Culpepper

1420sports

where are all the Viking fans that said he was so great a few years back?

Like I said before, without Moss he got nuttin ...

Axtell

He came back way too soon, he's not recovered. He shouldn't have been rushed back into play until he was 100% healthy.

21 sacks in 4 games is bad and shows his lack of mobility.

Hope he recovers 100%.

ToppsCo1lector

When he came into the league, he had what only(that I can remember) Jeff Garcia having. 2 potential HOF wideouts(one cagey vet, and one big mouthed upstart) to throw to. Throw any QB into that situation and you have yourself a Pro Bowl QB. Not knocking on Culpepper, but he has proved my point since Moss left. He came back way to quick, but it would've be much easier had he adjusted his game to coming back; knowing that he's not going to be at 100% this season. I hope he gets back to where he was, he has a nice core of weapons in Miami and eventually Ronnie Brown is going to become a household name.

Hyperion

<< <i>where are all the Viking fans that said he was so great a few years back?

Like I said before, without Moss he got nuttin ... >>



I remember when the vikes came to philly what...2 or 3 years ago and there was a big: who is better, McNabb or Culpepper ? who is better ?
I think the Eagles beat the Vikes 54-3 or something sick.

ToppsCo1lector

^^
Wasn't that a MNF game? I remember, it was a night game.

KOBEcollector

Having torn my A.C.L in my left knee i can tell you that it takes a good year and a half to two years to get the majority of the strength and confidence ( it's been 5 years for me and i still am not 100% confident in my knee when im playing ball ) back in the knee. And Culpeppers injury was much more serious than mine.

You have to give the guy a little time to come back from something like that

Dave

JrMacdaddy

Nothing like a little revisionist history:

September 20, 2004: Philadelphia Eagles 27, Minnesota Vikings 16

ToppsCo1lector

<< <i>Having torn my A.C.L in my left knee i can tell you that it takes a good year and a half to two years to get the majority of the strength and confidence ( it's been 5 years for me and i still am not 100% confident in my knee when im playing ball ) back in the knee. And Culpeppers injury was much more serious than mine.

You have to give the guy a little time to come back from something like that

Dave >>



Hey, I totally understand. I tore my hamstring when I was kid(not really a kid, but in school) and it still not the same. I saw it with Edgerrin James; and most athletes it takes them 2 seasons to just get back in pre-injury form.