Deangelo gets #1 run of the week on NFL.com

[JawnyBlaze]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/top-5-runs/0ap2000000279932/Week-10-Top-5-runs

 

I was watching the list expecting Deangelo to be on there, getting annoyed with every new entry because I was thinking "No way they leave Deangelo off this list but I don't expect him to get the respect of the upper ranks."  Sure enough, #1.

[Huell]

Really?

Must've been a passing week.

[PhillyB]

that was a sexy run, especially when he matrix-squiggled around that final defender into the endzone. he may have his occasional groaner of a half-yard run into the ass of a pulling guard but he's still an effective back

[BigBoss]

Man that was such a huge run for us.

[TheJason]

He was virtually untouched, against one of the better defenses.

 

Great run

[cookinwithgas]

He got to do what he does best - good block at the line then jukin and cuttin all the way home

[Dunn]

I was very suprised how little of the carries he got the rest of the game after that TD.

[Navy_football]

I kinda liked the shovel pass to Tolbert more, but the end result is probably frowned upon in today's NFL... sigh

[poorboysrev]

He was virtually untouched, against one of the better defenses.

 

Great run

He shed at least 2 tacklers bro

[The Huddler]

Get this man with a little space, maybe a lane to run through, and hes money.

 

First Round OL next draft

[The Huddler]

I want an OL like the 9ers

[nosuchthingasapanther]

Really?

Must've been a passing week.

 

no.

 

not taking anything away from williams's run because it was nice, but there was some pretty weak competition.

 

look at the previous weeks' runs. some of them are just...wow.

[Happy Panther]

I was very suprised how little of the carries he got the rest of the game after that TD.

 

I'm interested in how we split going forward. 

 

Their stats are identical this year and pretty much every year before this.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

I'm interested in how we split going forward. 

 

Their stats are identical this year and pretty much every year before this.

 

they are slowly working stewart back into the lead back role.

 

rivera has already stated in the past that he likes stewart as the guy to soften things up and williams as the knock out punch.

 

rotoworld...

 

 

Jonathan Stewart played 22 snaps while DeAngelo Williams played 20 in Sunday's win at San Francisco.

Mike Tolbert actually led the backfield with 35 snaps, but did a lot of lead blocking and ended up with just four touches. The base formation work was split relatively evenly between Stewart (13 carries) and Williams (eight), although J-Stew did get the nod while the Panthers were in clock-killing mode. Regardless, this three-headed monster isn't going anywhere, leaving the ceiling on all three players capped. It's a messy situation that's left both Stewart and Williams as weak flex plays.