Through two games, however, no quarterback in the NFL has been worse than Young. That was all Canales and company needed to see. Less than 24 hours after telling reporters young was “our quarterback,” Canales reportedly made the switch from Young to 36-year-old journeyman Andy Dalton behind center.

The Panthers benched former No. 1 pick Bryce Young in favor of Andy Dalton, sparking conversation around the biggest busts in NFL Draft history.

Young has a record of 2-16 as an NFL starter, throwing 10 touchdown passes and 12 interceptions while completed 59.3% of his passes. He has already suffered 68 sacks. However, Young is not the only first-round quarterback who has struggled in the NFL—he has plenty of company.

Former Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young was benched by the Carolina Panthers for Week 3. How does he compare to other No. 1 picks in the NFL draft?

After a 0-2 start to the season, the club has since reached a new low, with the latest chapter revolving around the benching of quarterback Bryce Young.  And this feels like rock bottom.  The highlight of Young's tenure with Carolina so far has essentially been draft night when the organization selected him with the No.

The Carolina Panthers don't seem too interested in parting ways with the recently-benched Bryce Young, at least not yet. But what if they were . . . ? ESPN senior NFL national reporter Dan Graziano explored that scenario,

Which quarterback should be benched next after the Carolina Panthers made the tough decision regarding Bryce Young.

On the latest edition of the "Throwbacks" podcast, former NFL signal-caller and current analyst Matt Leinart ripped the Panthers for playing Young as a rookie.