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Peppers Mr. Consistency

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From the Charlotte Observer speaking with CJ on how Peppers made him better:

“He tried to make me play consistent like he did, tried to mold me to try to be a better player,” Johnson said.

Read more: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/09/30/2653714/peppers-says-little-brother-johnson.html#ixzz1ZX6MEIFj

Lawd have mercy.

Certainly fanboys are much better evaluators of a player than someone who played with and learned from him.

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Beason doesn't call out consistent players. Sorry. Next.

Beason doesn't watch enough Viking football......b/c Jared Allen disappears in games. He did many times last year.

Beason may be a great leader.....but what he did that year calling out Pep in that manner.....was an example that Beason still had a lot to learn about leadership.

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Beason doesn't watch enough Viking football......b/c Jared Allen disappears in games. He did many times last year.

Beason may be a great leader.....but what he did that year calling out Pep in that manner.....was an example that Beason still had a lot to learn about leadership.

Everyone knew Peppers never 'gave it his all' sometimes he would, when he was in the mood.

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Everyone knew Peppers never 'gave it his all' sometimes he would, when he was in the mood.

like I said, Jared Allen has played in many games.......and his name is never called. It happens.....

Charles Johnson said Pep gave it his all.....so have other players.

Beason? Beason showed his immaturity that year and the fact he still had lots to learn.....even though a percentage of the fanbase was fapping over it.

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