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Question about Stewart

Paa Langfart

By Paa Langfart,
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I agree look at teams like the saints who usually makes running backs put up decent numbers. I believe as long as there is good blocking an average runner can get the job done.

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Just like a good D-line can make an average secondary get the job done. Football starts up front. Hurney took the opposite approach.

 

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28 was pretty dang good in 2011

Mendenhall was better that year and he had Doug Legursky blocking for him instead of All-Pro Kalil.

Mendenhall also just retired at 26 because he realized that he peaked years ago and would like to do something else instead of freeload on somebody's roster and fall in love with the exercise bike.

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Mendenhall was better that year and he had Doug Legursky blocking for him instead of All-Pro Kalil.

Mendenhall also just retired at 26 because he realized that he peaked years ago and would like to do something else instead of freeload on somebody's roster and fall in love with the exercise bike.

 

tell us how you really feel tho

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ppl want to stop bitching until he proves them wrong on the field! IMO he comes in healthy for regular season and give the running game a big boost...

Whatever you wrote here barely qualifies as legible but it sounds like you think Stewart's going to come back and light up the league. The last time Stewart did something of any significance in a game was in December 2011, while the Panthers were being blown out by the Saints. The Panthers could've gotten along just fine without him being here after 2012, but the front office insisted on making the mistake the smart people such as myself and Kurb saw coming a mile away.

Nothing lasts forever except for Hurney's bad decisions.

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I'm not the only one who doesn't like him....

Jonathan Stewart can't stay healthy...surprise surprise.

— Bismo Funyuns (@DonJuanLPS) July 28, 2014
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It's gotten to the point where general nfl fans are ripping him for being off the field. Anybody who talks about football in my Facebook feed is starting to mention him, when nobody really talks about the panthers in general. I live nowhere near charlotte and neither do my peers so it's become common knowledge that he's comfortably injury prone here.

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Beast when healthy, but he's becoming our new Dan Morgan. I so wish we could get out from under that contract. People bitch about DeAngelo's contract and rightly so, but at least he's out there trying to earn it.

Let's trade Stewart and his contract to NE for Gaffney. Win!

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Whatever you wrote here barely qualifies as legible but it sounds like you think Stewart's going to come back and light up the league. The last time Stewart did something of any significance in a game was in December 2011, while the Panthers were being blown out by the Saints. The Panthers could've gotten along just fine without him being here after 2012, but the front office insisted on making the mistake the smart people such as myself and Kurb saw coming a mile away.

Nothing lasts forever except for Hurney's bad decisions.

 

 

Oh the great wise one you should be a GM in the NFL instead of a poster on the Internet. His contract was a bad decision on Hurney's part, and any player would have taken it if given the same chance. IMO Stewart comes in healthy this season contributes to a winning season, maybe not worth his total contract but enough to take our running game to another level. 

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These players with fat contracts are counted on to be in shape and ready to work.  Pulling a hammy is lack of conditioning and not keeping your body in shape.  These guys are paid not only for their ability, but on their work ethic.  Stewart is never ready for the Spartanburg heat and does not put in the effort to be ready for camp.  Gettleman will give him the hook as soon as the contract allows.  give the money to a hungry player wanting to play pro football.

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