Young finally developed into a competent quarterback last season, leading the Panthers to the playoffs and nearly knocking off the Rams in the wild-card round. For fantasy, though, it made him only a low-end QB2 (19th in fantasy points). He significantly improved his on-target and completion percentages, but it was partially because he exchanged deep throws for shorter ones. His average target depth dropped from 8.7 to 6.9 yards (30th) and only 7.1 percent of his attempts traveled 20-plus yards (31st). As a result, his YPA was unchanged from the previous year (6.3, 30th) and he barely topped 3,000 passing yards (21st) despite getting 478 attempts (14th). It wasn't all his fault, though. Young only had one reliable pass catcher in rookie Tetairoa McMillan, who had nearly three times the targets and yards of the team's second-leading receiver. The Panthers added third-round pick Chris Brazzell -- a 6-foot-4 wideout with 4.37 speed -- but he then suffered a season-ending knee injury during training camp. The team is largely counting on internal improvement from McMillan and Jalen Coker, without impressive complementary targets at RB or TE to pick up slack. Young doesn't have a big arm, but he at least adds some rushing stats and is making a late bid to stick around as a legitimate NFL starter.