It looked noteworthy to see him on the field with Newton’s unit by the end of practice. Wilkerson had a team-high seven receptions in team drills on Sunday. Wilkerson also had a solid showing and continues to stick out in practice. Before that, he jumped over Myles Bryant for a reception, had an over the shoulder catch against Kyle Dugger and shook Jackson Sr. That included a highlight reel diving touchdown catch in 1-on-1s. The receiver looked dominant during 3-on-3 and 1-on-1 drills. N’Keal Harry had one of the best practices of his career. Aside from the two interceptions, it was a solid showing from both quarterbacks with Newton getting the edge on Day 10 of camp. It’s tough to complain when your two starting quarterbacks complete 81% and 74% of their throws in practice. had tight coverage and came away with the interception. He tried to squeeze a pass to Marvin Jones, but Michael Jackson Sr. He finished 17-of-23, completing 74% of his throws in team drills. The rookie, however, faltered toward the end, completing four of his last nine passes. And that's a good place to start from.Jones was on fire to start Sunday’s session, completing his first 12 passes in a row in 11-on-11s. “He's in control and knows what he wants and how he wants it done. “Bryce will fool you now because he's got this quiet demeanor, but this is a grown man,” Reich said. Julie Young said she is “beyond” proud of her son. 'I was like I can't wait to get here, see him in the uniform and see him in the element.'

I couldn't sleep last night,' Craig Young with a laugh. Young's parents, Craig and Julie, attended their son's first training camp practice and watched from the sideline. Ultimately, Reich felt there was no need wait any longer to name Young the starter, a move that will allow him to get more reps during the preseason. Chark when he was forced to get rid of the ball early after coming under pressure in the pocket. Reich said Young displayed good “mental carryover” from OTAs and he thought the 22-year-old made good quality throws, most notably a downfield strike to D.J.

“The more reps, the more I’m able to start to feel comfortable,” Young said. Young said he had some nervous energy before practice but settled down pretty quickly. The 5-foot-10, 190-pound signal caller completed his first two pass attempts to veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen, who signed with the Panthers after spending the past 10 seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. The undersized but highly successful Young looked sharp in his first nonpadded practice at Wofford, working mostly during 6-on-8 drills. There are a lot of things that I want to keep growing in, keep improving in. “I want to make sure I take things day by day. “That means a lot, but for me it doesn't change my approach,” Young said. Young called it 'a huge blessing ' to be named the starter so early in camp.

As coaches and players we are going to try to make every attempt to avoid doing that.” “Nobody here is going to try to predict how it is going to play out the first year,” he said.

Reich knows there will be some ups and downs along the way this season. And owner David Tepper set the bar high in April when he said he expects the Panthers to win multiple Super Bowls under Young.

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