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Say we let DWill walk..


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2 heads are better than one. this team is going to be running a ton the first couple years as newton gets acclimated to the pro game. that happens with any team using a young/rookie QB (well, the teams that have a clue anyway).

add a couple more games to the season and that makes for a lot of wear and tear on these guys. i don't care what stats you pull up. you aren't going to make the RB corps stronger by taking away williams, esp. if you are not bringing someone else of like caliber.

who knows, maybe Goodson is of that caliber. Let's not forget, Williams was nothing special in the NFL until 2008. I love Williams, I just think his age and mileage means he isn't worth investing much money in.

I think he can walk and the ground game not miss a beat. It never missed a beat when he was hurt.......

I'd rather invest that money elsewhere unless Williams gives us a big discount (which he won't).

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What are your thoughts about picking up Reggie Bush IF, he is available with a reasonable contract. He would solve our needs at PR/KR, would be a good filler for JStew, and would work well with a new offense built around Cam. I think he would be a good pickup, but I know RB isn't on our list of needs. I do think we will bring in somebody though if Dwill walked. Bush knows he will not get a huge contract and already said he would take a pay cut. Thoughts?

Say we "let" DWill walk?

Hate to break it to you but we probably have no say other than our offer in if he walks or not. There won't be football without a new CBA. The last one allowed unrestricted free agency to those not tagged with expired contracts and > 4 years in the league. Unless something new is added, he'll be free to go whereever he wants. Speculate all we want.

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who knows, maybe Goodson is of that caliber. Let's not forget, Williams was nothing special in the NFL until 2008. I love Williams, I just think his age and mileage means he isn't worth investing much money in.

I think he can walk and the ground game not miss a beat. It never missed a beat when he was hurt.......

I'd rather invest that money elsewhere unless Williams gives us a big discount (which he won't).

sorry. williams >>>>>>>>goodson.

williams+stewart >>> any other stewart combo. there is nothing you can say that will change that.

the team is not better off without him. like i said, they might make so without him, but it won't be better.

extending the season makes it even more important that he stays.

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sorry. williams >>>>>>>>goodson.

williams+stewart >>> any other stewart combo. there is nothing you can say that will change that.

the team is not better off without him. like i said, they might make so without him, but it won't be better.

extending the season makes it even more important that he stays.

yeah, but that is the problem w/ comparisons around here. 2008 Williams > 2008 Stewart. I agree. That doesn't mean Wililams is the better RB for the future of this franchise.

I mean Williams 5 yrs into his career is a better RB than Goodson 2 years into his career. I agree. Now, who will be better RB over the next 2-3 seasons? Could easily be Goodson, as he will be reaching his peak years and Williams will be going backwards.

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