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The Panthers quarterback spent his bye week popping up everywhere, from college football shows to Monday Night Football broadcasts. On Tuesday, though, he got to put aside the distractions and return to his team, which is where he really wanted…

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young returned to team facilities on Tuesday following a busy Week 5 bye week media tour. Young's public appearances included serving as the celebrity guest picker on ESPN's College GameDay in Tuscaloosa, attending a fan meet-and-greet in Raleigh, and appearing on the ManningCast during Monday Night Football.
Upon returning to Charlotte, Young expressed relief to be back with his teammates as the Panthers prepare for their Week 6 game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Head coach Dave Canales praised Young's steady focus and daily work ethic despite the quarterback's increased national attention.
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