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A Case For DeAngelo Williams (1 Viewer)

As a guy who's kept DeAngelo Williams in my dynasty the past two years he's done nothing but disappoint. And make me a laughing stock because I've finished 8th and 9th place the past two seasons. But in his defense I really don't think Fox and the coaches gave him a legitimate chance. Last year was ridiculous - no RB could have exceled in that system especially with the injuries to Delhomme and Smith and the porous offensive line. So good in fact they cut both guards.

The main knock against Williams was his blocking skills and his short yardage running. His value to this team lies with his receiving skills and his breakaway speed. He'll probably end up with 1,200-1,300 total yards but not much to show by way of scoring (maybe 5 TD's). For that reason I am not keeping him this year. The offensive line still has question marks, although this Otah kid looks good. But I'm skeptical of whether Carolina really wants to feature DeAngelo.

Did they pick Stewart at 13 for this year? Or for years to come? Was it done to motivate DeAngelo? Who knows. What I do know is Carolina is commited to a power running game and that's not DeAngelo's style.

To the original poster you make some valid points. But my advice would still be to cut ties if you want to win your league. That's what I'm doing.
Now why in the world would you "cut ties" with Deangelo in a dynasty format, and why would you recommend others do that? I'll need a lot more information regarding your league [roster size, etc.], and what assumptions about the OP's league you are using to give this advice, before declaring it unbelievably bad advice. I'm definitely leaning that way right now.
I generally don't take advice from 8th and 9th place coaches. As a guy who won his dynasty league last year with Deangelo Williams on his roster my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats. Williams is the real deal, all of the Stewart hype addicts are going to be sorely disappointed.
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:shrug: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :popcorn:
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:lmao: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :lmao:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason, low value with high payoff is a serious buy in my opinion. Can he fail, sure, I think it is far more likely he will succeed however. People are baggin on him because his team took a often injured goal line back when they only had one other running back on the roster. Please.I have heard Williams speak on the radio and I am in the camp that Williams knows that this is his opportunity and he is fully intending to make the most of it. I saw him play in college and I have no reason to believe he doesn't have the skills to match his determination.
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:mellow: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :popcorn:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
 
in the preseason game, he didn't look to have any ability the push the pile. he's great if he gets room to maneuver, but if he gets a hand on him he's going down. doesn't seem very promising for consistent performance.

 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :(
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:( SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :popcorn:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:lmao: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
:thumbdown:
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere.

Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams.

:thumbdown:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:popcorn: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah they took him because they had two tailbacks on the roster if you count Toefield as a tailback. I guess there is only one reason to take a back and not having enough rb on the roster isnt it then.By all means take Stewart before Williams in your draft, that will work out well for you.

Williams a Major Player in the offense

 
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my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :thumbdown:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:lmao: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah they took him because they had two tailbacks on the roster if you count Toefield as a tailback. I guess there is only one reason to take a back and not having enough rb on the roster isnt it then.By all means take Stewart before Williams in your draft, that will work out well for you.
Stop it! Some of us still have drafts to complete yet. :popcorn:
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere.

Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams.

:thumbdown:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:popcorn: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah they took him because they had two tailbacks on the roster if you count Toefield as a tailback. I guess there is only one reason to take a back and not having enough rb on the roster isnt it then.By all means take Stewart before Williams in your draft, that will work out well for you.

Williams a Major Player in the offense
You dont have to be a genius to know they took Stewart because they want a physical running game and they didnt have a physical running back on the team. Are you guranteeing Williams out-performs Stewart this year?

 
FoxNuff said
As a DWill owner in multiple dynasty's, I agree. To me, Fox is a friggin idiot.
Yup! It's worth overpaying for Stewart right now. ;) Dude's stock is only gonna go up. What would you have given to get the Jamal Lewis that replaced that Priest Holmes, with hindsight being 20/20 of course. :popcorn:
Is that sarcasm? I probably would have preferred to have had Priest...
I was saying, more or less, 'what would you have paid to get Jamal Lewis whether you already had Priest or not?' Not 'which one would you prefer.'
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:popcorn: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere.

Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams.

;)
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:lmao: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah they took him because they had two tailbacks on the roster if you count Toefield as a tailback. I guess there is only one reason to take a back and not having enough rb on the roster isnt it then.By all means take Stewart before Williams in your draft, that will work out well for you.

Williams a Major Player in the offense
You dont have to be a genius to know they took Stewart because they want a physical running game and they didnt have a physical running back on the team. Are you guranteeing Williams out-performs Stewart this year?
No. But I call it 50-50 odds that he does.
 
Remember...go look what Stewart ran in the combines...and THAT was on a bad toe.

Here...I'll help you...

http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers

Stewart, Jonathan 4.48

And he's 5'11" 235lbs...
Anyone remember what T.J. Duckett ran?I need to go add "40 time" to that "fnatasy football cliches" thread.
Yeah, but Duckett has always been a #####.
That's with the benefit of hindsight. Big backs with good 40 times seem to attract lots of hype and wishful thinking."Carolina spends high draft pick on RB, incumbent RB's starting job in jeopardy."

I've heard it twice before already...in Carolina alone.

This time I'm taking a wait-and-see approach.

 
That's with the benefit of hindsight. Big backs with good 40 times seem to attract lots of hype and wishful thinking."Carolina spends high draft pick on RB, incumbent RB's starting job in jeopardy."I've heard it twice before already...in Carolina alone.This time I'm taking a wait-and-see approach.
;) I like Stewart longterm, but not this season. Being limited during rookie training camp has to delay his development, and as a result his performance probably suffers, assuming he gets to 100% to begin with. I'm buying Stewart for dynasty but Deangelo in redraft.
 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:shrug: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere. Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams. :popcorn:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:lmao: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah, well these same people thought David Carr was an NFL QB and gave him like $5 mil to suck like he always has. We see how good they are at evaluating talent.
 
I like Stewart's chances in the next 2 yrs until they draft another RB in the 1st round again in 2 yrs and it will be speculated that he'll be a better RB and will start week 1 over Stewart.

Lather. Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

 
my advice would be to aquire Williams in all formats.
:mellow: That's the direction I'm leaning as well, and why I responded as I did to Code-Money. There are precious few players who have the upside to justify rostering in a small redraft roster, but I'll definitely be using a 7th-8th round pick on Deangelo this season after someone uses a 4th-5th rounder to snag Stewart. In regards to dynasty format, which was the league type Code-Money suggested 'cutting ties' with Deangelo in, that format is typically perfect for shelving a guy like Deangelo. I'd liken Deangelo's prospects to those of Priest Holmes, who showed flashes but not enough 'load carrying' ability to deter Baltimore from selecting Jamal Lewis. After the team was committed to Lewis, it let Priest walk away and the talent was taken advantage of elsewhere.

Honestly, I'd love Code-Money to post all of the players he'd roster after 'cutting ties' with Deangelo Williams.

:popcorn:
Williams is a awesome value this year. He is a first round RB who will be given every shot to succeed, everyone is down on him for some reason
Gee, I wonder why.
:lmao: SeriouslyThey didnt take Stewart because they were enamored with their running game
Yeah they took him because they had two tailbacks on the roster if you count Toefield as a tailback. I guess there is only one reason to take a back and not having enough rb on the roster isnt it then.By all means take Stewart before Williams in your draft, that will work out well for you.

Williams a Major Player in the offense
You dont have to be a genius to know they took Stewart because they want a physical running game and they didnt have a physical running back on the team. Are you guranteeing Williams out-performs Stewart this year?
Of course not, Williams could always get hurt and it is possible that Stewart could be healthy sometime later in the season with some understanding of the play book and be able to steal play time from Toefield. In which case if Williams is out for the year then Stewart may compile enough short yardage runs to theoretically pass Williams if DeAngelo plays very little.Guarantee no, but it is very very likely that Williams will out perform the rookie with a bad toe.

