Culpepper AGENT

[kashbo]

I was wondering, whos culpeppers agent any of the rosenhaus bros.

 

[Dol-Fan Dupree]

He is his own agent

 

[DolfanDaveInMI]

Because he is his own man and doesn't need any loudmouthed, self-promoting greaseball to handle his biz. Plus he wants to make sure he is quoted correctly.

 

[Troysif]

um yea he is his own agent, he doesnt have one

 

[feelthepain]

Lets hope Roseybutt stays away from Culpepper!!

 

[ckparrothead]

I firmly believe in having an agent as you enter the league, to prepare you for the pre-draft process and be with you through the end of your rookie contract...but after that, I'd be my own agent too. 3 percent of $100 million is still $3 million.

 

[jnobes7]

anyone have his number? ill ask if he wants me to be his agent but ill just really push paper and read speeches he writes.

 

[hof13]

Mason Ashe was his agent from the time he entered the league until this summer.

Daunte fired him after his initial handling of asking for the raise that Wilf promised - and then Daunte became his own agent.

 

[trate121hb]

for the money needed to be spent id definitely be my own agent

 

[miaD5499]

he does it all himself, he actually talked about in earlier on in the offseason when he was first traded

 

[STANK-STASH]

I think I would want an agent. Let them do all the BS involved.

 

[Brett Tessler]

I think I would want an agent. Let them do all the BS involved.

Spoken like somebody who has an idea. Negotiating a contract is just the beginning of what an agent does for a player. Would somebody try to perform a surgery on themselves to save money? Would you represent yourself in court on a criminal charge? You can't put a price on piece of mind. Anytime a player tries to show how simple it is to represent themselves it usually ends up costing them alot more in the long-run (i.e. Tedy Bruschi). I've spoken to GM's who laugh at players who do this.

 

[Dol-Fan Dupree]

Spoken like somebody who has an idea. Negotiating a contract is just the beginning of what an agent does for a player. Would somebody try to perform a surgery on themselves to save money? Would you represent yourself in court on a criminal charge? You can't put a price on piece of mind. Anytime a player tries to show how simple it is to represent themselves it usually ends up costing them alot more in the long-run (i.e. Tedy Bruschi). I've spoken to GM's who laugh at players who do this.

hmmm, surgery on myself. Good idea. Thanks Brett, I am going to save a lot of money on my Lasiks.