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Sooooo.... DeAngelo Williams......


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We need to spend less money on the run game....bottom line.

Name the RB in Green Bay right now?

I was hard on Williams last year as a runner (that was separate than the contract debacle rants).....he is simply running better this year and he isn't getting much help. He is earning those.....OL still leaving a lot to be desired

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I don't think the majority of this fan base understands DWill  is a good RB plain and simple.  It was the read option and read option alone that made him look bad recently, and ...what a coincidence, we do away with the bullshit, and he comes out looking good again...  Is he over paid?  yes...  should he be traded?  not be any means.  carry on

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We need to spend less money on the run game....bottom line.

Name the RB in Green Bay right now?

I was hard on Williams last year as a runner (that was separate than the contract debacle rants).....he is simply running better this year and he isn't getting much help. He is earning those.....OL still leaving a lot to be desired

 

soooo you were wrong

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Honestly, at this point there are much larger wastes of money on our roster. Stewart has, by far, been a bigger waste of his large contract to this point. Godfrey and Beason are similar wastes of money currently. 

 

I'm not justifying his paycheck, because no team should ever pay a running back that sort of check, especially one that they consider a "split duty" back (though he's a featured back presently), but there's worse waste on the payroll at present. Remember more of Stewarts contract was guaranteed. 

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