Julius' double teams

[the butch]

I'm sure everyone remembers the Charlotte Observer article about Peppers a couple weeks ago that was practically 3 pages long. Well, add to those stats again. Because, folks, last night we saw a J. Peppers that played like he did three years as a pro. The guy, single handedly, destroyed the Cardinals offense. Once Gandy couldn't handle him, they either completely double teamed him or chip blocked him with a running back. The game ball, this game, goes to the guy with the big smile and freakishly long arms. Cheers J.P.

Now, can our defense continually sustain games for us?

[Darth Biscuit]

He played really well, but I don't agree with the single handedly thing... they had to double him true, but the other D-line guys played well too. HT was getting good push and CJ was in Warner's face all day too. We have to have the other guys play well too if we're gonna do anything. If the other guys play well, Peppers should be dominant.

[2jakefansinva]

There are very few players in the NFL that take the block Pep took, recover and go up and ****** the ball out of the air, and return it for a TD. That's the Peppers I know. Glad to have ya back.

[Azteca]

Peppers mandates double teams every single play and most plays when the Qb doesnt have him in his face can still feel his 6'7 presence. That frees up everybody on the Dline. Peppers is the man he desesves the defensive game ball. if he plays the whole year like this, he can make at least honorable mention for defensive MVP. That may justify 1 millie a game

[Seamonk]

Hollis Thomas and Tank Tyler acquisitions help free up Peppers and the other DEs. Neither Lewis nor Kemo demanded that kind of respect.

[the butch]

everyone has a relevant point so far. But I justify my conclusion on the fact that Peppers caused two turnovers by himself and i think caused one more due to pressure (Davis int I think?).

[Azteca]