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Panthers agree to 1-year deal with RB Rico Dowdle


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6 minutes ago, Packersfan said:

I hope he’s ok. It looked like he was hurt this week. I hope he can play vs the Saints.

Jonathan Stewart said on his podcast this week that things are different for division game week in terms of rest for key players. 

Hopefully that is the major factor.

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Trying to figure out his value this offseason is going to be tough for us or any other team. His agent knows RBs in their late 20s are in low demand due to eventual fall off in production and injury risks so he’s going to get every dollar he can for his client. 

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18 minutes ago, Murph said:

Trying to figure out his value this offseason is going to be tough for us or any other team. His agent knows RBs in their late 20s are in low demand due to eventual fall off in production and injury risks so he’s going to get every dollar he can for his client. 

I'm on board with a 3 year deal

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I don’t know how he could hold up at this level of use for three years. 
And I am not counting on Brooks but Rico is what they thought they were getting in Brooks. 
 

If somehow Brooks comes back right we have a good problem. 

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40 minutes ago, strato said:

I don’t know how he could hold up at this level of use for three years. 
And I am not counting on Brooks but Rico is what they thought they were getting in Brooks. 
 

If somehow Brooks comes back right we have a good problem. 

Well somebody's gonna pay him.  It's a fair concern that he won't hold up even until he's 30, as he's 27 now.  But I'd be willing to take that risk.  Sign me up for 2-3 more seasons of Rico.  (Might have to eat a bad one for year 3)  Pay him like the top 10 back he's been this season and pound the rock.

I think he's got a couple years until he falls off hard like Stephen Davis and Marion Barber.

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11 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

Well somebody's gonna pay him.  It's a fair concern that he won't hold up even until he's 30, as he's 27 now.  But I'd be willing to take that risk.  Sign me up for 2-3 more seasons of Rico.  (Might have to eat a bad one for year 3)  Pay him like the top 10 back he's been this season and pound the rock.

I think he's got a couple years until he falls off hard like Stephen Davis and Marion Barber.

Yeah somebody will pay him. You can’t look at what he is doing and not want that foryour backfield. 

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19 hours ago, X-Clown said:

God we are so dumb

I completely missed on Dowdle. My fault for assuming a move Dallas made was correct. That said, no one saw Dowdle being a top RB in the NFL with only a few starts and no one predicted Dowdle would push Hubbard to the bench by clearly outplaying him.

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58 minutes ago, WhoKnows said:

I completely missed on Dowdle. My fault for assuming a move Dallas made was correct. That said, no one saw Dowdle being a top RB in the NFL with only a few starts and no one predicted Dowdle would push Hubbard to the bench by clearly outplaying him.

I only saw him play once and he kept hesitating and getting hit in the backfield.  I think the Dallas line was just ass and didn’t give him as much time as he needs to do his thing.

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