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DeAngelo Williams, the BEST RB in Panthers History........

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Well, its true... What do you have to say now!!!

:D

I think we are a roller coaster ride of a lifetime. I cant wait to see what he does this season...

I hope we aren't set up for a roller coaster ride of a lifetime... Roller coasters are full of ups and downs... and I would prefer to have all of the "ups" but none of the "downs" that accompany the roller coaster.

I would much prefer a sky rocket ride of a life time!

But other than that, I agree 100%.

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I hope we aren't set up for a roller coaster ride of a lifetime... Roller coasters are full of ups and downs... and I would prefer to have all of the "ups" but none of the "downs" that accompany the roller coaster.

I would much prefer a sky rocket ride of a life time!

But other than that, I agree 100%.

I guess I could have stated that better huh....

Either way I think Williams is going to keep us contenders for a long time!

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AK I made a thread after the 2005 season PROVING Nick Goings was a better RB than Foster, and endorsed the newly-drafted Deangelo Williams as the starter. You came in spouting off your usual nonsensical hoopla, this time about how Foster hadn't really been given a chance to show what he can do yet. (lol apparently 4 years of mediocrity wasn't long enough.)

I don't understand how it was hoopla considring the time it was said. 2002 he was injured. 2003 he played great sharing time with Davis. 2004 he was injured.

2005 was the only time during that period where you can make that argument. And it's not like it was with the best of o-lines. Williams was in his first year and couldnt be trusted blocking.

Everybody on here has underrated/overrated more then a couple players and been wrong. Espeically foster

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IN THIS CORNER... WEIGHING IN AT 190 POUNDS, HE DOESN'T USUALLY START FIGHTS BUT SOMEHOOWWWW ALWAYS ENDS UP IN THEM: AK PANNTTHHHER FANNNNN

And in the other corner...

HES THE CAROLINA HUDDLE TOUGH GUY... HE WON'T TOLERATE YOUR STOOPID THREADS OR YOUR WORTHLESS OPINIONS. IF YOU DON'T MAKE SENSE TO HIM, HE'LL LET YOU KNOW ABOUT IT... SMOOTS DADDDYYYYYY.

Ding, Ding, Ding!

Let's get it on!

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considering the very short history....

and the even shorter list of true RB talent...

That was going to be my point. Being our best running ever back isn't exactly that tough or that big of an honor. Considering he is knocking on the door of leading in yards after 2 part time seasons and one full time one. it just points out how few good running backs we have had in our history. Pretty ironic given that folks constantly call us a running team.

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That was going to be my point. Being our best running ever back isn't exactly that tough or that big of an honor. Considering he is knocking on the door of leading in yards after 2 part time seasons and one full time one. it just points out how few good running backs we have had in our history. Pretty ironic given that folks constantly call us a running team.

Yep, the bar is not set too high, really at any skill position...

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That was going to be my point. Being our best running ever back isn't exactly that tough or that big of an honor. Considering he is knocking on the door of leading in yards after 2 part time seasons and one full time one. it just points out how few good running backs we have had in our history. Pretty ironic given that folks constantly call us a running team.

I realize this too, so it does take away from the "wow" factor.

However, being a team thats going on 20 years old, and for him to break about every record in his short time is good to see.

I hope he sticks around for a long time.

He has HOF potential if he keeps it up!

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I realize this too, so it does take away from the "wow" factor.

However, being a team thats going on 20 years old, and for him to break about every record in his short time is good to see.

I hope he sticks around for a long time.

He has HOF potential if he keeps it up!

he's definitely the measuring stick at this point...but then again the argument can be made that stewart is too.

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