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The Return of Jonathan Stewart


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Yea keep acting like Stewart is Jim Brown. The Rams aren't changing their gameplan for #28. They are preparing for #1. This isn't 2010... A healthy Stewart doesn't exist anymore.

LMAO...how do you possibly connect those dots.

I said they wouldn't gameplan for Stewart bc he is coming off PUP and a non factor.

I said a healthy Stewart would....which he isn't even in game shape. A healthy Stewart is a different runner than Williams. An inside power runner....which Williams is nothing of the sort.

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LMAO...how do you possibly connect those dots.

I said they wouldn't gameplan for Stewart bc he is coming off PUP and a non factor.

I said a healthy Stewart would....which he isn't even in game shape. A healthy Stewart is a different runner than Williams. An inside power runner....which Williams is nothing of the sort

Calm down CRA... I know what you said.

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LMAO...how do you possibly connect those dots.

I said they wouldn't gameplan for Stewart bc he is coming off PUP and a non factor.

I said a healthy Stewart would....which he isn't even in game shape. A healthy Stewart is a different runner than Williams. An inside power runner....which Williams is nothing of the sort.

As usual you always seem to miss my point. Point was that even if he was healthy nobody is scheming to stop #28. Teams will always scheme to stop Newton. He is the difference maker. As you saw Sunday, Tolbert fills Stewart role just fine. #28 won't determine how far this team goes. Dwill & #35 r plenty enough.

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As usual you always seem to miss my point. Point was that even if he was healthy nobody is scheming to stop #28. Teams will always scheme to stop Newton. He is the difference maker. As you saw Sunday, Tolbert fills Stewart role just fine. #28 won't determine how far this team goes. Dwill & #35 r plenty enough.

 

funny that you say that, because you completely missed his point.

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What did I miss?

 

he didn't say they would gameplan for stewart because he is some superstar all-world RB like adrian peterson. he also didn't say they would scheme their entire defense around stopping j-stew.

 

he said they would gameplan for a healthy stewart (however minor it may be) because he brings completely different qualities as a runner in comparison to d-will.

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As usual you always seem to miss my point. Point was that even if he was healthy nobody is scheming to stop #28. Teams will always scheme to stop Newton. He is the difference maker. As you saw Sunday, Tolbert fills Stewart role just fine. #28 won't determine how far this team goes. Dwill & #35 r plenty enough.

A healthy Stewart in the offense vs without impacts an opponents defensive gameplan.

With a healthy Stewart you have to prep for a fair amount of inside power running. Williams isn't that.....and Tolbert is merely used as a short yardage back.

I think the O and Cam is better with a power inside runner as the primary RB. Said it in 2011, which was why Stewart lead the division in % of snaps played. That inside power threat has to be respected bc it is an easy 3-4 yards if they don't play it

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he didn't say they would gameplan for stewart because he is some superstar all-world RB like adrian peterson. he also didn't say they would scheme their entire defense around stopping j-stew.

he said they would gameplan for a healthy stewart (however minor it may be) because he brings completely different qualities as a runner in comparison to d-will.

I hear you and I didn't miss his point. Me and CRA have had these discussions before.

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A healthy Stewart in the offense vs without impacts an opponents defensive gameplan.

With a healthy Stewart you have to prep for a fair amount of inside power running. Williams isn't that.....and Tolbert is merely used as a short yardage back.

I think the O and Cam is better with a power inside runner as the primary RB. Said it in 2011, which was why Stewart lead the division in % of snaps played. That inside power threat has to be respected bc it is an easy 3-4 yards if they don't play it

Remember how you use to tell me how this isn't 2008 @nymore? Well, this isn't 2011. #28 hasn't played in 3.5 years and he still feels pain in his foot.
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Remember how you use to tell me how this isn't 2008 @nymore? Well, this isn't 2011. #28 hasn't played in 3.5 years and he still feels pain in his foot.

hasn't played in 3.5 years? Your math is fuzzy....

That inside power run threat is what essentially got Williams demoted every season Cam has played here......except this one.....and it can still happen

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