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Give up and trade Peppers for a second

Dpantherman

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maybe 2, or a second and a 3rd or 4th. Take the loss. Why? becuase the second round this year, will be loaded with QBs and WRs. Peppers doesn't want to be year (and hes probably not alone). The second round could be very valuable, and we need to take advantage. Don't make the same mistake twice. No one is giving up a first round pick for Julius Peppers. not even the Raiders are dumb enough to do it.

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and he said - "he won't sign a long-term deal with the Carolina Panthers"

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d80e2d282&template=with-video-with-comments&confirm=true

That comment was long before Meeks was hired. During TC, he made comments that he was open to resigning if the terms were right. They were talking, but ran out of time before the signing deadline.

I still think he walks, but signing would not be out of the question.

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