Culpepper a Bear?

Question

How does this sound to Bear fans out there? I'm a Bear fan and I do not think Grossman will make it past the 2007-2008 season. Culpepper is 30 years old, should be released soon, and would make a good fit in Chicago. Yes, he has had two knee surgeries but take a risk on him. He should go cheap in free agency. The Bears need a back-up QB because Griese is getting old and won't work out in the future. Lets have Culpepper and Grossman battle it out in training camp and have some fun!!! What do you think?

Answer 1

This question is pretty obvious to me. Right now, Culpepper still thinks he is one of the best but he needs to understand that there are a lot of people doubting him. Therefore, he will not go for too cheap a price. Second of all, he is getting kind of old. Age is a huge factor and for an injury proned QB its an issue. Rex grossman doesn't deserve to head the Bears. They are a team with so much potential, and it's being headed by the most inconsistent QB in the league. The Bears should put thier back-up QB in until they the next draft in which case they would be able to draft a new young QB or just traden up with some team for a new QB. Mayber they should in into trading Kolb in the future. I think Kolb is a respectable QB.

Answer 2

I say yes, even though I'm a supporter of Rex. Greise is getting old, and against Green Bay, he played as bad as Grossman did. I say bring him as a backup and if Grossman doesn't perform, let him start. But I expect a better season from Rex though, because that was his first full season and he did rebound from injuries to take the Bears to the Superbowl ( Yea I know it was Urlacher and friends, but he did what Orton didn't). So have Grossman start, and if he doesn't perform, then Culpepper will be center if, and I said "if" healthy.

Answer 3

I saidthat exact thing earlier and got yelled at. His arm is bigger and better than grossman. if we aren't going to play Orton and take the restraints off of him then we need another qb. Such as that move they were calling for earlier this off season fo Mcnabb or we need Culpepper. Face it Rex isn't great I would rather take the risk, than to sit there with a proven lose cannon running a potental superbowl drive into the ground.

Answer 4

I'd much rather have Donavan McNabb, Culpepper's not accurate enough- but Grossman does need some competition @ QB

Answer 5

nicely Daunte truthfully set himself up for an audition 365 days this 365 days in Oakland, along with his one 365 days deal, and there is truthfully going to be some people interior the marketplace for him this offseason, yet i think of the Raiders are going to convince him to proceed to exist until Russell pulls a Vince youthful and that they start up him in week 9 and he performs nicely for them. McCown to the Bears may be the extra probable subject. Russell in all probability wont start up this 365 days, although, because of the fact of his long holdout, if Pep keeps enjoying nicely. that they had desire to maintain Culpepper directly to mentor Russell the two way, as they are very comparable of their QB style and Culpepper could desire to provide him an excellent type of helpful advice and help him mature extra quickly than different veteran backups interior the league, so i think of the Raiders will pay him what he needs to stay a million extra 365 days and compete with Russell for the commencing up, and deliver McCown off to the industry. despite if he does desire to flow someplace else no count what the Raiders could grant, i'm unsure Chicago could be the place he finally ends up. Atlanta is hurting worse for a QB, and that they've far extra earnings cap to spend on him than Chicago, who've so plenty extra huge funds contracts already, and continually could desire to franchise their protective stars. Atlanta could additionally welcome him as a hero, the guy that placed the Michael Vick era at the back of them, and could be plenty closer to his Florida homestead. Hell, the Dolphins could even make a run to get him returned if Cameron can conquer the ineptness of their front workplace. And the Vikings could make a bid to get him to return returned there, besides... they desire a QB tremendously undesirable, and that they are looking like a team thats basically one extra season and a competent QB removed from competing for a playoff spot.

Answer 6

I don't understand where any of You got the idea that, Culpepper had anything left.

Answer 7

hackwilson, Culpepper's career completion percentage hovers around 64%. what the hell do you call that? inaccurate?