CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Bryce Young's first practice for the Carolina Panthers reinforced everything the organization witnessed and heard during the draft process to make them comfortable taking the undersized quarterback from Alabama with the top pick.
"He did everything right, the little throws out in the flat, the little bubble screen stuff that people overthrow, he threw with accuracy, saw it well, knew where guys were supposed to be,'' first-year Carolina coach Frank Reich said Friday after the first of a three-day rookie camp.
"He just showed complete command.''
Young also set the tone, arriving at practice an hour before it was scheduled to begin.