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Impact of Coaching changes on Peppers' status?

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I'm still ready to ship this guy out

Depending on the DC that we hire I could be EVEN MORE ready to ship the guy out. Our defense has been more reliant on our front 4 for pressure since the day Turdo took the reigns. Maybe the new guy can actually get pressure from other areas of the field. Ever wonder how a team like Philly gets pressure on you when they don't have a 6'7'' physical freak on the end?? Well I have been wondering and I am hoping Sean McDermott can tell us...

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LOL, what a shocker! The ABCers are happy that Peppers is leaving.

Personally, I don't hold it against Peppers that he wants to leave, but I do believe that he's mistaken if he thinks he's an OLBer. Maybe he'll prove me wrong though. Either way, I think it has more to do with him wanting to play outside of NC for the first time in his life than playing in a different system, but I could be wrong.

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Either way, I think it has more to do with him wanting to play outside of NC for the first time in his life than playing in a different system, but I could be wrong.

I agree.

I had a feeling one major motivation was just getting out of the state he's spent his entire life in.

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