Will any team pick up Culpepper?

Question

kind of funny that the first suggested category was fantasy sports.lol

Answer 1

ya know, I think the Packers will consider him again for a backup and I think he should take the offer. I don't see many teams picking up on him at this point. He can go the the Pack, get a 3 year deal and still have a chance to play depending on how A-Rodg will fare ( which I think will be a nice start). He would be going to a team that has a great offense/defense and are still a playoff team. The Packers need a veteran backup and he is a good catch to pick up. Plus a this point, I think he is desperate for any position on any roster to be honest.  

Answer 2

No he's done, career over.

You know your career is over when a team chooses Byron Leftwich over you!

Answer 3

hopefully, he still has a while left to play  

Answer 4

I think the Bears and Falcons should give him a look.

1) Bears - I think he would be their best option

2) Falcons - They named Redman their starter - hes much better than Redman.  

Answer 5

He is currently demanding a chance to compete for starting positions, with as yet no takers. If he will consent to a backup role I'm sure lots of teams would give him a job.

Answer 6

Maybe after a quarterback on a roster goes down.  But the guy's being a complete moron trying to represent himself and going without an agent.  It's an agent's job to go out and market his client, build them up to seem like a team will be making a wise investment.  What the h**l makes him think he's got what it takes to market himself?  Not to mention, agent's deal with negotiations between the team and player and will do whatever's in the players best interest.  Culpepper clearly has no clue what he's doing because the Packers offered him a 1 year contract after Favre retired in March and he turned it down because he believes he should be starting.  If he had an agent, the agent would tell him teams still view him as a liability and fragile and he needs to prove himself before they put him back into a starting role.  Therefore, a good agent would shop him around, and after no takers arose, he'd tell Culpepper he needs to take what he can get before he fore goes any chance of playing at all.  If he signed that one-year deal with the Packers, got some playing time, and proved himself, he could have had the chance for bigger money and long term deal elsewhere. Instead, he's being stupid about everything and he'll likely be a backup for season and maybe the rest of his career, that is if he even signs with anyone at all.

Answer 7

The Bears or the Falcons because both those teams need a QB even though Cowpepper is old and has knee problems

Go Vikes

Answer 8

Yeah I doubt it unlesss one of the teams first has gone down. The guy is ageing and has past injuries will also make teams look away.

Answer 9

Culpepper? What is Culpepper?

Answer 10

It's doubtful at this point.

Age plus injuries mean his career is most likely over.

Answer 11

The Bears will. Right now it's just a question of when.

Answer 12

I think they will.  There are a lot of teams that are in need of veteran experience.  A couple of teams come to mind.  Green Bay and Chicago.  Those two teams have some QB controversies.  Of course Rodgers is the guy in GB right now, but if he does horribly then they have their rookies to turn to, but that will not help them so much because none of them have big game experience.  In Chicago's situation they have a QB that is an enigma or inconsistent.  They need a veteran who knows how to win and has playoff experience.  Culpepper was very successful in Minnesota but his injury has kept him from being the star that he once was.  Also don't count out Kansas City because Brodie Croyle may be their guy but they need someone with more experience..  

Answer 13

if someone needs a qb they will but yes i know he will

Answer 14

those culpeppers are spicy i could only eat one without my eyes watering