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J-Stew is not going anywhere..


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If the Panthers RBs of 2014 are Stewart and Barner, god help them.   Stewart is declining and Barner is 'wishing and hoping'.

 

Tolbert can't carry by himself.

 

As for Stewart, 5 million buys a lot of exercise bike riding.  

 

Gettleman has seen enough I'm sure to know he needs to do something and he will do something....even if it s 3rd/4th rd draft choices for RB or signing a Veteran.

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anyone that thinks we keep stew and unload dwill is a downright idiot..

 

why? cutting stew would destroy our cap and we're doing fine without his production anyway... worst case he doesn't play and we're fine, best case he plays and we're even better. deangelo peaked a long time ago and iirc we can cut him with no cap hit next offseason and free up a roster spot.

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