Published 12/21/2007
at FOXSports.com News for NFL
Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers is doubtful for Saturday's game against Dallas with a sprained right knee.
Peppers missed his fourth straight practice Friday, and will likely be replaced by Stanley McClover or rookie Charles Johnson in the lineup against the Cowboys.
Peppers, who was injured in Sunday's win over Seattle, has been held to three sacks and had his streak of three straight Pro Bowl selections snapped this week.
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Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers had his streak of consecutive games played snapped at 78 when he was inactive for Saturday night's game against Dallas with a sprained right knee.
Peppers hasn't practiced since suffering the injury in ...
