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Pepper haters, step up!!!

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I know there is already a thread about what if Peppers plays for us, will fans still wear his jersey.

That is weak sauce though.

If Peppers does end up being a Panther this year, what are all you bitter folks going to do? Still be uptight bitter folks? Just curious. Lots of things can change within a year.

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As of right now he does not want to be part of this team so he can go fug himself.....if it were to somehow work out where he remains a Panther I hope that comes back and dominates for us. I wont be a "fanboy" of his but thats besides the point.

Forgive but never forget....

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As of right now he does not want to be part of this team so he can go f*ck himself.....if it were to somehow work out where he remains a Panther I hope that comes back and dominates for us. I wont be a "fanboy" of his but thats besides the point.

Forgive but never forget....

...said like a woman scorned....

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While the possibility of him being traded is there...

I also know the possibility of him playing for us this next year, is there too.

With him, our defense will be better, without a doubt. He'll also have to continue to play hard to keep his value up.

I am a Panther fan, and I have no ill will towards Peppers. If he plays for us, I will continue to show support as a Panther fan.

I was just curious with all the hate that is around here...and there is a lot ~ how many people would continue to stew about it.

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I doubt it happens and not because of anything Pep has said, it's more about the money. I believe Hurney will do his best to get that nearly 17 million off the books.

The only way I see Pep staying is if they get a deal done which regardless of what's been said could happen if Peppers suddenly realizes his market value isn't what he thought.

If a deal can't be reached I believe Marty will ship him off for what ever he can get

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