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The Biggest Jerks in the NFL


Mr. Scot

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Julius Peppers is probably the oddest Panther I've met. He signed my 90 jersey but didn't say a word. Nothing rude, nothing nice. I've heard he's just not comfortable in public.

This has always been true. I read somewhere he wanted to go to a big defensive team like Chicago just so he would "blend in". Pat Yas from espn south blog is kinda of boring and stale but the piece he wrote about Peppers when he left Carolina was pretty good. The article was called "King Julius Wouldn't Wear the Crown". All the odd behavior of Peppers made sense after reading it.

Let’s start with Peppers. If you don’t know him, don’t feel bad because, basically, nobody knows him. Since the day he walked in the door of Bank of America Stadium, his teammates, coaches and team employees have tried to figure him out. They never have.

I covered Peppers on a daily basis for The Charlotte Observer from the day he was drafted until I left for this space right after the 2007 season. I saw and talked with Peppers many times, but the truth is I’ve had deeper conversations with my cat.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcsouth/post/_/id/8335/king-julius-wouldnt-wear-the-crown

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Pretty sure you can just look at Roethlisberger and know the guy is a dickhead.

I'm not trying to downplay rape, but what Vick did to women is almost just as bad. I figure that plus the dog fighting just barely jumps roeth. I'd give them 1a and 1b on the list.

I have a friend who went to the same high school but is several years older who says Ben has been a complete dick his whole life.

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