Quarterback Bryce Young’s career-best, 5-touchdown performance against Atlanta in a 44-38 overtime win Sunday means the Carolina Panthers can rest easy at quarterback in the offseason, concentrating their capital on improving the defense.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young has gotten a stamp of approval from his head coach, from his owner and now, from the greatest player in his organization's history. Cam Newton, the franchise's all-time leading passer,

Bryce Young takes it himself and scores a 10-yard rushing touchdown to give the Panthers a 38-31 lead in the fourth quarter vs. the Falcons.

A confident Bryce Young talked about his five-touchdown performance from the Panthers’ 44-38 win over the Falcons on Sunday.

Bryce Young had arguably the best game of his career in the regular-season finale, racking up five total touchdowns and making Panthers history in the process. No quarterback in Carolina's history had ever recorded three passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns in a single game prior to Young's dominant outing to kick off the new year.

Young joined Cam Newton and Steve Beuerlein as the only quarterbacks in franchise history to account for five TDs in a game.