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Chris Harris Traded For LB Jamar Williams

TylerDurden

By TylerDurden,
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Who here has called Harris garbage? Who has called Peppers garbage?

Harris is, at best, average. Below average or simply average =/= garbage. He's a liability in coverage and has been since he arrived. However, he brings the wood and keeps everyone energized when he's laying guys out. But there's no denying that his numbers have declined over the past 3 years. His numbers should pick back up in Chicago though. Assuming Cutler keeps mistaking cornerbacks for receivers, Harris will spend plenty of time on the field.

Peppers isn't garbage. He's a top 10 defensive end. A large percentage of the fan-base had a problem with him long before he became a bear. Call it lack of heart, lack of consistency, lack of desire, whatever; he should be a better player than he is and he childishly blames the Panthers for his own failures.

Peppers will continue to be exactly what he has been.....a freak athlete that give inconsistent effort.

He will give you 3 games where he looks all-pro......5-6 games where he plays solid.....and then about 8 games where you wonder if he showed up at the stadium.

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Peppers will continue to be exactly what he has been.....a freak athlete that give inconsistent effort.

He will give you 3 games where he looks all-pro......5-6 games where he plays solid.....and then about 8 games where you wonder if he showed up at the stadium.

I love it how fans that just signed a player will pretend to know more about him then the team fans he has played for for the better part of a decade (and considering he was a homegrown player before that for many of our fans). None of us deny that he is an athletic freak that can absolutely dominate a game but he also can disappear for months at a time.

Whatever Bears hes your problem now. I for one am glad he is gone. Got tired of the whole team, media, fanbase being about 1 player that IMO isn't good enough to warrant that attention. I see this as this years Jay Cutler, sure he has talent but ignore the ? and see where it gets you.

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