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Williams or Stewart???

The Don

By The Don,
in Carolina Panthers

Who will have a better season?  

71 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will have a better season?

    • Deangelo Williams
      54
    • Jonathan Stewart
      17

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The Don

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Define "better."

eh... like a few hundred more yards, and a couple more touchdowns. it's really got more to do with what style of back you like. i like a bruiser, like Jerome Bettis... cause i like to see defenders get run over. for instance, Stewarts rookie year, he ran all over Chicago's defense in that game, made Urlacher look like a rug to wipe his feet on.

or you might like a more elusive back like Chris Johnson, although... Williams is built more like an every down back like Adrian Peterson.

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Williams will have the better statistical season, just by the sheer virtue of getting more touches. But JStew could potentially be more "bang for the buck" because while he doesn't get as many touches when he comes in the game he's fresh and is able to stretch the most yardage out of not that much play time.

If either of these guys were to ever become a every-down back and stay healthy it'd be BANANAS.

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