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LOL @ Peppers h8rs

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Havent heard from you fair weathered fans in a few weeks.

Where did you go?

Are you just waiting for him to fail?

"THERE HE GOES! SEE?? I told you he was horrible! OMG trade him!!:

Where are you now? OOOOh, thats right...you have NO class. Man up...post up and say you were an idiot.

Oh...especially to the LOSER who asked people to WATCH him every play...what do you say now? Tard.

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For today Pepers has 1 tackle, 1 sack, and 1 int that resulted in a TD.

Do you think that is worth 1.2 mil. a game?

To date Pepers has 25 tackles and 6 sacks, Do you think this is

worth 9.6 mil?

Stats don't win games. He was a game changer today. Do you cut the checks?

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Complaints about his efforts were warranted at the time.

He's really turned it up lately.

This little thread would hold some water if peppers played like this all the time.

That's exactly right.

Fans were justified in being critical of Peppers, because he was really playing poorly for a while there. Having your highest-paid player on the sideline while someone else takes his spot is not exactly a glowing endorsement of his talent.

Peppers recently spoke to the team about how ashamed he was of his play as of late. Since then, he's really turned it around.

So if Peppers can see that he needed to step his game up, why can't fans say the same thing?

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That doesn't change the fact that he didn't show up for the first four weeks and didn't do anything until he got called out publicly.

Exactly. Its not that he can't play, I don't think anyone on this forum will dispute that. It's that you have to worry if he feels like playing... and no, that feeling is not worth 1 million a game.

Now if he can consistently play well, no matter what day of the month it is for him, then yes he is well worth it. He is pure beast when he feels like it.

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I was all for franchising him. But seeing how franchising him has hurt the team with quality back ups (or lack there of), I've expected more games like this out of Peppers.

If he plays like this the rest of the year, he's worth keeping. If not, so long Peppers.

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