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Limping DeAngelo Williams unsure about return to Panthers


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(By Darin Gantt, [email protected]) A lot of the offensive firepower the Carolina Panthers could use right now didn't look ready to help Monday.p/Running back span class=boldDeAngelo Williams/span limped slowly through the locker room, favoring his left foot. While he laughed and wouldn't specify what was wrong, he said he was feeling a lot better, after being forced to miss Sunday's loss at St. Louis.

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Why should any player sacrifice his body and career for an owner that has tanked a season of their career? We are on the eve of an exodus of players from the Panthers, if they can get out they will. This is going to be harder to recover from than some people want to admit. It might be 5 or 6 years and another coaching change before the Panthers are a contender again.

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