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Panthers 1,000-yard duo: Williams and Stewart

In 2009 the Carolina Panthers ground attack featured just the fifth pair of 1,000-yard running backs and only the sixth duo in NFL history to reach the milestone. See the game-by-game statistics for DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart.


Jonathan Stewart	DeAngelo Williams

2009 Carolina Panthers
		Jonathan Stewart					DeAngelo Williams
Date	Opponent	No.	Yds.	Avg.	LG	TD	No.	Yds.	Avg.	LG	TD
Sept. 13	Philadelphia Eagles	11	35	3.2	8	0	14	37	2.6	11t	1
Sept. 20	at Atlanta Falcons	9	65	7.2	28	0	16	79	4.9	16	1
Sept. 28	at Dallas Cowboys	3	-1	-0.3	4	0	11	64	5.8	17	0
Oct. 11	Washington Redskins	10	39	3.9	12	1	18	40	2.2	7	0
Oct. 18	at Tampa Bay Buccaneers	17	110	6.5	26t	1	30	152	5.1	20t	2
Oct. 25	Buffalo Bills	7	25	3.6	8	0	16	89	5.6	17	1
Nov. 1	at Arizona Cardinals	17	87	5.1	19	2	23	158	6.9	77	0
Nov. 8	at New Orleans Saints	13	24	1.8	10	0	21	149	7.1	66t	2
Nov. 15	Atlanta Falcons	11	82	7.5	45t	2	19	92	4.8	28	0
Nov. 19	Miami Dolphins	12	43	3.6	10	0	13	122	9.4	50	0
Nov. 29	at New York Jets	9	35	3.9	13	0	16	40	2.5	18	0
Dec. 06	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	26	120	4.6	25	1	Inactive
Dec. 13	at New England Patriots	7	29	4.1	8	0	13	82	6.3	26	0
Dec. 20	Minnesota Vikings	25	109	4.4	23	1	6	13	2.2	5	0
Dec. 27	at New York Giants	28	206	7.4	52	1	Inactive
Jan. 3	New Orleans Saints	16	125	7.8	67t	1	Inactive
TOTALS		221	1,133	5.1	67t	10	216	1,117	5.2	77	7

1,000-yard Duos:
1972 Dolphins - Csonka and Morris
1976 Steelers - Harris and Bleier
1985 Browns - Mack and Byner
2006 Falcons - Dunn and Vick

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