Dave Canales has spent much of his first season as the head coach of the Carolina Panthers searching for a signature win. And even though it took a little extra time, he may have finally found what he was looking for on Sunday.

Bryce Young had a career-high four turnovers. Thanks to some overall inspired play by the Dallas Cowboys defense, Young fumbled twice and threw two i

Bryce Young has started the last seven games at quarterback for the Panthers and he'll end the year with 10 straight starts as long as he stays healthy.

On Monday, the Carolina Panthers waived veteran defensive end Jonathan Harris. Harris, despite playing just 14 snaps in Week 16, made one of the biggest plays of yesterday's 36-30 victory when he recovered a fumble in the second quarter.

The Carolina Panthers faced a tough loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, falling 30-14 in a game defined by turnovers, missed opportunities, and a relentless Cowboys defense. While the Panthers showed flashes of potential, Head Coach Dave Canales pointed to several key areas that spelled disaster.

The Panthers defense, with about five minutes left in overtime, forced a punt after linebackers D.J. Wonnum and Josey Jewell converged on a sack of Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray. Then, with just over four minutes remaining, running back Chuba Hubbard broke off runs of 28 and 21 yards—with the second winding up in the end zone for the victory.

Head coach Dave Canales made the announcement at the end of practice while speaking with the media that second-year QB Bryce Young will start the team's final three games of the year. So, why now? Apparently Canales was impressed with how Young handled his awful four-turnover performance in this past week's home loss to the Dallas Cowboys.