Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is having a rough rookie season in the NFL. Young had another so-so outing in the Panthers' 16-13 loss to the Chicago Bears on TNF. The loss dropped Carolina to a league-worst 1-8 on the season.

Despite Bryce Young's struggles, he remained optimistic after yet another crushing defeat. The rookie signal caller did something he had never done after the game, per The Athletic's Kalyn Kahler.

β€œBryce Young was visibly frustrated in his postgame presser, repeating β€˜I need to be better'Β  over and over. Adam Thielen said Bryce addressed the team postgame and showed his emotion and passion – the first time he'd done β€˜it in that setting,'” Kahler tweeted after the Panthers-Bears TNF game.

Young completed just 21 of 38 passes for 185 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions on Thursday. He threw two costly pick-sixes in Carolina's 27-13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 9.

Bryce Young has thrown for 1,560 yards, eight touchdowns, and seven interceptions through his first eight career NFL starts. His 33.1 quarterback rating ranks him 31st in the league.

Fans roasted Young on social media after Bears quarterback and Justin Fields backup Tyson Bagent outplayed him on TNF. Although the Panthers rookie had 23 more passing yards than Bagent, the latter didn't take a sack from Carolina's pass rushers. Consequently, Bagent had the better passer rating (73.0 to 68.4).

One fan even pointed out Young has now endured more losses in the NFL ranks than he did during his high school and college days.

Bryce Young's Panthers will square off against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 11. Can Young and Co. finally stop the bleeding and get an elusive dub? We can't wait to find out.