J Stew

[Black&Black]

Extended thru 2018.

 

[Kenny Powers]

Still playing really well when he's not injured. I think there is some really sincere interest on the part of the team in McCaffrey, who would pair nicely with him.

 

[Coach Micool]

I love stew.

I don't think he will ever last an entire season not injured, but getting some new blood with him would be great to take the workload off and then be thatmuch better when he's retired.

 

[Black&Black]

 

[morningwood]

Kamara surprised me a bit. We have family in eastern TN who bleed orange and love their Volunteers, so we have seen him often on Saturdays. He was impressive in the drills. Fast, solid receiving, and has great quickness.

Cook also looked terrific. And Fournette; wow. Size and that kind of quickness to boot.

But I have to say, I think McCaffrey may have helped himself the most. He is fast (4.48) forty, 37.5' vertical, and caught better than our own WR's ( in fact, he made it look too easy as it seems so natural for him). At 202#, this will hurt him relative to straight-ahead plowing through the line size, but he could also return kicks, so maybe a great value.

Still playing really well when he's not injured. I think there is some really sincere interest on the part of the team in McCaffrey, who would pair nicely with him.

I know the Panthers are a power run game offense, but this guy can do many things and do them well. We need a versatile threat, and I really like McCaffrey.

 

[PantherPaul]

And freed up cap space this year

 

[Black&Black]

And freed up cap space this year

 

[Jaz]

He definitely wasn't he problem with the offense last year. Probably has a few years remaining. He's. ever been a solid receiving threat out of the backfield. We suck at screens, not sure who is to blame for that.

 

[Collin]

Agreed. A lot of "fans" were bitching about Stewart's extension, but his poor numbers were the result of poor blocking. You can't count on him to stay healthy, but it's not his fault that Gettleman didn't sign an adequate replacement for Williams.