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ArticleCat Scratch Reader Reacts Survey: Week 2 brings more questions than answers
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The Panthers scored 37 points of their own, including staying tied with the Bears at 31 points through about the middle of the third quarter. That's an offensive output well beyond expectations against a defense that was not playing with an aggressive lead until the fourth quarter. This is not what we have come to expect from a team led by Dave Canales and Bryce Young. Whether or not that can be attributed to a level up from Young or the influence of Brad Idzik calling plays is yet to be determined.
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Young's Week 1 offensive output raises questions about sustainable performance level.

Panthers QB's Week 1 offensive performance—37 points scored, tied with Bears at 31 through mid-third quarter against a non-aggressive defense—raises a key question for season outlook: whether the offensive output represents a genuine level-up from Young or is attributable to offensive coordinator Brad Idzik's play-calling influence, and whether Week 1 was emblematic of the offense going forward or a flash in the pan.

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