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Is Jonathan Stewart the MVP of this team?

Banjo

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He has missed two games so far, and in both those games we laid an egg because we couldn't run for sh**. And in the games he did play in, we were very competitive. Coincidence, or is J-Stew a more valuable player than we thought?

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greg olsen for me. he is going through a tough family time but is playing his heart out and seems to be maintaining positivity about the team.

i also think thomas davis is huge this year. only person to come back from three acl tears and is playing well. he lives up to our "keep pounding" motto.

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4 games in...

We average 30+ points with Stewart

We average 8+ points without him.

Cam and the offense just function better, Cam runs better, line play is better. I have said it for weeks now and people still argue it.....Stewart forces a DL and front 7 to play a different game and that helps everyone (it isn't just about his actual touches).

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