The Steelers are sending WR Diontae Johnson to the Carolina Panthers. A new weapon for Bryce Young. Johnson has a $3 million roster bonus due Friday that the Panthers now will pay.

Related Players: George Pickens, Calvin Austin, Dez Fitzpatrick, Adam Thielen, Terrace Marshall, Jonathan Mingo

This is certainly good news for Bryce Young after the team brought him on board with arguably the worst pass-catching unit in the NFL last year. Johnson should instantly become the focal point of this offense, but the team still desperately needs help at WR, TE, and RB before we get too excited about the Panthers in fantasy.

For the Steelers, this also has them trending in the wrong direction on excitement-level, but it makes George Pickens very intriguing. This puts him in the conversation for a fringe WR2/3, not unlike Courtland Sutton with Russell Wilson the last two seasons.

Panthers QB Bryce Young was a full participant with his ankle injury, and he’s off the injury report. Good to go. Meanwhile, RB Miles Sanders (groin) is questionable.

Related Players: Chuba Hubbard, Raheem Blackshear

Chuba Hubbard has actually been quite productive with limited touches so far this season, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and 5.0 yards created after contact per attempt. Compare those numbers to Sanders' respective 3.4 and 2.22 marks through three weeks. Hubbard would make an interesting RB2 candidate if Sanders is forced to miss a week.

Panthers QB Bryce Young (ankle) is off the injury report and is good to go Sunday vs. the Vikings.

Related Players: Andy Dalton

The prevailing sentiment was that the Panthers would give Young a little more time to recover after veteran Andy Dalton eclipsed his two-game yardage total in one fell swoop, but it looks as if they are going to get the rookie back out there. He should not be started in any but the deepest Superflex fantasy leagues.

Panthers QB Bryce Young was a full participant in practice today, a good sign he’s ready to return to the field despite an ankle injury.

Related Players: Andy Dalton

The prevailing sentiment was that the Panthers would give Young a little more time to recover after veteran Andy Dalton eclipsed his two-game yardage total in one fell swoop, but it looks as if they are going to get the rookie back out there. He should not be started in any but the deepest Superflex fantasy leagues.

HC Frank Reich announced that QB Bryce Young (ankle) will practice today. Young missed Week 3 due to an ankle injury.

Related Players: Andy Dalton

Bad news for fellow sickos who were considering paying way down for Andy Dalton in DFS matchups. The prevailing thought was that the team would ease Young back from his injury after he looked absolutely overwhelmed on an NFL field through two weeks of the season, but here we are. If he is cleared to play, keep him on your fantasy benches.

Bryce Young officially ruled OUT Sunday vs. Seahawks. Andy Dalton will start.

Panthers HC Frank Reich said doctors expect Bryce Young to miss a week or two with a sprained ankle.

Bryce Young hasn't been the sharpest through his first two starts of his NFL career, so it's hard to call this a major downgrade for the Panthers fantasy pieces. Adam Thielen remains a decent enough Flex play, while Hayden Hurst is in the conversation as a top-20 tight end.

For a second straight day, Panthers’ rookie QB Bryce Young will not practice due to his ankle injury. Panthers’ QB Andy Dalton is now tracking to start Sunday at Seattle.

It's still early in the week, so we'll keep an eye on this, but it's just one more negative bit of news about a Panthers offense that already looks lost. In the deepest of deep Superflex leagues, feel free to go grab Andy Dalton.

Panthers QB Bryce Young didn't practice today because of an ankle injury.

Related Players: Andy Dalton

It's still early in the week, so we'll keep an eye on this, but it's just one more negative bit of news about a Panthers offense that already looks lost. In the deepest of deep Superflex leagues, feel free to go grab Andy Dalton.

The Carolina Panthers have elevated rookie Bryce Young to the No. 1 quarterback spot, a move coach Frank Reich said Thursday is "the next step" in the top pick of this year's draft, becoming the Week 1 starter.

These are all semantics at this point. The only thing we were worried about was Young coming in and having a terrible camp, and it doesn't look like he is trending in that direction. He should be drafted as the Panthers' QB1, which puts him on the radar in 2QB and SuperFlex leagues.