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Julius Peppers, Steve Smith Sr. named Hall of Fame semifinalists for 2024 class


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Peppers is in his first year of eligibility for the Hall of the Fame. The Wilson, N.C. native and University of North Carolina great played 10 of his 17 NFL seasons in Charlotte—where he collected a franchise-record 97.0 sacks, two First-team All-Pro selections, two Second-team All-Pro selections, five Pro Bowl nods, and the 2002 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Award.

Smith Sr., who was eligible starting in 2021, now makes the semifinalist cut for the third straight year. He currently sits as the ninth leading receiver in league history (14,731).

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/julius-peppers-steve-smith-sr-144046207.html

 

 

Didn't see this posted. At least some good news for the Panthers!

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