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would you trade jonathan stewart...

Fiz

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tarheelblue89 Newbie

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HELL NO

I just saw Campbell blow beating the Saints of all teams. Dont want him

Hold up there, Campbell did absolutely nothing wrong in that game. Suisham and Sellers lost the 'Skins that game. Don't put that on Campbell. 30/42 367 yds 3 tds 1 Pic, that happened basically at the end of Regulation. Phenomenal Game.

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rodeo Grand Master

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for Campbell? no. for someone? yes.

we will only be able to keep 1 of them in a few seasons. teams will be clamoring for the next Michael Turner break-out, and Stewart is better than him. we will rake in some talent from what we get off of Stewart.

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Most posts in the thread should just say, "i have an emotional attachment to all of our players and want them all to play for the Panthers forever." Thats how Jake got the extension.

And it's not like running backs grow on trees, now.

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I think Stew is a beast and would prefer to keep him, but its inevitably going to come down to keeping either him or Williams and I think if we could get a trade like what Fiz mentioned then the Panthers should go for it. We have much more pressing needs like WR, CB, DT and OL depth.

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no because it's really really hard to find a backup running back in this league

i mean really, really, really hard

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HELL NO

I just saw Campbell blow beating the Saints of all teams. Dont want him

You can't be serious. Did Campbell miss the game-winning field goal? Did Campbell fumble the ball away?

And 2nd rounder for a RB to replace Stewart or a player that would make as big as a impact.

We've been fortunate to have two stellar running backs, but I don't see any reason Goodson and/or Sutton can't be our No. 2 back. I don't think we would need to draft for another back at all next year.

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