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For all the plays Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers made last week, there's a sense among those around him that they're only seeing the beginning of what he could do.
The Carolina Panthers likely will be without Brad Hoover for a few weeks after the venerable fullback suffered a high ankle sprain at Arizona this past Sunday.
We won't know for a week whether this current version of the Carolina Panthers is to be believed.
After every Carolina Panthers loss early in the season, there was a temptation to find a villain. Julius Peppers had his turn, John Fox got a few, Jake Delhomme had several. Different elements of the game stepped up weekly to cause losses.
Carolina Panthers coach John Fox wouldn't say whether Sherrod Martin would keep the starting free safety job, but he's glad to have had the rookie Sunday.
Granted, being on top of the Carolina Panthers' all-time rushing list isn't the biggest honor.
There are still times when Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers does it, that those who have seen it time and again run out of words.