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Just a thought


PantherEagle91

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Everyone wants to complain about Peppers and how he did not have a good season

he had 14.5 sacks (career high) and 4 fumbles

seriously? some of you want him gone?

the main reason he is not a dominant as previous years is because during those years he had another star DE opposite him while now we just have some unexpeirenced talent at the moment i believe that with more beef up in the Dline Peppers will be as dominate force as ever in the upcoming seasons.

I believe this team, with some changes in the D area as well as coordinator (Romeo Crennell anyone?) this team will be as good as ever upcoming seasons.

just a thought

GO PANTHERS!!!!!

btw havent the Panthers given Peppers a huge contract offer and now we just have to wait and see if he signs it?

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The contract would be the biggest contract ever for a de, and from what I understand it's been on the table a while. If he wanted to be here he would've signed it already. He's already said it isn't about money it's about the SB. I guess he doesn't think fox has what it takes to win the big one.

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I just think personally that losing him would really hurt our defense

Of course it will, but we'll end up getting three draft picks for him in a sign and trade type deal. and would be saving some major money to maybe pick up a major free agent or two on the defensive side of the ball.

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I don't think he had a bad season, I actually believe he is still very valuable. The problem is that the cost will most likely be greater than the benefit, and in today's NFL you have to live by the salary cap. The second point is that if you are asking for Romeo Crennell, and his style of defense(hybrid 3-4) costly defensive ends become much less valuable because of the nature of defense and the fact that your defensive linemen become stop plug, run stopping types. These players tend to much less expensive.

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