 
I remember last year I thought Julius Jones was a much better draft value because he was the "starter". I was wrong then, and I think this situation with DW and Stewart could be similar in that Steawart will be the more valuable RB regardless of who is "starting" (which I still think will be Stewart sooner than later)

 
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I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.

Fox is like Fisher, he stockpiles running backs. Nothing can hurt a running team more than having no running backs. And if Williams got hurt, who was going to carry the ball?

Did you guys happen to miss Deangelo at the end of the year last year? His numbers were phenomenal.

He's going to explode, and I predict be one of the top RB's to have in the first month or two of the season.

If nothing else pick him up then trade him if you think Stewart will take over.

 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :mellow:
Earnest Graham finished 8th in my ppr league last year. He never said he's picking them in the 1st 2 rounds, just that he thinks they finish top 10.
 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :boxing:
Earnest Graham finished 8th in my ppr league last year. He never said he's picking them in the 1st 2 rounds, just that he thinks they finish top 10.
:mellow: I never mentioned anything about him saying those running backs were being picked in the first two rounds. He's stated in separate threads that both Chris Johnson and DeAngelo Williams were going to finish as top 10 running backs. I'm simply curious what other running backs he feels will end in the top ten as his list is off to a very bold start.
 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :mellow:
Earnest Graham finished 8th in my ppr league last year. He never said he's picking them in the 1st 2 rounds, just that he thinks they finish top 10.
:unsure: I never mentioned anything about him saying those running backs were being picked in the first two rounds. He's stated in separate threads that both Chris Johnson and DeAngelo Williams were going to finish as top 10 running backs. I'm simply curious what other running backs he feels will end in the top ten as his list is off to a very bold start.
I'm sorry. I thought you were saying that's ridiculous, and just thought I'd point out the Graham thing.
 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :unsure:
Ok, I'm sorry is my top ten not the generic standard top ten that you see on every internet site around? Let me see if I got this...1. LT2. ADP3. Westbrook4. GoreAm I on the right track?Every year there are huge surprises. CJ and Deangelo are this year's surprises. I would also put Mcfadden in my top ten if you're wondering.It's hilarious to me how EVERY SINGLE YEAR there is an in-stone consensus of the top ten running backs and the consensus always falls on it's face.CJ, DWill and Dmac. Save the post and see me in January. Barring injury, I'm confident in all 3.
 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :unsure:
Ok, I'm sorry is my top ten not the generic standard top ten that you see on every internet site around? Let me see if I got this...1. LT2. ADP3. Westbrook4. GoreAm I on the right track?Every year there are huge surprises. CJ and Deangelo are this year's surprises. I would also put Mcfadden in my top ten if you're wondering.It's hilarious to me how EVERY SINGLE YEAR there is an in-stone consensus of the top ten running backs and the consensus always falls on it's face.CJ, DWill and Dmac. Save the post and see me in January. Barring injury, I'm confident in all 3.
If you want another BOLD prediction, in PPR leagues, CJ will finish top 5.
 
I think Deangelo finishes the year top 10 among running backs.
Shader's top 10 running backs currently include, in no particular order:1. DeAngelo Williams2. Chris Johnson3. 4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Yes, I'm curious who the rest are. :tumbleweed:
Ok, I'm sorry is my top ten not the generic standard top ten that you see on every internet site around? Let me see if I got this...1. LT2. ADP3. Westbrook4. GoreAm I on the right track?Every year there are huge surprises. CJ and Deangelo are this year's surprises. I would also put Mcfadden in my top ten if you're wondering.It's hilarious to me how EVERY SINGLE YEAR there is an in-stone consensus of the top ten running backs and the consensus always falls on it's face.CJ, DWill and Dmac. Save the post and see me in January. Barring injury, I'm confident in all 3.
I like it. In some aspects, Deangelo reminds me of Preist Holmes. He's identical in size, has the quickness and shiftiness. If he can block and run well between the tackles, the yardage will come. I won't predict 20+ TDs, but with this huge line they have, Williams has a chance to succeed. He may need something to happen to Stewart to put up top ten numbers. But, given Stewart's already got an issue, it's not like it'd be a shocker if he missed time.
 
