Daunte Culpepper issues statement, damage control on health.

Did you not happen to notice how amazing he played before his injury? Cause the rest of the country did.

Yea, what's before got to do with now?

Yea, what's before got to do with now?

I'm missing something here...
My point was McNabb made a comeback and performed very well, so why can't Culpepper?

I'm missing something here...
My point was McNabb made a comeback and performed very well, so why can't Culpepper?

Remember last year when DC was starting at the start of the year it wasn't long and he was out hurt again.

Same exact reason.

IMO DC and McNabb are in the same boat. Major injuries will limit what has seperated them from quite a few QB's, there ability to be mobile.

Remember last year when DC was starting at the start of the year it wasn't long and he was out hurt again.

Same exact reason.

IMO DC and McNabb are in the same boat. Major injuries will limit what has seperated them from quite a few QB's, there ability to be mobile.

That's a good point, but what McNabb went through is a fluke. I don't expect Culpepper to have a similar setback.
You might be right considering that Miami has been rumored to be very interested in Trent Green. WHy do that if Culpepper is your guy?

EXACTLY. Plus I like Daunte's game. I don't like to see any player cut down by injury in their prime. Remember this guy threw 39 TDs just two seasons ago. I hope he does come back strong.

He threw those TD passes with a WR that could catch the ball wherever it was thrown. Take away that WR covering for his poor accuracy and put DC with average WRs and he's just another below average QB.

He threw those TD passes with a WR that could catch the ball wherever it was thrown. Take away that WR covering for his poor accuracy and put DC with average WRs and he's just another below average QB.

Had you been paying attention, I mentioned that Culpepper had a subpar Moss. (only 49 receptions) And Burlson was his best WR that year.