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#28 Jonathan Stewart, RB   Fantasy Football Injury Status   Probable - Ankle
Carolina Panthers
Height: 5'-10"
Weight: 235
Birthdate: March 21st,1987
Age: 26
College: Oregon
Year: 2008
Round: 1   Pick: 13
Season Statistics
-- Rushing ---- Receiving --
YEARGPATTYARDSTDRCPTYARDSTD
200816183835108470
200916221113410181391
201014178770281031
2011161427614474131
20129933361171571
2012 Fantasy Points by Week
Last Five Games
No Statistics Available
Strength of Schedule
Strength of schedule is calculated from the opponents projected fantasy points allowed for the RB position. The best rating is +16 which gives the player the advantage against the defense and indicates an easy opponent, the worst rating is -16 which gives the defense the advantage and indicates a tough opponent.
Fantasy Analysis
Despite receiving a promotion to the starting lineup about seven weeks into the 2012 season, Stewart still amassed the worst numbers of his career. The Panthers’ running game struggled as a whole, especially early in the season, because of offensive line injuries, and Stewart missed seven games due to bum ankles. At 5-foot-10, 235 pounds, Stewart is the most talented and complete running back on the Carolina roster. He is a compact, powerful runner with good speed and solid receiving skills. However, Stewart has only limited bounce-back potential this season, because the Panthers’ backfield is very crowded nowadays. Cam Newton has topped the team in rushing scores two years in a row. Despite rumors to the contrary, DeAngelo Williams will return, and Mike Tolbert is now in the mix as a passing-situation/goal-line specialist, too. Unless Carolina’s backfield shrinks, the dual-threat Stewart has only RB3 value at best.

Rushing: 750 Yards, 5 TD.
Receiving: 50 Receptions, 400 Yards, 1 TD.


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