Panthers QB Andy Dalton, Family Involved in Car Crash in Charlotte

Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton and his family are recovering after being involved in a car accident in Charlotte on October 22.

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Andy Dalton & Family Involved in Car Accident

 

The Panthers quarterback as well as his wife and two children were all involved in the crash. According to a statement released by the Carolina Panthers, neither Dalton nor his family needed medical assistance after the incident. However, they are all in the process of being evaluated by medical personnel.

 

"Andy Dalton and his family were involved in a car accident today in Charlotte. Neither Dalton nor his family were transported by emergency medical personnel. Dalton is being evaluated by team medical personnel," the Panthers said in a statement on Tuesday.

 

Nick Saban Gets Candid on Bryce Young

 

Dalton took over as quarterback of the Panthers earlier this year, replacing 2023 first-overall pick Bryce Young. Young may have had a dismal start to the year, but some felt that the Panthers quarterback was not given a fair shot to succeed, being benched just two games into his sophomore season. One of those people was Young's college coach, Nick Saban who argued whether or not Young was given the tools to succeed in Carolina.

 

"Do they have the type of players around Bryce Young to even give him a chance to be successful," the Hall of Fame coach questioned. "That's one of the bad things about being the first guy picked in a draft. You may go to a team that doesn't have all the pieces that you need."

 

Saban also noted that it was tough seeing his former quarterback being moved to QB2.

 

" [The Panthers] have to build this thing from the ground up. I hate to see Bryce get benched. But I also don't see a lot of opportunity for him to be successful based on the skill players they have around him, the offensive line they around him." 

 

Following the incident involving Dalton, Young may get another chance to redeem himself in the coming weeks.