While Jonathan Stewart was never an elite Running Back in the National Football League, the former Oregon Duck would have a long career mostly with the Carolina Panthers where he was used mostly in tandem with other Backs.  Stewart’s best season was in 2009 where he had his only 1,000 Yard Rushing Season (1,133) and was his ninth overall.  He would rush for 7,335 Yards and 51 Touchdowns.

Jonathan Stewart was a longtime Running Back for the Carolina Panthers where he was either the primary, secondary or tertiary back.  A Panther for all but three of his 134 career NFL Games, Stewart was a Pro Bowl Selection in 2015 but would have a higher Rushing Yard tally in 2009 where he finished with 1,133 and punched it in the endzone ten times.  Stewart would accumulate 7,318 Yards on the ground with another 1,295 in the air for a total of 8,613 Yards from Scrimmage with 58 TDs.

We have another retirement to look at as Jonathan Stewart has just announced his departure from playing professional football.  He signed a one-day contract with the Carolina Panthers allowing him to sign with the team that drafted him.

Stewart was drafted by Carolina 13^thoverall in 2008 out of Oregon and he had a good rookie season with 836 Yards with 10 Touchdowns.  He matched his TD total in 2009 and would have a career high 1,113 Yards in 2010.  While Stewart was often sharing the load, he was consistent for the Panthers and over his ten seasons there he would accumulate 7,318 Rushing Yards with another 1,295 Yards coming by way of the air.   Stewart was named to the Pro Bowl in 2015.  He finished his career playing for the New York Giants last season.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to wish Jonathan Stewart the best in post-playing career.