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Ranks the Panthers All-Time Top 5 RBs

bLACKpANTHER

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Stats aside, who gives you the biggest hope that a play could possibly be over 50 yards..?

1. Deangelo (Please give us reason to cheer for an old timer RB)

2. Foster (before he hit the line and fell down; so 03 - 05)

3. Stewart (Please stay healthy)

4. Davis (velocity, not acceleration)

5. AJ/Biakabutuka (Those runs against the Bengals always gave me hope)

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I think as far as the how good of players they are it would be.

1. Deangelo

2. Stewart

3. Davis

4. Foster

5. Lane

Though I do believe that Foster would have really been somebody special had he not had so many injuries. The broken ankle did him in unfortunately. Same goes for Biaka.

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Somehow I'd have to put Anthony Johnson in the top 5. He's the Panthers first 1,000 yard rusher, and had the best rushing season in Panther history until Davis' 1,400 yard campaign in 2003.

Anybody who was a Panthers fan from the beginning has to have a special place in their hearts for him.

And I'm not saying that just because I have his Jersey.

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Who was the RB/KR we had in the late 90's that later went to the Falcons? I believe he wore number 20.
He didn't go to the Falcons, but I believe you are talking about Michael Bates, easily the best punt/kick returner in Panthers history, who played for the Panthers from 1996-2000 and again in 2002. He also wore 24.
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