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Peppers is a Bear


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I'll enjoy watching you fail in a bigger market with historic value and tradition!

They'll poo razorblades when you lock armpits with a tackle play after play with an occasional jump to bat down a pass and finish with 0 sacks, 0 tackles 1 assist for 6 games in a row.

The grass isn't always greener, and the money wasn't either, so go fug yourself Pep. Can't wait for your pause and stutter filled news conference!

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From what I understand, Peppers had/has a strong desire to play for Lovie. I agree with what everyone has said here, and I'm not going to go total Bears homer and believe that he's going to suddenly start giving his all on every play. I don't want anyone to digest this as any kind of bash on the Panthers players or staff, but I can say with certainty that there are players on the Bears D that will not sit by quietly if Pep starts slacking. I know for certain that Urlacher has no problem whatsoever calling a teammate out in the huddle. Time will only tell how this plays out... I know that D Line pressure has been a serious weakness for us the past couple/few seasons, so this can only help

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From what I understand, Peppers had/has a strong desire to play for Lovie. I agree with what everyone has said here, and I'm not going to go total Bears homer and believe that he's going to suddenly start giving his all on every play. I don't want anyone to digest this as any kind of bash on the Panthers players or staff, but I can say with certainty that there are players on the Bears D that will not sit by quietly if Pep starts slacking. I know for certain that Urlacher has no problem whatsoever calling a teammate out in the huddle. Time will only tell how this plays out... I know that D Line pressure has been a serious weakness for us the past couple/few seasons, so this can only help

My homer sense didn't go off, good post, lol.

Beason tried to be that guy here, but that's where you're right about the staff/organization here... They put a muzzle on him.

In all honesty, he may start strong just to show everyone what he's capable of and being that he was the premier guy this year, he knows he'll have the spotlight on him early.

After that, I see him going back to the old Pep.

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From what I understand, Peppers had/has a strong desire to play for Lovie. I agree with what everyone has said here, and I'm not going to go total Bears homer and believe that he's going to suddenly start giving his all on every play. I don't want anyone to digest this as any kind of bash on the Panthers players or staff, but I can say with certainty that there are players on the Bears D that will not sit by quietly if Pep starts slacking. I know for certain that Urlacher has no problem whatsoever calling a teammate out in the huddle. Time will only tell how this plays out... I know that D Line pressure has been a serious weakness for us the past couple/few seasons, so this can only help

So you going to get a Peppers jersey now?

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I'll enjoy watching you fail in a bigger market with historic value and tradition!

They'll poo razorblades when you lock armpits with a tackle play after play with an occasional jump to bat down a pass and finish with 0 sacks, 0 tackles 1 assist for 6 games in a row.

The grass isn't always greener, and the money wasn't either, so go f**k yourself Pep. Can't wait for your pause and stutter filled news conference!

Wow, that's a little harsh....

....but I completely agree. Peppers wants a SB ring? Good luck with that in Chicago. I have a ton of family up north that loves the Bears, so I'm okay with them as a team. However, they won't be Superbowl ready for at least a couple years. Peppers will retire without a ring. Peppers, have fun, you traitorous, dishonest, disloyal, LYING asshat.

Oh, and I would love NOTHING more than Peppers to give his normal apathetic play and then have Urlacher call him out publicly on it. Oh my, that would give me such satisfaction.

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Peppers was probably my favorite Panthers player of all time. But now, I'm obviously no longer a fan of his. No hard feelings, but I pull for the Panthers and Pep is not a Panther so his #90 jersey is officially retired in my closet never to be worn again.

See that's how it's done.

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Peppers was probably my favorite Panthers player of all time. But now, I'm obviously no longer a fan of his. No hard feelings, but I pull for the Panthers and Pep is not a Panther so his #90 jersey is officially retired in my closet never to be worn again.

See that's how it's done.

It's a throwback now.

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