Julius Peppers continues to haunt opposing offenses
Posted Sep 12, 2011
He is everywhere on the field, like a burned lawn in July. And when he's on the sideline, opponents' blood pressure drops considerably.He's Julius Peppers, worth every cent of the millions the Bears are paying the right defensive end. Sunday's 30-12 pasting of the Atlanta Falcons was so typical of this 6-foot-7, 290-pound "freak" of nature, as he is so often referred to.
(NWI Times)
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