Bryce Young Reports Knee is 'Fine' After Packers Loss

Following the Panthers' 27-19 defeat to the Packers, quarterback Bryce Young reassured reporters that his left knee is fine. Young has been on the injury report since injuring his knee during a previous game against the Browns.

In the game against the Packers, Young faced significant pressure, being sacked six times and hit nine times, which led to questions about his knee's impact on his performance. Despite head coach Dave Canales suggesting the knee issue might have affected Young's ability to evade pressure, Young dismissed these concerns, emphasizing that injuries are common in football.

The Panthers' offensive line faced additional challenges, with right tackle Taylor Moton on injured reserve and left guard Damien Lewis inactive. This forced the team to make adjustments, including the introduction of Monroe Freeling and Corey Bullock as starters. Bullock later left the game due to a quad injury, prompting further changes. The Panthers will look to improve their performance as they prepare to face the Broncos in Week 9.