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The Panthers head coach said their veteran backup will be heading up the offense this Sunday while Bryce Young recovers from an ankle injury. 

The rookie quarterback will not play against the Seahawks, meaning Andy Dalton will start at quarterback for the Panthers this week.

The eighth-year linebacker has found himself in many places and in multiple roles, and he's poised to step into bigger shoes with Shaq Thompson out for the season.

The Panthers have been impressed by the leadership of the 35-year-old quarterback, who is in line to start Sunday since Bryce Young isn't expected to play.

Young was held out again on Thursday, and he's not expected to play this week against the Seahawks.

The Panthers' offensive coordinator shared thoughts on preparation for the Seahawks, plus more from Ejiro Evero and Chris Tabor on Thursday, and the newest quarterback in the room.

The rookie quarterback will not take part in practice today, after picking up an ankle injury in Monday night's game against the Saints.

Here are the facts and figures you need to know before the Panthers travel to Seattle this Sunday.

The Panthers game against the Seahawks will air on CBS at 4:05 p.m. EDT

Starter Bryce Young has an ankle injury after Monday night, so the Panthers are getting Andy Dalton ready for this week in case Young can't go.

The starting quarterback didn't participate in the walk-through after suffering an ankle injury against the Saints, while Burns was limited with an ankle issue.

The veteran linebacker adds some depth after the injury to Shaq Thompson. They also made practice squad moves leading into the Seattle game.