Should Panthers consider intriguing trade proposal for QB Bryce Young?

Last week, Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales said they're not planning on trading quarterback Bryce Young. But would they change their mind if they could acquire another QB?

On Wednesday, The Athletic proposed three trade packages for Young, who was benched after Week 2. In one package, NFL writer Joe Rexrode had the Tennessee Titans sending second-year QB Will Levis to Carolina for Young and a 2025 fifth-round pick.

"Levis has plenty of talent and showed more promise last season than Young has demonstrated in the NFL," Rexrode wrote. "This change of scenery could benefit both, especially Young, though the Titans would be gambling that last season didn't beat the confidence out of him altogether. As [QB] Andy Dalton just confirmed, the Panthers have made offensive improvements. Levis is another big, physical quarterback who has no confidence issues."

Dalton excelled in a 36-22 Week 3 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders (1-2), completing 26-of-37 passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns. Still, Dalton, 36, doesn't seem like the answer for Carolina (1-2).

Levis (6-foot-4, 229 pounds) has been turnover-prone this season. Through his first three starts, the former second-round pick has tossed five interceptions, the second most in the league behind Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson.