Why C.J. Stroud is a better pick than Bryce Young.

Young can succeed as an NFL passer, but it will depend solely on how Carolina builds around him. They have to do a better job of building a better overall team than they did with Cam Newton—my two cents.
Some of the NFL officiating crews didn't exactly give Newton any favors, either when it came to not always throwing flags on opposing D-linemen, LB's, or DB's like roughing-the-passer or unsportsmanlike conduct penalties when they hit Newton late or made helmet-to-helmet contact when he scrambled sometimes. I'm certainly no Panthers fan but I always found it very amusing and strange that quite a few refs didn't always call the same roughing-the-passer calls in-games involving Newton that they 99.9% of the time did for Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger, or Aaron Rodgers. I mean, I know Newton could be an annoying, egotistical showboat whose antics could irk, or bother maybe some higher-ranking NFL executives or his temper-tantrums that got him labeled as a sore loser. Newton even complained about it publicly nunerous times that officiating crews seemed to hold different standards about throwing penalties on him against him than other mobile, scrambling QB's. I mean, it's not like Roger Goodell is incapable of holding grudges and letting that, informally slip down into how it effects his treatment towards certain players, teams, or owners.