What is going to happen with Dante Culpeper the QB for MN Vikings?
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Since Moss was traded last season, DC has seen defenses he has never seen before. He still has learn that, plus the WCO (which he has never played). Since he got injured last season, he was not much of a team leader that your QB should be. He's been in hiding in Florida, showing up to only one game, and staying up in the box instead on the sidelines with the team. Matt Birk was out all last season recovering from surgery, and he was right there on the sidelines helping the o-line coaching. Just proves who the real leader of the offense is.\n\nI would like to see him traded to Oakland for their #1 pick. DC can play with Moss, and can really help Oakland out. Keep Johnson as the starter. He still has a year or two left in him, proven last season, and he knows the WCO. Draft a QB 1st round, and groom him to become the starter, like they did when the drafted DC. Also, get a good feature RB in free agency, like Alexander or James. With the current receivers, Birk coming back this season to anchor the front line, and the "Dungy D", it could be Super Bowl time for the Vikes this season!
42321
Saints need a solid QB and the texans have way to much $$$$ tied up in carr drafting him first overall a few yrs ago.......
819627
Although logic would suggest Hasselback (he's a Pro-Bowler and had a great second half on MNF tonight), I would stay away from him as he's facing one of the best defenses in the league next week against the Broncos (and it's on the road, in Denver, which makes it about 100 times worse - what with the hostile fans and elevation). Beyond that, you have a shaky quarterback on the road against an average defense (Garrard at Miami) or a shaky quarterback at home against an average defense (Grossman at home against the Vikes). I probably would take Grossman, at home, against the Vikings because Miami had a pretty impressive win on Thanksgiving and seem to be somewhat invigorated after a solid performance by their quarterback, Joey Harrington. Be weary though - he's been very turnover-prone lately, whereas Garrard makes fewer mistakes.
219781
I believe he may go back to the Jets where he began his NFL career. They are havin problems with quaterbacks right now so why not help with some WRs. They have already lost Wayne Chrebet so he'd fit in perfectly with Laverneus Coles by returning to his roots.
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Culpepper was acquired but it's unclear how long before he recovers from last season's injury...they picked up Joey Harrington who is happy about the strict coaching staff and the system - he'll probably start the season if Daunte can't go.  Ricky Williams is suspended for the year so Ronnie Brown will have to carry the load...we'll see if he can.  \nThey had a decent offseason with some mediocre free agents signed and a lot of fairly solid rookies in the draft (Derrick Hagen, Roderique Wright, Jason Allen) so the future looks good.  The biggest concern should be the age of a lot of the starters especially on defense.  \n\nOverall, the team probably won't live up to hyped expectations due to:\n1.  Neither QB will have much time do develop timing with the WRs.\n2.  To old on defense.\n3.  The loss of Ricky Williams is huge since they only have Travis Minor backing up.\n4.  The fact the AFC east teams all play the AFC South (Indy, Jax, Tenn and Houston) won't make life very easy.  Indy and Jax are playoff teams and Tenn. and Houston will be far better this year with players returning from IR.\n\nThey finish second in the division after the Pats and miss the playoffs.
479607
ive been a cowboy from the '95 season up till now and forever baby! i personally dont know what to think about the move, i think we all know that he'll be on his best behavior the 1st year but who knows after then because unless parcells gets a contract extension, i duno where this deal could end up taking us but hey dont worry about next year, just get ready for our super bowl run this year!!!! :-)
386236
good hell groom behind an mvp in kurt warner and has pro bowl caliber rb and wrs. the only thing bad is that after this year he will be thrown into a pressure situation sort of like joey harrington
224857
I think it goes down a little bit. His QB and offensive line won't be as good, so the whole offense suffers. But he should still be a top back.
725468
Yea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan  Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.
852269
he was hurt for the season last year and was doing quite well up to now this season.. but its a leg injury..which is more serious..Culpepper has had no success coming back from his..but his knee was shredded..and was declining as a QB to begin with..its only an ACL.McNabb should be able to bounce back by next year
154969
Has the potential to be a great quarterback in the NFL. He may start out as a backup for maybe 2 or 3 seasons and/or become an all-around great quaterback, either way he has a bright future. I'm not sure he'd be the best ever but maybe in the next 5 years he could be a top 10 quarterback.
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jetsman..if the texans dont grap him them saints wont they have 2 good backs.one just was hurt for the year the titans have two good backs they where hurt all year though..are the jets number 4?they may go qb though
795297
He will pobably be back for one more year with the skins. They want to see where he can go with there new Quarterback Campbell. If anyone is leaving it will be Brunnell.
58675
He plays for the Minnesota Vikings now.
525088
Hell no!  Patriots will win AFC East, AFC, and Superbowl.  There team is stacked this year.  Culpepper is mediocre at best in this stage of his career. Dolphins will, however, make the playoffs as a wild card.
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They look pretty good right now, on paper.\n\nIf Culpepper can come back at full strength, with Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, Chris Chambers, that tight end McMichaels, and their offensive line, they should be able to do some interesting things offensively.\n\nAnd defensively, they might miss Sam Madison at CB, but they're pretty strong on the defensive line and at the LBs.  If they draft a player or two to shore up their secondary, they might be the best team in the AFC East
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"Love Boat" scandal, involving a party on two chartered boats during the team's bye week.\n\n\nVikings All-Pro quarterback Daunte Culpepper and teammates Bryant McKinnie, Fred Smoot and Moe Williams were charged Thursday with misdemeanors for their involvement in a boat party incident on Oct. 6.\n\nAccording to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, each player was charged with three misdemeanors; indecent conduct, disorderly conduct and lewd and lascivious conduct.\n\nIf the players are convicted, they face a maximum penalty on each charge for 90 days in jail or a $1,000 fine. The court date for Culpepper and his teammates is scheduled for Jan. 5.\n\n"There was no shortage of inappropriate behavior on both boats," said Hennepin County Sheriff Patrick McGowan.\n\nThe investigation also identified that a total of 30 Vikings were on the two boats.