Culpepper's days are numbered.

[Brando19]

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports if the Miami Dolphins trade for either Kansas City Chiefs QB Trent Green or Houston Texans QB David Carr, QB Daunte Culpepper will be released.

Hahaha...I can't stand this guy. When the Packers played the Vikings all the years he was with Minn....he was the biggest cry baby I had ever seen in my life.

[Rastak]

Re: Culpepper's days are numbered.

Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports if the Miami Dolphins trade for either Kansas City Chiefs QB Trent Green or Houston Texans QB David Carr, QB Daunte Culpepper will be released.

Hahaha...I can't stand this guy. When the Packers played the Vikings all the years he was with Minn....he was the biggest cry baby I had ever seen in my life.

Actually from what I've heard he's a pretty nice guy....got a little goofy last year though.......

[Lurker64]

I wonder how much Dolphins brass are kicking themselves (and each other) for choosing Pep over Brees last offseason.

[Freak Out]

The guy was a damn beast when he was healthy. I was glad when he went south.
Is his knee still screwed up?

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The guy was a damn beast when he was healthy. I was glad when he went south.
Is his knee still screwed up?

he was a beast because of moss

as soon as moss left pep turned to crap

even before the injury, he sucked

[gbpackfan]

Talk about a career that went to shit over-night. Damn.

[Freak Out]

The guy was a damn beast when he was healthy. I was glad when he went south.
Is his knee still screwed up?

he was a beast because of moss

as soon as moss left pep turned to crap

even before the injury, he sucked

When he held onto the ball I know we had a hard time bringing him down.

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Talk about a career that went to shit over-night. Damn.

he was well on his way to having a worse year then favre in 2005 before the injury

6 tds 12 int's in 7 games

[Brando19]

The guy was a damn beast when he was healthy. I was glad when he went south.
Is his knee still screwed up?

he was a beast because of moss

as soon as moss left pep turned to crap

even before the injury, he sucked

Agreed!

[Jimx29]

He was slightly above average in between the 20's, but come red zone time he turned into fumblina and made horrible choices over and over

[oregonpackfan]

I am not a fan of Culpepper but I think the main reason he was so poor last season was that he simply needed more time to heal from his knee injury.

No matter which team he will play for this year, I predict he will be much improved this year.

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I am not a fan of Culpepper but I think the main reason he was so poor last season was that he simply needed more time to heal from his knee injury.

No matter which team he will play for this year, I predict he will be much improved this year.

so whats you excuse for the fact that he sucked very bad in 2005 before the injury?

[HarveyWallbangers]

I am not a fan of Culpepper but I think the main reason he was so poor last season was that he simply needed more time to heal from his knee injury.

No matter which team he will play for this year, I predict he will be much improved this year.

so whats you excuse for the fact that he sucked very bad in 2005 before the injury?

Most players will have down years. Look at Brett Favre in 1993, 1999, and 2005. I think Culpepper could be good again--if he's in the right situation and gets over his injuries. He actually wasn't as bad as he was made out to be last year in his limited time, and that was with a bum knee. Now, I don't know if he'll ever get over the injury, but he was pretty darn good in several of his seasons. Career 64% completion percentage with 33 TDs-16 picks, 25 TDs-11 picks, and 39 TDs-13 picks in 3 of his seasons (with 400+ rushing yards to boot).

[Rastak]

I am not a fan of Culpepper but I think the main reason he was so poor last season was that he simply needed more time to heal from his knee injury.

No matter which team he will play for this year, I predict he will be much improved this year.

so whats you excuse for the fact that he sucked very bad in 2005 before the injury?

Most players will have down years. Look at Brett Favre in 1993, 1999, and 2005. I think Culpepper could be good again--if he's in the right situation and gets over his injuries. He actually wasn't as bad as he was made out to be last year in his limited time, and that was with a bum knee. Now, I don't know if he'll ever get over the injury, but he was pretty darn good in several of his seasons. Career 64% completion percentage with 33 TDs-16 picks, 25 TDs-11 picks, and 39 TDs-13 picks in 3 of his seasons (with 400+ rushing yards to boot).

I have to disagree on last year. I caught two of his games and he flat out sucked. Maybe it was confidence because of his injury or something, I don't know....but he did suck.

[HarveyWallbangers]

He had a 60% completion percentage and 250 yards/game. He only had 3 interceptions in 4 games. Hardly stats that would say that he sucked. I'm sure he wasn't great, but he wasn't nearly Brad Johnson bad.