Is Stewart Worth A 2Nd Round Pick?

[carolina-chuck]

^This

Wat?

[rodeo]

Do some research dude, its not age that slows backs down its the continued beating they take, there was an article not to far back showing solid evidence of this, back slow down at 30 if they have over 1,600 carries which is why backs that were not used as much early in there careers can play longer and be productive for example Thomas Jones and Tiki Barber were productive well into there 30's.

Males enter their physiological prime around 30 and stay there for several years. That's why it makes me chuckle when people call 28 year old NFL players "aging." The only thing slowing them down is wear and tear, not a natural or automatic process. If they don't have the wear and tear, they're good to go for a while.

[pantherclaw]

To the right team, he'd be worth a 1st, even in a pass happy league.

So, yes, he is most definitely worth a 2nd.

I'd still rather keep him.

[Disinfranchised]

Do you think Cam would bring a first?

[Keep Pounding]

I would love to keep him, but every time i think of who would want him for a second rounder, one team keeps popping in my mind, and that is the Browns, they have a lot of picks, 13 to be exact, and 6 in the 1st 4 rounds, I they don't take Trent and jump on Tannehill or someone else, I could see them as a trade partner... But i don't think it would go down....

[DawgzLife]

Wat?

^This=I agree with the quote above (I agreed with your post)

[ClarkCam]

I understand the love for Stew. That guy's stiff arm..... Oh I got chills.... But I love Dwill. They are both pretty damn good. On top of that, Stewart and Tobert are so similiar, it wouldn't exactly be the best combination.... It's hard to decide what to do the Panthers should do in the situation they put themselves in. I would like to see them all here.... They could go a lot longer that way splitting the backfield.