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I rarely post in here, but I would like to give my 2 cents to those who feel Culpepper was mistreated.
Without giving out any personal information I live in a field of work where bosses come and go. Unfortunately in life, things don't always seem politically correct.
I know many other professions where sometimes a boss comes in and "cleans house." Recently I had a boss who had served for 23 years before being let go by the company and when the new employer came into play, 15 employees were let go without warning.
My point is that owner Wayne H. asked Cameron to replace the stained imaged Wannstedt and Saban placed on this franchise. Cameron came in here with a vision and he's implanted that vision. He sees Beck as the future of this team and until he's ready he wants Green as the "win-now" QB.
Culpepper is still in a rehab state, and Cameron had no use for him.
It's a horrible world we live in sometimes, and certain things never come fair.
It's a part of life, and the NFL is beyond political. Cameron was dealing with the business end by waiting for trade suitors and with Culpepper's stubbornness, things turned to the worst.
Culpepper was not mistreated, nor was he embarrassed. It's business, not Madden NFL 08.
It happens all the time in many many professions. The political world is a ... (female dog lack of better words.)
Just my 2 cents...MODS can remove this post if I posted in the wrong area.
Thank you.
Without giving out any personal information I live in a field of work where bosses come and go. Unfortunately in life, things don't always seem politically correct.
I know many other professions where sometimes a boss comes in and "cleans house." Recently I had a boss who had served for 23 years before being let go by the company and when the new employer came into play, 15 employees were let go without warning.
My point is that owner Wayne H. asked Cameron to replace the stained imaged Wannstedt and Saban placed on this franchise. Cameron came in here with a vision and he's implanted that vision. He sees Beck as the future of this team and until he's ready he wants Green as the "win-now" QB.
Culpepper is still in a rehab state, and Cameron had no use for him.
It's a horrible world we live in sometimes, and certain things never come fair.
It's a part of life, and the NFL is beyond political. Cameron was dealing with the business end by waiting for trade suitors and with Culpepper's stubbornness, things turned to the worst.
Culpepper was not mistreated, nor was he embarrassed. It's business, not Madden NFL 08.
It happens all the time in many many professions. The political world is a ... (female dog lack of better words.)
Just my 2 cents...MODS can remove this post if I posted in the wrong area.
Thank you.
