Did Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young do enough in Sunday's triumphant outing to secure the starting nod over Andy Dalton next week? We'll soon find out.

Head coach Dave Canales faced that inevitable question following his team's 23-22 win over the New Orleans Saints, where Young came through with his second straight positive performance. But, as expected, we're still a little ways away from learning the answer.

"Not yet," Canales replied when asked if he's ready to name Young as the Week 10 starter. "We'll take in all the information, watch the film, we gotta process. We gotta make sure we look at all this stuff, and we'll let you guys know in the next couple days."

Young—who completed 16 of his 26 throws for 171 yards, a score and an interception—orchestrated the first game-winning touchdown drive of his career this afternoon. He led the Panthers on a four-play, 64-yard possession, one that ended in a 16-yard visit to the end zone by running back Chuba Hubbard, to give them a 23-22 lead at the 2:18 mark of the fourth quarter.

Over the past two weeks, Young has connected on 63.5 percent of his passes for 395 yards, three touchdowns and three picks.

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