Panthers' Bryce Young says Tom Brady taught him being No 1 pick 'doesn't entitle me to anything'

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Seven-time Super Bowl winner and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady has stepped away from football. But the future Hall of Famer is still happy to share the knowledge he gained throughout his prolific 23 seasons with the next generation of quarterbacks.

After his productive stint with the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Carolina Panthers used the No. 1 overall 2023 NFL Draft pick on Bryce Young. Last month, the 21-year-old had the opportunity to sit down with Brady, and he said one of his main takeaways was that he is not entitled to anything.

"I have never thrown an NFL pass in a game," Young told reporters after an offseason workout. "I have no stats, no wins, nothing. We're all on an even playing field. Once you get into the league, where you get drafted, that doesn't entitle me to anything."

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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young was chosen by the Carolina Panthers with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft on April 27, 2023. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

Young added that his primary focus is on improving each day.

"I have to work. I have to work as hard as I can to make sure every day I'm trying to get better, every day I'm improving," the Panthers rookie said.

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Brady also provided some words of wisdom to Young's fellow rookie quarterbacks, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis, during a lunch hosted by Fanatics.

Although Brady became the most decorated quarterback in NFL history, he was not highly touted coming out of the University of Michigan. He was drafted in the sixth round by the