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And the award goes to!


Peppermint9030

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Not even Charles Godfrey, Chris Gamble or Peppers crack my list as the biggest pusse on this team.... So my vote for biggest fa66ot on this defense goes tooooo..... Drum roll please.......

Richard Marshall!!! Please no one pull a kanye west and interupt his acceptance speech for this amazing award, and say Peppers deserved it! Because Marshall was handed a starting job next to Gamble he has showed absolutely nothing to warrant the job and is slowly being beat out by a 7th round draft choice in Captain. Wow buddy you have played your way out of Carolina... you honestly suck.

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It looked as if he was playing the nickelback a lot this game, where he seemed mediocre. Hopefully Beason will let him know after that Jason Witten catch where Marshall was just standing there with his thumb up his ass. For the amount of sh*t talking this guy does you'd think he'd actually be producing or something...

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