according to defensive tackle Anthony Adams.

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"A lot of teams may chip him, double him or slide towards him," Adams said. "Whenever he's getting doubled, the rest of us have to capitalize off of that. We haven't been doing that, so we need to buckle down and get taken care of."
For his part, Peppers isn't bothered by the early pass rush statistics, but he acknowledged the importance of attacking Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Monday night.
"I was one of those people," Bears middle linebacker [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said Friday.
In reality, the pass rush issues have little to do with Peppers. Because the perennial Pro Bowl defensive end faces a double-team on almost every snap. It's up to the other members of the defensive line to pick up the slack, according to defensive tackle Anthony Adams.
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"Sometimes they max protect, sometimes they get rid of the ball quick," [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said. " I have a lot of expectations for Julius, so I expect a sack every play, but it's just not feasible. It's not going to to happen, it's not possible to do that.
"We just got to rush a little bit better," Peppers said. "It's not really a big deal because we are winning games. As far as the numbers and things like that, it's not as important as getting wins, but we do want to rush a little better. And we will. It's just going to take a little time.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Don't feel bad if you believed the arrival of Julius Peppers would usher in an era of unprecedented sack numbers for the Chicago Bears.
”But we are making them move their feet and get out of the pocket. You saw [Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony] Romo last week on the run making some bad throws. They are moving their feet. We're not going to get five sacks a game like we want, but as long as we're getting pressure up the middle and getting in their face a little bit, we're happy with that. We did do that last week for the most part."
"But it's going to be on our shoulders to try to disrupt Aaron a little bit and try to make him uncomfortable."
After two games, the Bears have only registered two sacks -- Peppers and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] -- and six quarterback hits.