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Scout: Culpepper Trade Approved, Finalized

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Scout is usually a very reliable source. So, I guess it is official.

Scout.com has learned that the Vikings’ trade of Daunte Culpepper to the Miami Dolphins has been approved.

The Vikings traded Culpepper to the Dolphins for a second-round pick earlier Tuesday, pending Culpepper passing a physical. Culpepper’s physical with the Dolphins satisfied Miami officials enough to finalize the trade.

The Vikings will receive Miami’s second-round pick in the 2006 draft.

http://vikings.scout.com/2/508835.html
 
DolphinDevil28 said:
So the physical was today??? :confused:

Yeah I read somewhere else that early this afternoon Culpepper flew from his home in Orlando to Miami to get the med. evaluations going.
 
That's encouraging, it says to me that Daunte is ahead of schedule with his rehab.
 
Great News

This is the best day in Dolphins history since all those teams passed on Marino in the draft.:dolphins:
 
I am a doctor and I have perfomed countless of those operations both knee and shouldar...and let me tell you....

who can guess who will recover faster and be the least risk???
 
Delphis said:
I am a doctor and I have perfomed countless of those operations both knee and shouldar...and let me tell you....

who can guess who will recover faster and be the least risk???

Well, I do know that knee ligaments come back as strong as ever after surgery.

But, tell us.
 
So thats it!! Great!! He is our QB.. Can we ban all the negativity from now on!! Second rounder for Daunte is fine..

Go Fins Playoffs and Beyond 06!!!

What happened to my Avatar by the way???
 
Delphis said:
I am a doctor and I have perfomed countless of those operations both knee and shouldar...and let me tell you....

who can guess who will recover faster and be the least risk???
From what I have been hearing the past few days, I would say the knee will recover faster and be the smaller risk. I even heard that it is possible that the knee will be stronger then it was before the injury. Is that true?
 
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