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This is a serious question I am asking here. Is there anyone out there who actually thinks C-Pep can actually fuly recover from the injury AND be a valuable starter for this team. Can he get back to his 40 TD season form. Is he capable. I want to know what you guys think because if he isn't, where the hell are we headed. Trent Green would only be a 1-2 year solution at 37 years old. I just can't get out of this QB-less rut that this team has made us suffer through!
So tell me, can Culpepper return to competitive form????
 
If he stays in Miami, then no he won't ever recover. if we cut or trade him he'll return to Pro Bowl form. That's just our luck.
 
i think so, when and where, thats not up to me, but unlike this board full of negativity and brady quinn solutions, i think culpepper can return to form
 
also dont put links up to ur photo shop, no one cares about your pictures unless they are football or comedy related
 
How can anyone have "faith" in Culpepper. If he had played well prior to the injury, then patience is understandable, but he sucked that year before he shredded his knee! It all goes back to the senseless stupidity of not "trying" to sign David Carr. I know the "Harrington" comparisons (which I think are false; the Lions tried to build around Joey, the Texans did not), but to acquire a 27 year old former #1 pick in the draft with extensive starting experience for no compensation is a huge plus for the Panthers and a gaping hole for us. Since we have "no one" healthy other than Cleo, we are "up the creek" right now! But this is the path Cam/Mueller have chosen so all we can do is cheer them on!
 
KevinRI said:
This is a serious question I am asking here. Is there anyone out there who actually thinks C-Pep can actually fuly recover from the injury AND be a valuable starter for this team. Can he get back to his 40 TD season form. Is he capable. I want to know what you guys think because if he isn't, where the hell are we headed. Trent Green would only be a 1-2 year solution at 37 years old. I just can't get out of this QB-less rut that this team has made us suffer through!
So tell me, can Culpepper return to competitive form????
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Of course YES! But the issue isn't what WE think but what Mueller and Cam think. So it doesn't matter. I would not even be thinking Green over Culpepper. Are you kidding me?

But nevertheless, Cam and Mueller seem to.

So in the end, maybe Culpepper is involved in our trading up for Quinn? Hmm?
 
zonk4ever said:
How can anyone have "faith" in Culpepper. If he had played well prior to the injury, then patience is understandable, but he sucked that year before he shredded his knee! It all goes back to the senseless stupidity of not "trying" to sign David Carr. I know the "Harrington" comparisons (which I think are false; the Lions tried to build around Joey, the Texans did not), but to acquire a 27 year old former #1 pick in the draft with extensive starting experience for no compensation is a huge plus for the Panthers and a gaping hole for us. Since we have "no one" healthy other than Cleo, we are "up the creek" right now! But this is the path Cam/Mueller have chosen so all we can do is cheer them on!
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C'mon, your post is just plain out STUPID. Did you get amnesia of the year before that? Runner up to NFL MVP? Hello?

Where do they get these guys? :shakeno:
 
He will be back mid-October ready to sling it out. Too bad we will release him before he gets better.
 
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