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poll:Smitty punt returner?


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I know there is already a thread about this but I want to know how many are for Smitty returning punts and who thinks him returning punts is stupid!I personnaly think it's a very dumb idea,he is too valuable to the team to get injured by a bunch of backup LBs running kamikazi down the field and trying to prove they can F#ck Steve Smith up!I cringed when they used him 3 or 4 years ago returning punts,also if Smitty gets hurt you can forget the Panthers going to the playoffs-he's that important folks!

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Do you really think we are that bad off at PR? We have a ton of options on this roster (Goodson, Moore, and Capt- My Pick) why expose the best WR in the League (as well as our one and only true receiving weapon) to obvious risk of injury. These rumors were started by the FO and Coaches to put in the back of other teams minds. This WILL NOT happen.

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Do you really think we are that bad off at PR? We have a ton of options on this roster (Goodson, Moore, and Capt- My Pick) why expose the best WR in the League (as well as our one and only true receiving weapon) to obvious risk of injury. These rumors were started by the FO and Coaches to put in the back of other teams minds. This WILL NOT happen.

I think this poll is more about whether he should, not whether he will.

I the fumbles continue I'm all for it.

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I think this poll is more about whether he should, not whether he will.

I the fumbles continue I'm all for it.

And I explained why it shouldn't even be discussed. If fumbles persist you sign the best PR that is available. You don't intentionally expose the teams best player to unneeded injury risk.

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