Carolina Panthers

Veteran quarterback Andy Dalton has been sidelined with a thumb injury after a car accident. Former No.1 pick Bryce Young will return to starting position

The Carolina Panthers benched Bryce Young for Week 3 and replaced him with veteran quarterback Andy Dalton. On Sunday, Young threw for a career-low 84 yards and an interception in the Panthers' blowout loss against the Los Angeles Chargers. During a press conference, head coach Dave Canales said he felt confident to make the switch after watching the game film.

Another week and another loss for the Carolina Panthers, who haven’t won a game since last December. Quarterback Bryce Young passed for a career-low 84 yards, threw another interception and was sacked twice in a 26-3 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. After the game, head coach Dave Canales said he’s sticking with Young.

Football season is here. The Panthers play their home opener this Sunday against the LA Chargers. If you plan on being at Bank of America Stadium, you may see some changes from last season. For more on this and other business stories, WFAE's Morning Edition host Marshall Terry is joined by Tony Mecia of the Charlotte Ledger business newsletter.

The New Orleans Saints scored on their first nine possessions against the Carolina Panthers in yesterday’s season opener and cruised to a 47-10 blowout win. Panthers quarterback Bryce Young threw an interception on his first pass of the year and added another in the second half. He said the team will get back to work Monday.

The Carolina Panthers completed trimming the team's roster down to the 53-player limit mandated by the NFL. That completes the preseason, and the Panthers face a new year with a fresh set of faces.

Officials say no one was hurt when a Delta flight carrying 188 passengers ran off a taxiway moments after landing at the Charlotte-Douglas Airport early Friday. Among those reportedly onboard were players and staff with the Carolina Panthers.

The race is not to run against Vi Lyles. But to succeed her, whenever she decides not to run again. But last Monday's City Council vote to spend $650 million to renovate Bank of America Stadium was the unofficial campaign opening for several council members, even if we don’t know when that campaign will be.

The Charlotte City Council voted 7-3 Monday night to approve spending $650 million worth of tax money to help renovate Bank of America Stadium. Under the deal, Tepper Sports and Entertainment would contribute $150 million of its own money to the improvements in the next four years, for a total of $800 million, and would then spend roughly $420 million more on the stadium in the decade after that.

As the Charlotte City Council is set to vote Monday on spending $650 million to improve Bank of America Stadium, Tepper Sports and Entertainment wants to start negotiating in 2037 on building a new stadium.