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Omar Kelly: Panthers Willing to Outbid Any Offer for DWill

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By Proudiddy,
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D-Will should be our top priority. He is the most underrated RB in the NFL.

We have a stacked backfield w/o Williams. DWill is older w/ lots of overall mileage....and missed a lot of time the past 2 years w/ injury.

DWill being a Panther shouldn't be a top priority....especially if it means lots of money that could be used to bring in an impact player at an actual weak position.

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D-Will, Smitty, Beason, & Davis are the guys I want retiring Panthers...so I hope this report is true. Cheers.

I disagree.....you generally don't want tons of your favorite guys to retire with the team........unless they comeback to retire. Most guys if they can play longer than they legitimately should.

Look at the greats of the game. There is a reason Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smith, etc. played for different teams. Eventually, players staying become a liability......very few like to walkaway before regressing.

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I think Stewart's influence on Williams coming back is underestimated. Those two seem attached at the hip during OTA's, training camp, pre-season, season, post-season(lol), and everywhere in between. I may be reading too much into but they seem to be really close and genuinely enjoy watching each other do well.

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