NFL analyst sees Panthers as possible trade suitor for Chargers QB Justin Herbert
NFL analyst sees Panthers as feasible trade suitor for Chargers QB Justin Herbert.
NFL analyst sees Panthers as feasible trade suitor for Chargers QB Justin Herbert.
Article outline
- What happened
- The details
- Official response
- The bottom line
Key points
- Carolina, or at least a portion of their scouting department, reportedly had interest in Herbert leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft.
- Well, Henry McKenna of FOX Sports floated the idea on the latest episode of The QB Room podcast.
- For starters-their starter, Bryce Young, is putting together the best ball of his four-year NFL career.
- An NFL analyst sees the Carolina Panthers as a potential fit for. *squints eyes*.
- Panthers fans may be a tad confused by this proposal, and rightfully so.
In practice, an NFL analyst sees the Carolina Panthers as a potential fit for. *squints eyes*. Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert?
Well, Henry McKenna of FOX Sports floated the idea on the latest episode of The QB Room podcast. McKenna tells co-host Steven Ruiz that he believes the Panthers would create for an intriguing trade suitor for the two-time Pro Bowl passer.
For starters-their starter, Bryce Young, is putting together the best ball of his four-year NFL career. Young, fresh off a campaign where he supported lead Carolina to their first division title in a decade, at present ranks first in passing yards per game (317.0) and-even with the league's earliest bye-has thrown for the eighth-most touchdowns and the fifth-most completions of 20 yards or more.
Herbert, meanwhile, may be in the midst of his worst stretch as a pro. Some of his struggles this season can be attributed to a rash of injuries to his supporting cast as well as a change in play-calling, but he hasn't given a great account of himself in passing for five touchdowns, seven interceptions and 187.4 yards per outing.
Carolina, or at least a portion of their scouting department, reportedly had interest in Herbert leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft. But now, with their own guy playing himself towards a long-term accord, the Panthers should probably stand pat under center and keep letting Bryce cook. Follow @ThePanthersWire on Twitter/X for more Panthers content. SMS Facebook Twitter Email.
Taken together, the developments around NFL analyst sees Panthers as possible trade suitor for Chargers QB Justin point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.
