Getty ImagesIn his first season with the Bears, defensive end Julius Peppers is providing a pretty good return on the investment.
Peppers has been named the NFC Defensive Player of the Month for November. He generated four sacks and 13 tackles, he deflected a pass that was intercepted, and he recorded two additional tackles for losses.
It’s the first time Peppers has won the award since October 2006, and the third time in his career. And he’s the first Bear to receive the recognition in more than 20 years. The last Chicago player to be named defensive player of the month was Trace Armstrong, in September 1990.
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Looks like a different player from last year. Probably happy to be out of Charlotte!
Hes a BEAST and hes playing like he wants a ring.
So much for the guy being overrated. I’ve watched every snap this year, and I haven’t seen him take a play off. His nickname is the Predator for a reason.