Well, maybe "Hell yeah" might have been too much, but it's starting to look like they'll get the last laugh (after being ridiculed those first 2 years).
Found this interesting excerpt from SI....they are advocating to extend him.
When Young continues to get better, he will quickly outplay that value, making him a strong investment. Is Young ever going to be the best QB in the NFL? Probably not, but that ultimately saves the Panthers money.
They can continue to surround him with weapons with that money, which will make the team better despite not having a Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen making boatloads of money at QB.
Plus, the alternatives don't make a lot of sense. Barring a huge regression in 2026, the Panthers won't have a good chance at drafting a successor in 2027 or 2028, and the free-agent option isn't ideal, either.
We can relate to this , but at least they have improvement to be hopeful about. We could be stuck in Steeler-land with a yearly QB quandary, never being bad enough to get a Top 3 QB in the draft. Even if we were to get a top QB, that defense has an extremely small window of greatness....not wanting to wait 2-3 years for QB maturity.