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Panthers.com old videos back to 2009 - JStew highlights


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I was poking around on panthers.com and realized you could view old videos posted all the way back to 2009.

I found this highlight video of Stewart during a Giants game and reminded me about how unstoppable he used to be.  I can't help but think we missed out on his prime years by having DeAngelo around.  Stewart had a lot of Peterson-esque type runs in this single game alone.  Thought I'd share.

http://www.panthers.com/media-vault/videos/Jonathan-Stewart-highlights/a42e4b21-bb52-4be0-8681-5ac0dd871791

 

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I've  always loved watching Stew run. He has a great combination of being a bruiser, but also not slow. His balance is incredible, and he runs through arm tackles.  He use to have an extra gear once he got out in the open - while that is gone, he's still a damn good back that is still productive, and still a load to bring down. 

Love Stew!!

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