J-Stew not concerned about losing carries to CMC

[WarHeel]

Stew was always happy to split carries with D-Will. This isn't an interesting news item, but it's May so whatever.

It's the off-season. Chill...


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[pantherclaw]

Media is dumb. 

/end thread.

[Wa'ya]

You gotta remember Williams and Stewart are the only Runningback  duo to both have a 1100 yard season. 

[GoobyPls]

Stewart can average 2 ypc and Rivera would still tug him out their 

[DaveThePanther2008]

13 hours ago, Panic said:

 

Did Conor Orr just give the Panthers a compliment

Just back page drivel.  No one will read it anyhow....ssssshhhhhhh

Maybe he didn't notice.

[DaveThePanther2008]

Stewart has it right.  It is about the team and winning the Super Bowl.  I don't know if there are too many RB (or any player for that matter) that wouldn't trade a 1000 yd season for a ring.

[dpm0409]

13 hours ago, ecu88 said:

This offense is going to be the next Greatest Show on Turf 2.0

BoA getting artificial turf I don't know about?

 

I kid, I kid, offseason ya know

[caatfan]

1 hour ago, dpm0409 said:

BoA getting artificial turf I don't know about?

 

I kid, I kid, offseason ya know

FYI- the 'a' definition of turf is the real stuff. The artificial version comes in as the 'b' definition.

[dpm0409]

1 minute ago, caatfan said:

FYI- the 'a' definition of turf is the real stuff. The artificial version comes in as the 'b' definition.

Point received; However, the comment that was made clearly was referencing the Rams offense back in the day and per Wikipedia:

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The first appearance of the term came when ESPN's Chris Berman, preparing to cover highlights of a 57-31 win over the San Diego Chargers that year, said to television audiences, "Forget Ringling Brothers; the Rams are the Greatest Show on Earth." Over the following weeks, "Earth" was replaced with "Turf" to signify the artificial playing surface of the Trans World Dome and how it magnified and enhanced the Rams' already speedy offense.

So using the moniker "The Greatest Show on Turf" more or less insinuates an offense that is magnified and enhanced by an artificial playing surface.

But hey, like I said originally, it's the offseason.

[caatfan]

3 minutes ago, dpm0409 said:

Point received; However, the comment that was made clearly was referencing the Rams offense back in the day and per Wikipedia:

So using the moniker "The Greatest Show on Turf" more or less insinuates an offense that is magnified and enhanced by an artificial playing surface.

But hey, like I said originally, it's the offseason.

I suppose I'm just in anal retentive mode this week. I keep resisting the urge to point out the difference between 'complimentary' and 'complementary running backs'. 

[PantherProfessor]

I'm a big fan of Stewart and have come to appreciate the way he just quietly does his job with little fanfare or appreciation despite being asked to do the impossible for this team.  If anyone questions his importance to this offense take at look at the games he played and didn't play last season. Without him our run game is a joke, he makes plays out of nothing with guys hitting him in the backfield.

He is also the only one who Cam seems completely comfortable with running the zone reads.   Even if they are just used for deception to freeze the defenses for an instant, those plays were never effective when stew isn't out there. Defenses just don't respect the other RB on the team enough to commit and make that play work. 

One of the big reasons we lost the SB was because stew went down and Tolbert had to carry the load. Stew is underrated by all of us and he just doesn't seem to care. 

Guess he sees the big picture in that reducing his carries actually benefits him in the long run. Longer career = more money