nov. 8 interview with reporters.
“We’ve been struggling for a while,” Horn said after a Panthers practice in Munich. “But our time is coming. You better get on board now, because once we start winning, we won’t be welcoming many new fans.” Carolina is energized by their win over the Saints and eager to continue the success with Young, who started in that victory.
Young, the former first overall pick, was benched in favor of Andy Dalton after an 0-2 start this season. However, after Dalton injured his throwing thumb in a car accident, Young returned as the starter in Week 8.
Following his game-winning drive against the Saints in Week 9, it seems he will remain the starter unless the losses start to pile up again. Horn will have a chance to shine in the matchup against the Giants, likely facing off with rookie sensation Malik Nabers.
The game will kick off at 9:30 am EST.
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