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Can Defense sustain Peppers loss?


brian

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I really didn't think he lived up to all the hype myself, I guess I was expecting another Lawrence Taylor coming out of unc, lol. But he did create alot of double teams, along with his share a sacks and qb pressure.

With the 8th ranked defense last year, how much do they fall off this year? I hope not too much, with young quarterbacks and only steve smith as our only wr threat so far, imo, we could be looking at a long season. Any takes on our defense?

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Other teams had to gameplan for Peppers and to a lesser extent Beason. Now all teams really have to worry about is Beason. Hopefully somebody on the d-line will step up, but I'm not optimistic. I don't think there will be a huge dropoff, but I don't expect to be nearly as good either.

Truth be told there are a lot of question marks going into this season, and defense is the least of them.

Either way it goes, it's going to be a very interesting season.

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