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Young is putting up huge numbers through the first month, and the tape suggests nothing about his performance is fluky. He's earned a spot among the top 15 dynasty quarterbacks, and some might think that's not high enough given his production four games into the season.
STACKED’s take
Young's top-15 dynasty ranking reflects elite early production, but represents sell-high value.
Jason Wood notes that Young is putting up huge numbers through the first month, and the tape suggests nothing about his performance is fluky. Jeff Haseley states the Panthers lead the league in passing yards due to Young's growth, development, and emergence as a quality passer; he's earned a spot among the top 15 dynasty quarterbacks, and some might think that's not high enough given his production four games into the season. The blueprint for continued success is there with top wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan and complementary piece Jalen Coker. Sean Settle adds that Young threw for 361 yards and two touchdowns in Week 4 over Detroit (vs. 291 yards, one touchdown, one interception in Week 3 loss to Cleveland); his four-game body of work reads nine touchdowns against two interceptions on 62.3 percent passing, leading the league in passing yards with Brad Idzik calling plays. His dynasty price has jumped from the high twenties into the top twenty, making him a sell-high candidate for summer acquisitions but not a buy for new interest.
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