Julius Peppers' best (and maybe last) shot

Posted Jan 17, 2015
Julius Peppers signed with the Packers in part because they offered a good chance to win a Super Bowl. The three-year, $26 million contract surely played a part, too. In reality, that deal was more like a one-year trial, structured so that if the Packers wanted to move on after this season, they would actually save salary-cap space next season. (ESPN.com)

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