Report: Peppers rejected big Panthers' offer
According to a report by ESPN, the Carolina Panthers offered defensive end Julius Peppers a contract worth about $14 million per season in a recent last-ditch effort to re-sign him.
Peppers rejected the offer and the Panthers announced that they would not use their franchise player tag on him by last month's league-wide deadline, according to the report.
Peppers becomes an unrestricted free agent Friday.
He is widely regarded as the top player available on the unrestricted free agent market.
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March 3, 2010; 2:59 PM ET
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Posted by: ozpunk | March 4, 2010 11:42 AM
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I wonder why he is so unhappy there? I always thought it was a money issue, but I guess not.