Yes, early reports from Panthers training camp are encouraging. Here's what the wiki says:
Bryce Young impressed in the fifth camp session (July 29) — Head coach Dave Canales noted he showed "ownership and mastery of the concepts." He delivered strong throws vertically and to receivers, displayed timing and rhythm, and Pro Bowl CB Jaycee Horn said the offense "had its way" with the defense (from the Bryce Young page).
That said, the context is important: Young is firmly in a prove-it year with a new play-caller (Brad Idzik), and the front office has been linked to backup plans (Anthony Richardson, Mac Jones) if he falters. The O-line is also banged up — rookie Monroe Freeling is starting at LT in training camp with both Ikem Ekwonu (PUP) and Taylor Moton (blood clot) out.
Sal Vetri summed up the stakes well: "Bryce Young is now entering year four. It is a potential contract year... he has to get better this year." ()
So early signs are positive, but it's very early — the pads are just coming on.