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What is the minimum you would accept in a peppers trade?

SorthNarolina

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mountainpantherfan Newbie

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We're pretty much guaranteed a 3rd next year if he walks, so anything less than a second this year or a first next year smacks of lunacy or tampering considering the $20 million+ risk Jerry and the FO takes on.

This makes a lot of sence and could be the reason why the FO doesn't even want to attempt a tag and trade. GMs generally know what they can get for a player way before a trade happens and they may know they aren't getting anthing better than a third for Peppers.

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If money was not an issue I would say the hell with it and tag him again. He would then play offense, defense, special teams, be the towel boy, water boy, turf inspector, helmet washer, coin flipper, replay booth operator, and announcer. hmm - I still don't think that quite equates to 20 mil.

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Johnson not only was among the team's leaders in forced fumbles but in passes defensed. He swatted away six passes, trailing only cornerback Chris Gamble (nine) even though he only started twice and missed three games to injury.

The three-year veteran Johnson had almost as many passes defensed as the rest of Carolina's defensive ends combined (seven).

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I know he isn't in Peppers league but I would be excited to see him get a good bit of playing time.

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Johnson not only was among the team's leaders in forced fumbles but in passes defensed. He swatted away six passes, trailing only cornerback Chris Gamble (nine) even though he only started twice and missed three games to injury.

The three-year veteran Johnson had almost as many passes defensed as the rest of Carolina's defensive ends combined (seven).

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I know he isn't in Peppers league but I would be excited to see him get a good bit of playing time.

NFL.com only shows 3 pdef. who knows

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