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :excited:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
 
and be able to steal play time from Toefield.
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :excited:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Regardless, I'm watching every second of that game. And we'll get to see Toefield see some action!
 
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :thumbup:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
I doubt he plays long either if he plays at all tonight. There are a lot of players out tonight such as Gary Barnidge (glute), Chris Gamble (hamstring), D.J. Hackett (toe), Chris Harris (groin), Ken Lucas (nose), Ryne Robinson (knee), Dante Rosario (hamstring), Ian Scott (knee), Steve Smith (concussion), and Dwayne Jarrett (bruised knee).
 
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :confused:
 
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If they think Stewart is the real deal then they should trade Williams to a team like the Lions or the Texans for a back up RB and a pick .

He would become a immediate star on one of those 2 teams .

 
If they think Stewart is the real deal then they should trade Williams to a team like the Lions or the Texans for a back up RB and a pick .He would become a immediate star on one of those 2 teams .
Why would they want to make another team better? That doesn't make much sense.
 
and make their team worse this season. Good Lord, some people just can't think beyond what they feel would be a good fantasy situation.

 
Brutis said:
sholditch said:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :lmao:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :banned:
This whole forum is just too in love with Stewart. He had a great college career, and he has the prototypical size. I have no doubt in the future, he'll be a very good running back, both real life and fantasy. But people give Deangelo Williams NO chance at anything. Everyone just wants to assume Stewart jumps in and starts. There's no question with people on this board, despite the fact the coaches haven't said anything one way or the other. It's not even considered an opinion anymore, it's pure fact."Most coaches are always cautious with their starting running backs if they're not 100%" He hasn't even played a snap of pre-season football yet, let alone a real game. He's been limited all training camp long. Deangelo Williams has an excellent outing, and yet you still post it as that. With no real basis.Can we take the bias out folks?
 
a lot of this negativity is coming from previous DW owners (like myself) who spent the last 2 years wasting a roster spot(and probably a high pick) on a guy who couldnt even beat out DeShaun Foster.

Its just hard to get excited about a guy who couldnt beat out a god awful back and whose team just drafted a RB in the top 15.

I think it's gonna take a lot more than training camp coach speak to get us excited again. It just doesnt seem like the Panthers thing he is all that good.

 
Brutis said:
sholditch said:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :thumbup:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :thumbup:
This whole forum is just too in love with Stewart. He had a great college career, and he has the prototypical size. I have no doubt in the future, he'll be a very good running back, both real life and fantasy. But people give Deangelo Williams NO chance at anything. Everyone just wants to assume Stewart jumps in and starts.
Considering how Deangelo couldnt beat out deshawn foster in 2 years for the starting job, Deshawn leaves and goes to SF while Carolina then drafts Stewart 13th overall in the draft. You cant see how most would assume carolina has plans for stewart other than backing up Deangelo? :hifive:
 
Brutis said:
sholditch said:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :rant:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :wub:
This whole forum is just too in love with Stewart. He had a great college career, and he has the prototypical size. I have no doubt in the future, he'll be a very good running back, both real life and fantasy. But people give Deangelo Williams NO chance at anything. Everyone just wants to assume Stewart jumps in and starts.
Considering how Deangelo couldnt beat out deshawn foster in 2 years for the starting job, Deshawn leaves and goes to SF while Carolina then drafts Stewart 13th overall in the draft. You cant see how most would assume carolina has plans for stewart other than backing up Deangelo? :shrug:
I can't see how no one is considering it a competition when:Stewart's toe hasn't been 100%.He's been limited all training camp.He hasn't taken a single snap.Deangelo looked GREAT in his first outing.The reason Deangelo didn't get rid of Foster has nothing to do with talent. I just love that you post Stewart as the starter as if it's pure fact. Most coaches don't risk their injured players in preseason period pal, starters or not. You just wanted a spot to say Stewart's definitely the starter. And as of right now, you know that's not the case. He may be named the starter. But who was number one on the depth charts released to date? Stewart's going to have to earn it, they're not just going to hand it to him. And thus far, Deangelo hasn't made it a cake walk for him.
 
