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CatMan72

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I'm dumbfounded. Being a huge Peppers fan, I find this hard to digest. Peppers is a beast and there is nothing better than home grown talent. Don't get me wrong, Smitty has really been the face or our organization and a great asset. Oh hell with it, I can't pick between them.

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but his body of work is better than smitty....who would you rather have on your team right now?

Everybody is aware of that. It's not comparing the players it's comparing the draft picks. Smitty is a 3rd rounder so he is seen as a greater achievement. Peppers is supposed to be brilliant, he was draft #2 overall. Smitty was just going to be a return man and slot receiver.

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Everybody is aware of that. It's not comparing the players it's comparing the draft picks. Smitty is a 3rd rounder so he is seen as a greater achievement. Peppers is supposed to be brilliant, he was draft #2 overall. Smitty was just going to be a return man and slot receiver.

I'd have to agree. And in my opinion, Smitty should go down as the all time greatest panther and he deserves a statue right next to our other undersized overachiever.

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I'm dumbfounded. Being a huge Peppers fan, I find this hard to digest. Peppers is a beast and there is nothing better than home grown talent. Don't get me wrong, Smitty has really been the face or our organization and a great asset. Oh hell with it, I can't pick between them.

You lost me at being a Peppers fan.

Smith was a far better choice.

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