The reeducation of Julius Peppers
Posted Sep 23, 2017
Because he had played the position for 12 years, no one batted an eye when Julius Peppers rejoined the Panthers at defensive end. But, apparently, even future Hall of Famers need lessons. For Peppers, that’s meant dropping habits he picked up as a standup outside linebacker in the Packers’ 3-4 defense. “It's still a process. I'm still learning how to play defensive end again."
(Carolina Panthers)
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