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Article: D’Onta Foreman “very grateful” for opportunity with Panthers


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I like Foreman a lot and hope he has earned his spot on this roster for the next how ever many seasons. He's making the most out of this second chance, and it grateful to be playing ball again. Also, it seems like the other backs are running and playing better along side Foreman. I don't find myself cringing anymore when Chuba is on the field now, because he's been playing well! lol! 

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Part of the improvement is increased chances since the CMC trade, part is the OL coming along and getting better almost weekly.

I will say this about Foreman: he made some moves, mostly on interior runs, that had the Falcons' equipment manager collecting shoes off the field between plays that were left by defenders being juked out of them.

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