We’ve talked to him at other places, but this is the time you see him in a social setting, where we’re sitting around a table, and we’re really just getting to know the guy, and he’s holding court. And this is the first time, you know, you’ve interviewed him at the Combine in an 18-minute interview. “We’re sitting in a restaurant, and we’re talking to him. “The one thing that stands out is probably at dinner, the night before his Pro Day,” Fitterer said. It was a consensus throughout the organization Bryce was the right guy for us.”įitterer was asked whether there was a moment that, for him, Young emerged as the right choice. When I went and walked into Frank’s office said, ‘OK, who we taking?’ You know, just kind of a quick question. We really didn’t decide until the Monday prior to the draft. “Once that person’s able to stand in there and stay at the top of the board the whole time, you know you have your guy. You look for anything that you might miss just on tape and on evaluation. We went to our analytics guys, we went to player engagement, went to, like, the psychologist. “We looked at him from every different angle. “We went through a really continuous process, and we tried to poke holes,” Fitterer said. Scott Fitterer addressed the manner in which the team decided to make Bryce Young the No. In a Tuesday interview with #PFTPM, Carolina G.M. The harder move was picking a quarterback from among the various options.

The easy move for the Panthers was to go to No.

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