Culpeppers dance.

[bottomfeeder]

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What in the world has Culpepper done that would classify him as one of the greatest of all time. That is just ridiculous.

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I once heard the vikings announcers claim that Jeff George was one of the NFL's most prolific passer of all time. I think that if one puts on a purple jersey, then automatically you become one of the greatest of all time. That's how.

I've also heard rumblings from winter park that Les Steckle be nominated to the hall of fame.

[Down to Earth]

He may not be there yet, but I think by the the time Culpepper hangs it up he will be. I think he will eventually win a Super Bowl and numbers wise, I think at the end of his career he will rank near the top of many categories. Assuming he stays healthy and his career isn't cut short by injury.

[Down to Earth]

Usually with my typing, I'm always trying to figure if Im punching the keys right or not. So sometimes you get Farve and other times you get Favre. Maybe from here on out I should just refer to him as #4.

[mnvikingsfreak]

daunte won another NFC player of the week award thats 4 this year yeah favre is much better than culpepper ha ha yeah right!

p.s. daunte is in another pro bowl and favre missed another pro bowl better luck next year brett

[muskybuck]

Boy, you guys sure got a Favre complex. I think Culpepper needs a few, not one, a few, MVP's before he can be called great at anything. (except dancing for the camera) Culpepper might win a super bowl but what team it will be for is the question.

[Down to Earth]

Freak,

I'm not sure if you really were replying to my post or just replied to the last post in my thread. No where in this thread have I compared Favre to Culpepper and saying Favre is the better QB this year. I've even said that that at the end of each of their careers I believe both will be considered one of the greatest QB's to play the game. You can't even recognize I'm giving Culpepper compliment.

Yes if I had to choose right now between Culpepper in his prime or Favre at the end of his career I would go with Culpepper. Who wouldn't.

[buzzsaw]

The answer to the last question would be: MOST PACKER FANS....

[bottomfeeder]

Favre is in the twilight of his carrer, no doubt. But when he was in his prime, he was one of the best. Here's just a few interesting stats,

Only three-time winner of the AP NFL MVP award

Passed for more then 3,000 yards for the 12th consective season in 2003 to extend his own NFL record

Through 2002 only four other quarterbacks had a better carrer passing rating (montana, young, warner, and garcia)

So many other stats like touchdowns, passing yards etc... he is in the top 3-5 in.

Favre is a shoe-in for a first ballot hall of fame. Some of you need to come to terms with that. It is not healthy to go through life with such bitterness and hatred towards the greatest qb of all time.

[buzzsaw]

Favre is and has always been a great leader/player etc... I don't think anybody (even Viking fans) can argue that. I'm just disapointed that he has to wear that ugly uniform

He also deserved to be the third QB choosen for the pro bowl this year ahead of Vick! I'm sick up the leaugue shoving him down our throats.

[Down to Earth]

Buzzsaw,

I agree with you totally on the Vick. I wonder if this is where fan voting pushed him in, because stat wise he doesn't belong or even close to being there. The only thing he has going for him is Atlanta's record, and I can assure you it isn't due to Michael Vick.

On that hand other than Culpepper and McNabb where the only clear cut choices. As a Packer fan it would have been nice to see Favre there, but to be honest he was about as good as a handful of other QBs(with Vick not in that group).

[MJR]

BF No one seems to be bitter towards Montana.

You should read the star and trib today pretty good article about Farve vs. Culpeper. The article was saying how Farve hurts his team as often as he helps it.

No one can deny Farve has had a pretty good career, I would be pretty surprised if he didn't get in the Hall of Fame 1st try. In packerland it seems that people still think Farve is 27 like Culpeper.

Why did you only give the stats through 2002? Kinda drop off on ya?

[buzzsaw]

Who's the man?????

[Down to Earth]

MJR,

I read that Reusse article and it was pretty good. Made some good points on both QB's.

[bottomfeeder]

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Why did you only give the stats through 2002? Kinda drop off on ya?

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Actually, I just received my new calendar (joke a day this year) from my boss. Last years claendar (which was a packer fact a day) was still on June 16, 2003. So I've spent half the day reading packer facts. This calender of course covered up to the 2002 season, which is where I was pulling my info from. I updated one the stats 'cause I knew Favre passed for >3,000yds again last season.

So there

[bottomfeeder]

I'm now up to August 12th.

Q: What was Curly Lambeau's position with the Indian Packing Company?

A: He was a shipping clerk.

[Ely Lake Expert]

Though I am a vikes fan I would have to agree that Favre should have made the probowl way way way before Vick.

As far as culpepper's dance, it is so rediculous he should stop doing it, though it is always fun to laugh at him.

[Guido]

Everybody get your roll on. everybody everbody everybody get your roll on. Daunte's playing out of this world. As for our D celebrating and dancing That is too much. Those guys cant stop anything.

[Hexum]

A little big tymers Guido

Go Vikes!