More dwill contract rant

[jtnc]

you bitches watch our top five offense at all last year? i'm perfectly happy paying the playmakers on it. d-will is a playmaker.

defense is fixable. rivera's trimming leftover fat from the fox era and loading the team with new talent that fits his schemes and overall philosophy.

pop open a box of tampons and just enjoy the ride. there's nothing else you can do anyway.

That top offense was because of Cam and CHUD. D-will is replaceable, and not an elite RB anymore. This is gonna be fun stuck with a 29 year old RB, while our 25 year old RB gets a good contract elsewhere.

[PhillyB]

That top offense was because of Cam and CHUD. D-will is replaceable, and not an elite RB anymore. This is gonna be fun stuck with a 29 year old RB, while our 25 year old RB gets a good contract elsewhere.

wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong.

that top offense was because defenses had to gameplan for cam's passing ability and cam's running ability.

and williams' running ability.

and stewart's running ability.

and the panthers' ability to keep both of them fresh enough to bust a touchdown on any given snap.

and their availability in the option plays.

there is no logical way to discredit deangelo williams's part in that. having williams in the backfield as a constant threat kept teams honest try to stop cam's running, but kept them honest against the volatile run, opening up the passing game.

how is it that chudz is smart enough to run a top-five offense, arguably the most versatile and creative one we've ever seen, but everyone thinks he isn't smart enough to decide what players he wants to run it?

[carolinarolls]

Is this a Mario Williams thread or a Carl Nicks thread?

[SmootsDaddy89]

Ya pay him regardless if he touches the ball 30 times a game, or zero, cause he's on injured reserve.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is a D-Will homer.

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[jtnc]

wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong.

that top offense was because defenses had to gameplan for cam's passing ability and cam's running ability.

and williams' running ability.

and stewart's running ability.

and the panthers' ability to keep both of them fresh enough to bust a touchdown on any given snap.

and their availability in the option plays.

there is no logical way to discredit deangelo williams's part in that. having williams in the backfield as a constant threat kept teams honest try to stop cam's running, but kept them honest against the volatile run, opening up the passing game.

how is it that chudz is smart enough to run a top-five offense, arguably the most versatile and creative one we've ever seen, but everyone thinks he isn't smart enough to decide what players he wants to run it?

Who said Chud gave the OK to keep dwill? Of course he wouldn't object to it, JR decided that he was gonna overpay for 28 old RB. Chud does NOT have the final okay for personnel decisions that is Hurney's job. And you're telling me J-stew wouldn't have teams attention as well?

[jtnc]

Also, Chud coached a top offense WITHOUT a running attack in Cleveland.

[PhillyB]

i'll concede your point there - but only on the grounds that none of us truly know the dynamic between rivera, chudz, and hurney.

however, we have to assume that they all have some sort of collective agreement where each guys has his own level of input. it's unfair to assume that chudz, as the guy who's masterminding the plays, has no say in what types of personnel he'd like to fulfill roles he's creating in the playbooks.

hurney signs off on ideas, i'm sure.

my point is, whoever's the one actually pulling the trigger is only pulling it officially. there's a much bigger team of guys behind them helping to make these decisions. hurney, or rivera, or chudz, are not saying "screw you guys i want THIS player and even though it doesn't fit our vision or any of your opinions we're going to get him."

so what i am saying is if you're going to criticize hurney for the d-will decision, for choosing him as our expensive free agent, then you have to criticize the other decision-makers on the team accordingly. and i think it takes an incredible amount of hubris for any poster with zero inside information or personal experience in the national football league to be making those sorts of brazen accusations.

[CRA]

So you figure we can just cut Williams and not have any effect on the cap?

of course it would

all I am saying if it comes down to it....Williams would be cut to keep Stewart. Wouldn't be the first time Carolina had to take a hit. Ideally, they are hoping it doesn't come to that...

but Stewart refusing to negoatiate now means he is looking to cash in after this year and you can't blame him.

[CRA]

you bitches watch our top five offense at all last year? i'm perfectly happy paying the playmakers on it. d-will is a playmaker.

defense is fixable. rivera's trimming leftover fat from the fox era and loading the team with new talent that fits his schemes and overall philosophy.

pop open a box of tampons and just enjoy the ride. there's nothing else you can do anyway.

More of a top 10 really...but Williams wasn't really a key cog in it working. Stewart was.

Defense is fixable. Fixing it cost money and talent. You can't be loaded every where....having too much invested at a weakening position will cost you elsewhere. It costs us in our ability to build other spots.

[panthers55]

More of a top 10 really...but Williams wasn't really a key cog in it working. Stewart was.

Defense is fixable. Fixing it cost money and talent. You can't be loaded every where....having too much invested at a weakening position will cost you elsewhere. It costs us in our ability to build other spots.

The running game accounted for 1/3 of our offensive yards and 2/3rds of our points at a cost of roughly 14 million which is about 1/8th of the cap. The money on offense last year was spent on the O-linemen which accounted for over 25 million and would be there if we passed or ran. We spent close to the same on the defense as we did the offense so the fact they struggled was not because there was no money spent on that side of the ball.

[panthers55]

Also, Chud coached a top offense WITHOUT a running attack in Cleveland.

Chud's best year in Cleveland 2007.

6th overall offense in 2007- at 5.6 yards a play. (8th in overall yrds)13th in passing at 7.1 an attempt (12th in total yards), 6th in rushing at 4.3 an attempt (10 in total yards).

Amazing what facts do to clarify an argument............

[Panthro]

The running game accounted for 1/3 of our offensive yards and 2/3rds of our points at a cost of roughly 14 million which is about 1/8th of the cap. The money on offense last year was spent on the O-linemen which accounted for over 25 million and would be there if we passed or ran. We spent close to the same on the defense as we did the offense so the fact they struggled was not because there was no money spent on that side of the ball.

What % did Dwill account for?

Now remove Cam from that running game...you love stats but only when they suit your argument

[panthers55]

of course it would

all I am saying if it comes down to it....Williams would be cut to keep Stewart. Wouldn't be the first time Carolina had to take a hit. Ideally, they are hoping it doesn't come to that...

but Stewart refusing to negoatiate now means he is looking to cash in after this year and you can't blame him.

We can keep both backs. Wiliams cap hit will be 7.8 million next year. If Stewart gets a back loaded contract with a big option in year 2 or 3, he might cost us perhaps 4 million in cap in 2013. Newton will be 6.3 million for a total of 18 million. Not cheap but not a back breaker. Some teams re paying close to that for their quarterback alone.

[Panthro]

In 2012 Deangelo will have the 5th Highest Salary of any RB in the league. He accounted for 35% of our Rushing Yards and 25% of our Rushing TD's in 2011