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Dallas????????I would love to see that.


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Am I the only one that--despite Peppers' recent actions--would like to see him do well next year?

Haters.

Im really not a hater, I just want what is best for the team. That is because I am a Carolina Panthers fan. I was a Julius Peppers fan, only because he was on the Panthers. We need to do what is best for the team. That is obviously tagging Peppers. I will still think he is a freak, but he will mean nothing more to me than some other badass player. It comes down to I am a Panthers fan, not a Peppers fan..

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peppers is a moron. if he went to Dallas they would not put him anywhere but DE, if they'd consider trading for him at all. Greg Ellis is older at 33 but they've got Spencer right behind him, and Ware is one of the best 3-4 backers in the league.

....last I checked LB wasn't one of Dallas's GLARING needs in the offseason, it was probably closer to one of their strongest corps on the entire team.

Oh yea, not to mention how is his motivation going to hold up when Dallas goes on one of their late-season skids and the media starts blasting every single player. With his high profile he's going to be a lightning rod for a lot of criticism.

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The only way he will end up a Cowboy is if we somehow end up letting him walk altogether. Dallas has no first round pick.. What do they have to offer us?

i'd take their 2nd, 3rd, and 4th for him right now.

would give us some ammo to move around on draft day. also would give us a huge amount of depth for other glaring needs

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