he outperformed Foster, why he didn't start? ask Fox. probably at least partly because of his pass blocking. IF he's improved that, the whole "couldn't beat out Foster" #### gets old real fast

 
Brutis said:
sholditch said:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :wall:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :thumbup:
This whole forum is just too in love with Stewart. He had a great college career, and he has the prototypical size. I have no doubt in the future, he'll be a very good running back, both real life and fantasy. But people give Deangelo Williams NO chance at anything. Everyone just wants to assume Stewart jumps in and starts.
Considering how Deangelo couldnt beat out deshawn foster in 2 years for the starting job, Deshawn leaves and goes to SF while Carolina then drafts Stewart 13th overall in the draft. You cant see how most would assume carolina has plans for stewart other than backing up Deangelo? :thumbup:
I can't see how no one is considering it a competition when:Stewart's toe hasn't been 100%.He's been limited all training camp.He hasn't taken a single snap.Deangelo looked GREAT in his first outing.The reason Deangelo didn't get rid of Foster has nothing to do with talent. I just love that you post Stewart as the starter as if it's pure fact. Most coaches don't risk their injured players in preseason period pal, starters or not. You just wanted a spot to say Stewart's definitely the starter. And as of right now, you know that's not the case. He may be named the starter. But who was number one on the depth charts released to date? Stewart's going to have to earn it, they're not just going to hand it to him. And thus far, Deangelo hasn't made it a cake walk for him.
This will be a fun thread to bump in a couple of weeks. :wall:
 
Brutis said:
sholditch said:
Stewart should play in their next preseason game, which airs tonight on Fox, 8 est. :popcorn:
Chances are he wont be in long. Most coaches are always cautious with their starting RB's if they arent 100%. I have no doubt stewart will be the starting rb for the panthers sooner than later.
Sinrj said:
Anyone seeing some similarity with Barber/Dayne situation in 2000?
NopeDayne wasn't built like Stew or had his speed. Good try tho :thumbup:
This whole forum is just too in love with Stewart. He had a great college career, and he has the prototypical size. I have no doubt in the future, he'll be a very good running back, both real life and fantasy. But people give Deangelo Williams NO chance at anything. Everyone just wants to assume Stewart jumps in and starts.
Considering how Deangelo couldnt beat out deshawn foster in 2 years for the starting job, Deshawn leaves and goes to SF while Carolina then drafts Stewart 13th overall in the draft. You cant see how most would assume carolina has plans for stewart other than backing up Deangelo? :goodposting:
I can't see how no one is considering it a competition when:Stewart's toe hasn't been 100%.He's been limited all training camp.He hasn't taken a single snap.Deangelo looked GREAT in his first outing.The reason Deangelo didn't get rid of Foster has nothing to do with talent. I just love that you post Stewart as the starter as if it's pure fact. Most coaches don't risk their injured players in preseason period pal, starters or not. You just wanted a spot to say Stewart's definitely the starter. And as of right now, you know that's not the case. He may be named the starter. But who was number one on the depth charts released to date? Stewart's going to have to earn it, they're not just going to hand it to him. And thus far, Deangelo hasn't made it a cake walk for him.
This will be a fun thread to bump in a couple of weeks. :popcorn:
I mean. Can you at least give me some legitimate reason you think they're just going to hand your buddy the job? He's going to be limited all camp long, he's going to play very little in the pre-season, and then week 1, he's going to be the lead back, when he has another talented back that is healthy, and performing very well? Please, watch the game tonight, and tell me something about both backs.From what I saw of Deangelo in the last game, he was sharp. He was making great cuts, hitting the hole hard, breaking tackles, getting his head and shoulders low on the goal line. I can't say Stewart did any of that. If he comes out and looks sharp tonight, I'll believe he might be the lead back. But, if he comes out and goes 6 for 12, and looks sluggish...
 
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