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So panthers suffer because of Richardon?

scpanther22

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My thing is.If he lets Peppers walk and he still gets a Megadeal then.What did he accomplish?

Peppers should get no more then 11 million a year that's all he is worth. Peppers is due for a down year let some other team deal with that. I love Peppers but he should of signed that contract a couple of years ago.

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The Panthers have been relying on bandaids and duct tape to keep their defensive line through the years because of what they think Peppers is, just like the wide receiving corps with Steve Smith.

Him leaving will be a blessing.

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At this point you have to look at the situation as simple as this:

Is Peppers worth over 20 million? I think not. We could get an Aaron Kampman type for half the dough and he's the same age with similar production. I'm not alone when I say Peppers is great, but not as special as advertised.

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how can he be worth 18 million one year but not 20 million the next?

do we even have a plan to replace him? also what says he has a down year anyway? is that because all our vaginas are hurt because he wanted to play somewhere else.

funny how peppers is the bad guy in all of this but, jerry basically by his actions is saying that winning with our hard earn money isnt as important as setting an example for the nfl.

also if he doesnt pay peppers , whose to say he will pay other guys huge contracts, beason dwill, td? what happens when these guys contracts come up?

also to the guy who says players shouldnt make as much as owner, that is true. no player does. owners are worth way more than 20 -30 millions.

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At this point you have to look at the situation as simple as this:

Is Peppers worth over 20 million? I think not. We could get an Aaron Kampman type for half the dough and he's the same age with similar production. I'm not alone when I say Peppers is great, but not as special as advertised.

aaron kampman is the same as peppers?

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