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Hammerhead Shark
 Originally Posted by Soul Assassin
He only plays healthy about 13 games a year and sets most of his stats in about 6 of those games. And other than 2006/2007 he's pretty much just been another Reggie Bush. Good, but not a great "running back."
That's not at all accurate. He's been stellar every year except one.
http://www.nfl.com/players/juliuspep...e?id=PEP422041
You have these two players reversed. Peppers is consistent, Westbrook is anything but.
Westbrook has missed games every year. But most of those years he's only missed a few. And his production has been so stellar over the games that he has played (on average) that I for one would live with his overly high rushing average, and him being an absolute threat out of the backfield... at the expense of 1-3 games per season lost (on average).
I wasn't aware of any issues with his knees, but his concussions were well documented last year. Oddly enough, for a RB, concussions don't seem to be a very typical injury that I hear about.
I am wrong for the mostpart about Peppers over the course of a season. May be splitting hairs, but the season that he had 7 sacks can't be considered "stellar". That's a bit less than what I would expect for out of a DE like him. I had thought that he had a bad season last year as well. Guess that I was wrong.
 Originally Posted by Concerned Citizen
We should nuke the United States.
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