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Do you still trade peppers?

scpanther22

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Ha Jared allen of the Vikings get double team aswell but he always manges to get sacks and constant pressure on the QB all the time. Pepper is turning 32 this coming year and is not worth risking 20 plus million on him. Hell Peppers can't even get a second string QB and agaist a oline that has more injuries then our oline has. that shows you that peppers no longer can preform at a high level. The only time he got his sacks this season was mainly from crappy teams like the bucs and skins. And he caught the cards on a off day. besides that every other game this season peppers seems to disappear and get man handle by other teams oline most of the time. Is that how blind some fans are. Peppers has shown this season that he can not produce agaist good teams one bit. So why would you risky 20 million plus on a guy is getting old and can no longer produce at a high level like he use to. :mad:
When you have to studs at Defensive tackles you're going to get sacks. Put peppers on that Vikings D line and he easily has 10 plus. The William boys that plug the middle of the Vikings D require a double team. Allen is benefiting from two great defensive tackles. He is good, but don't be so naive to think he's the same DE with less than stellar help, see Peppers, at DT.
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