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Could Trading J Stewart Play Into Our Draft Plans?

jarhead

By jarhead,
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PhillyB Grand Master

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I wish we could trade him and our first to move up ahead of the Bucs, to get Claiborne.

We are going to lose him anyway, we should at least get something out of the deal.

you think MoClay is worth JStew and a first rounder?

no no no no no no no no no no no

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I thought we only had 2 RB's & 1 FB? (starter level)

Too focused in Tolbert having a FB listed next to his name. He is diverse. Can lineup and do it all on the backfield.

We also have Cam who is part of the run game

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you think MoClay is worth JStew and a first rounder?

no no no no no no no no no no no

If Stewart has the value of a 2nd rounder....value chart says that is what a move up would take.

But we should just enjoy Stews last year. Never know, injuries could always impact plans going forward as well

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If we don't have cap problems, we will have locker room problems. No way 3 starter level running backs will play nice. I hope I am wrong but history proves otherwise.

Double Trouble had been playing nice this whole time, thriving on eachothers' play. Tolbert took a paycut to come here. I don't think there'll be too many locker room problems.

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Double Trouble had been playing nice this whole time, thriving on eachothers' play. Tolbert took a paycut to come here. I don't think there'll be too many locker room problems.

So Tolbert left a solid RB2 role with multiple opportunities to start, turned down other teams where he could be RB2 possibly RB1 to come to Carolina for less money to be 3rd string. Scenario makes even less sense if you categorize him as a FB bc this position is rarely used

Oh and one of the teams that wanted him was the Sreelers and they have no primary back.

I believe that as much as I believe Stew will take less money to stay in Carolina.

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Double Trouble had been playing nice this whole time, thriving on eachothers' play. Tolbert took a paycut to come here. I don't think there'll be too many locker room problems.

Double Trouble also was the offense at one time here.....times have changed. Fewer reps for both even if Tolbert was not in the picture.

Stewart wants to get paid. Simple and plain. Too many spin the scenario when it isn't complicated.

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