http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=schefter_adam&id=4563132

"At the trade deadline, baseball is action, energy, deals; football is inactivity, quiet, no deals. With Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET trade deadline rapidly approaching, here are five deals that should -- but won't -- be made.



1. Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers to San Francisco for a first-round pick: This is perfect. After trading their 2010 first-round pick to San Francisco for the 49ers' 2009 second-round pick, the Panthers can get back a first-round pick for a player who has tried to get out of Carolina. If anyone can motivate Peppers, it's 49ers coach Mike Singletary. And San Francisco still would have a first-round pick in April.

4. Cleveland quarterback Brady Quinn to Carolina for a conditional fourth-round pick: Clearly, the Quinn-Cleveland marriage hasn't worked any better than Greg Norman and Chris Evert's, so call it a day. Right now, Carolina doesn't have a first-round pick in April, and would be unable to draft one of the top quarterbacks, so it would make sense to take a chance on a quarterback who needs a change of scenery."


Both trades won't happen. First the Panthers have too much money invested in Delhomme. Plus, Fox is too loyal and the only way Delhomme isn't starting is if Fox gets fired or Delhomme's arm falls off. Even then Fox will probably want Delhomme to throw with his left hand before anyone else starts. Peppers trade won't happen because if the Panthers didn't trade him in the off-season they are def not gonna trade Peppers when both Fox and Hurney are trying to save thier jobs for a draft pick that they won't be here to use. I would def want to see the Peppers trade. Better to get something for him instead of loosing him for nothing which we will this off-season.