Tar Heels In The NFL: Week Four

Posted Oct 2, 2013
Though Chicago's defense struggled for much of their game against Detroit, Julius Peppers was one of the few bright spots. He didn't have a monster game, but he had some solid numbers for a guy who has had his share of critics through the first four games. Bengals' RB Giovani Bernard continues to receive an increasing number of touches in the offense. (GoHeels.com)

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