For Julius Peppers, his first steps inside the Pro Football Hall of Fame were solemn ones

Posted Mar 7, 2024
It's beginning to become a little more real for Julius Peppers. It's slowly dawning on him that he belongs to this club now. Meeting the moment Monday, as he stood inches away from the bust of his former coach Sam Mills and the other 371 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Peppers got even quieter than his normal quiet. And he's very quiet. (Carolina Panthers)

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