Comments on: Daunte Culpepper Rumors Begin

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By: PAT

PAT — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:52:12 +0000

Agreed 100% !!!

By: NE fan

NE fan — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:50:35 +0000

Culpepper in my eyes would be a great pick-up. When healthy, he’s got a big arm, can scramble and of course his past successes with Moss can’t be denied. Although he had been a troubled player at certain points in his career, look at how Moss and even Dillon weren’t distractions and didn’t get into any sorts of trouble with the Patriots organization. I just can’t see any downside to this except for Culpepper’s disdain of the NFL in his letter. Probably not the best move for him- but then again, with a team with a talent level of the Patriots, if that wouldn’t lure Daunte out of retirement, nothing would. We’ll see how Matt Cassell does against the Jets and in week 3. But by week 5, if the team is 1-4 or 2-3 – you have to consider it.

By: Rick Muench

Rick Muench — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 09:54:11 +0000

Sign Culpepper as insurance.
It’s a smart & prudent move.

By: Nico

Nico — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 17:59:51 +0000

I am also putting my money on the whole Cassel as starter thing…..don’t you remember how Brady got started? Replacing the verteran starter who was injured…..

The Patriots have a system, and more than not, Brady has been the biggest benefitor of this system. They can plug in any realistically sized (6′3 or bigger) with a decent arm quarterback and win most of their games most of the time.

Notice I exclude the Football Shrimp, Tony Romo, who runs a generous 5′10″ in real life and is so incredibly insecure that he will not do national television spots of himself in real size next to any person proportionally bigger than him. What a d+++++bag. His high profile girl friend is a direct attempt to erase the RUMORS that have been plaguing his personal life since Eastern Illinois.

Mark my words–T. Romo will be out of Dallas later this year or next off season. I guarantee it. Dallas can only stand for their little Flucky Boy Wonder for so long before they get impatient, and Jerry Jones will dump him two steps before any dumb-bombshell girlfriend he has.

Watch the entire St. Louis QB roster go down, and I mean hard. The second or third time Trent Green gets hit by a real player he will get another “concussion” and retire straight away. He is a paycheck player now. Trent PAYCHECK Green. This 38 year old washed up loser shouldn’t even BE in the NFL with people like Daunte losing their jobs….what a bad system this must be…..

We TRIED to blackball the OLD MAN Chris Weinke and fail to accomplish that goal…..

but Trent Green is still around? Everyone hates his uppity attitude. Have you ever heard of one of his X-teammates trying to ralley the management to pick his old washed up a++ up? No, because he is and has been for a long time—a NEVER HAS BEEN.

At least Brady got his chance and got his time in the sun. In that time comes again only time will tell. The Daunte Culpepper should have that secret message for you if anything.

By: Greg

Greg — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 12:33:06 +0000

I think the best choice for New England is to keep Cassel as starter.

Then bring in someone like Testaverde, who can be a mentor, could play if we needed him, but will accept his role as a backup, therefore not putting too much pressure on Cassel.

By: Monk

Monk — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 23:50:40 +0000

Simms would be a poor choice, he’s not a proven choice (lifetime 59.1 Comp. percentage, more ints than td 17-12). To me, Culpepper is a no-brainer choice. He’s never had the line that the patriots have, or the weapons. His bum knee was an issue behind the…ahem…lines…of Miami and Oakland. He’s got a proven track record and we all know he can win and win with Randy Moss. I’m a 49er fan, and Tim Rattay holds a, and special is not the word, but a place, but hell you can’t even find him on NFL.com for stats. I think by week 5 Culpepper could and would be the best choice for NE.

By: Rak

Rak — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 23:48:57 +0000

I dont know if Culpepper is the type of QB that would fit in the Pats System. I would rather Chris Simms but Belicheck today on WEEI said that they did not bring in anyone in for workouts.