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"Deangelo Williams, Lets make it happen"

*Authors Note: This is my First Post. I Did Not notice the article written by a Panther fan suggesting the very same idea. I still say for my opinion, bring him in. Often Used and not a need position are valid arguments against it, but a Pro Bowl running back for pick number 32 is worth it.


There is a lot of talk that Deangelo Williams might be leaving Carolina. I think he would be a perfect fit with the Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers. Do I think this is a major area of need for the Packers. No. I like Ryan Grant and am interested to see how he comes back from that ankle injury. I love James Starks and am very excited about his future. However, a talent like Deangelo Williams does not become a free agent very often. One of the big obstacles for getting him though is he has expressed a desire to play for Miami, or return to Carolina. If the Packers came knocking on his door, I think it would be hard for him to turn that down. Then again he is obviously a warm weather type of guy, so maybe he would turn us down no matter how much money we were willing to spend. I really think his power running style plays very well in a cold atmosphere though, so if he were willing to give it a try, it could be a match made in heaven.

If we were to sign Williams, Grant would probably have to be sold down the river. Hey, maybe even to Carolina! Who knows where we would have to ship Grant to but I doubt they would be willing to keep all three players. Plus, if we were to keep all three players then Brandon Jackson would have to be the odd man out. Starks has to stay. A one, two punch of Deangelo Williams and James Starks sounds awfully good to me though. Either way its just speculation from a person who fully admits knows nothing compared to what the head honchos know. Ryan Grant still has some good days ahead of him, but Deangelo Williams is better. Let me know what you guys think!

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