Do you think the Minnesota Vikings are going to keep Daunte or Let him go?
87439
I think they will keep him. He's an awesome qb when he is healthy. Just think if they got him some kind of line, a running game, and a Defence. I don't think a team could ever beat them. They need to draft smart and get some defensive help, and try to shore up that offensive line. a little might go along way to there success. Good Luck, as of now they will push for the division next year and i think they will just edge out the bears.
795591
I am a FF champ of years past and I am in second right now in my league.\n\nI would get rid of the A train and snatch Barber.\n\nCaddilac is on a shitty team. I would rather have Lundy.
51961
50/50 chance right now.  He probably feels like he can still compete and as a competitor, he doesn't want to go out with such an aweful season.  However, with all the off field tragedies and firing of Mike Sherman, he very well may call it quits.
880199
I am a Jets fan and Martin is out for the season and how the season is going with Washington, unless someone is traded, Martin may not get a spot on the team next year and might retire anyways. The new breed of players is coming in, and the older players like Tiki Barber and Martin may have to leave at the end of the season because they are just too old.
148611
I don't think anyone should really.  I mean sure he's talented, but are the problems he's going to cause really worth it?  As far as the Broncos are concerned, from a pure football standpoint, yes.  T.O. would help, on the field, any team that took him.
289795
No.  He's done.  He should be happy he had such a rewarding career in professional football and retire quietly and proudly.  If he did hook up with one last team, he'd be scratching for the last roster spot against undrafted rookie free agents.  That would be pitiful.
23287
He ran his mouth to the point that Minnesota didn't want him anymore (witness his "I gotta feed my family" comment in the off-season.) His history of making boneheaded comments and decisions (like choking his coach in practice), combined with his declining talent due to age, have led teams to shy away from him. He is currently (thankfully) unemployed.
719115
My guess is that they didn't want to deal with the drama now surrounding him. Which in my opinion is lame, because it has no affect on his NFL play. One other theory is that some think he may not be an every down  back. He had limited carries in his college career, so it is unknown how he will deal with the NFL style punishment.\n\nIn any case, I believe he should have gone first!
155952
Jetsfan, hate to tell ya this but them requesting that Pennington take a pay cut is the first step in getting money together for a QB.  I think they take Cutler, and I wouldn't be surprised if Pennington is cut altogether.
669278
I reckon he will and then get injured and be out of it (football in general)for ages!\n\njust my guess though
174075
No I think he will stay with the Cowboys for at least three years and also depends on the money, as long as money is good he will stay.  I think it is a good fit for him. I think he realizes this was the best ofer he could get.
475583
Both are going to be gone.  The Titans future will be either Vince Young or Matt Leinart.  Can you honestly see Volek sticking around to just to train his heir?  McNair would (for the right price).\n\nThe Titans deserve their problems with McNair. For years he has been the good soldier restructuring his contract only to get shafted like this.  That is not right.
29800
I think the Packers got out of him what they wanted. They need to start rebuilding for the future, and they probably won't pressure him to return. If you are going to rebuild, no sense in doing it around someone that will only be there for another year two.\n\nSo my answer is yes, he will retire.
339184
I really think this is a lose lose situation for us in Minnesota...I just don't think taxpayers will go for it..it's really the way of today...coorporate and owners will wait until taxpayers give in..and I just don't think it will happen
1052159
no, he'll stay in minnesota
474938
You have to think in terms of a franchise.  Here you spend a top draft pick, 1st round #4 overall pick on Philip Rivers, then you groom him for two years.  Sooner or later you have to get him out on the field to see if he is the top pick you invested in.  It is troubling not to resign a player like Drew Brees that has led your team to the playoffs, but he did have a shoulder injury and there are question marks as to whether he can continue his high level of play.  Don't get me wrong, I think the Chargers would have loved to have him back, but not at Starting QB salary and pushing back the development of Rivers another year.  They know Rivers is going to struggle at times his first couple years, but the payoff could be huge 3 and 4 years down the line.  So they are going to roll the dice and see if they can win it all 3 or 4 years down the line.
1077073
they may end up signing him, but he will not make a difference for them. Welcome to perhaps the worst game day coach in the NFL. Herm "Mr. time Managemnt" Edwards.\n\nYou will be screaming at your televsion set by the 2nd pre-season game. This I promise you