Quarterback Bryce Young took a step forward in his return to the Panthers lineup on Wednesday.
Young missed last Sunday’s loss to the Bills with an ankle injury, but he moved up to full practice participation to kick off this week’s practices. That puts him on a path to get back in the starting lineup against the Packers in Week 9.
Young’s return is all the more significant since Andy Dalton did not practice. Dalton, who started in Young’s place, was sidelined by a right thumb injury.
The Panthers were also without guard Brady Christensen (Achilles), center Cade Mays (ankle, knee), right tackle Taylor Moton (knee), linebacker Princely Umanmielen (ankle), linebacker Trevin Wallace (shoulder), and safety Nick Scott (groin).
Left guard Damien Lewis (oblique), defensive lineman Derrick Bro

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