ESPN proposes trades for Panthers QB Bryce Young, RB Miles Sanders
If the Carolina Panthers don't have much use for quarterback Bryce Young and running back Miles Sanders at the moment, then maybe they can find a few teams who would.
That's what ESPN staff writer Bill Barnwell has just pitched, as he proposed 12 win-win trade deadline scenarios in a new article on Thursday. Among the 12 are two deals for the Panthers, one of which sends Young to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a conditional 2026 fourth-round draft pick.
Barnwell writes:
With Chuba Hubbard thriving in the lead role, Sanders has been regulated to just 30 carries over six games. He may see even less work at some point, as the team opened the practice window for 2024 second-round pick Jonathon Brooks on Wednesday.
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