We've all been talking about Jacksonville here. But I'm hearing it's a done deal now. TOTALLY unconfirmed at this point though. You guys hearing anythng?
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source?We've all been talking about Jacksonville here. But I'm hearing it's a done deal now. TOTALLY unconfirmed at this point though. You guys hearing anythng?J
Just a reader emailing me. Totally unconfirmed. Jsource?We've all been talking about Jacksonville here. But I'm hearing it's a done deal now. TOTALLY unconfirmed at this point though. You guys hearing anythng?J
Daunte Culpepper-QB- Dolphins Jun. 8 - 3:39 pm et Mike Dempsey at 1010 XL Radio in Jacksonville reports that the Jaguars and Daunte Culpepper spoke Thursday night about possibly restructuring his contract.At some point during the process, it appears that Culpepper decided Jacksonville would not be the best fit for him and decided not to restructure his deal. He is now demanding his release. A failure to negotiate will probably kill any deal to the Jaguars. One has to think Culpepper has another team lined up.
Why the Bears dont go after him is beyond me. If Grossman fails miserably after 4 games, insert CPep Griese and your offense would be that much better.
At this point why not pay him to sit around? Not like the Fins have many great QBs behind Green. Have CPepp come and practice, and if you need him he's ready.I for one am getting pretty sick of demands by players that are making great $ and/or injured looking for great $Don't see what leverage Culpepper has here.More from RotoworldMike Dempsey at 1010 XL Radio in Jacksonville reports that the Jaguars and Daunte Culpepper spoke Thursday night about possibly restructuring his contract.At some point during the process, it appears that Culpepper decided Jacksonville would not be the best fit for him and decided not to restructure his deal. He is now demanding his release. A failure to negotiate will probably kill any deal to the Jaguars. One has to think Culpepper has another team lined up. Jun. 8 - 3:39 pm et
They are not keeping him because Trent does not want competition for the starting role. CPeps leverage is that to trade him he would have to re-do his contract and he is not going to do that.At this point why not pay him to sit around? Not like the Fins have many great QBs behind Green. Have CPepp come and practice, and if you need him he's ready.I for one am getting pretty sick of demands by players that are making great $ and/or injured looking for great $Don't see what leverage Culpepper has here.More from RotoworldMike Dempsey at 1010 XL Radio in Jacksonville reports that the Jaguars and Daunte Culpepper spoke Thursday night about possibly restructuring his contract.At some point during the process, it appears that Culpepper decided Jacksonville would not be the best fit for him and decided not to restructure his deal. He is now demanding his release. A failure to negotiate will probably kill any deal to the Jaguars. One has to think Culpepper has another team lined up. Jun. 8 - 3:39 pm et
Agreed Carter.Who was the #1 ranked Fantasy QB in 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2004? Our man Daunte. Interesting.Wow, Culpepper has really just fallen as a player in the NFL.
1) Minny- Does not view them as their QB for the future.
2) Miami- Will take him and start him.
3) Oh wait -replaced in Miami (due to injury and poor play) by J. Harrighnton.
4) Rehabs- hoping to walk into camp as a starter.
5) Replaced- by T. Green who will now groom the rookie Beck
6) Doesen't know what to do next- perhaps ask for trade, and walking papers.
7) Oh wait- realizes he is not worth much anymore as he is 30 years old and has played a grand total of 11 games in the past 2 years and thrown for 8 TD's to 15 INT's.
8) Daunte, you just may have to assume the role of back up QB my friend![]()
Please god no. I guess if it happens at least the NFL draft will be interesting getting to pick top 3 every year.I hope they send him to the Packers.
Plus the Pack already has a QB that throws way too many INT'sPlease god no. I guess if it happens at least the NFL draft will be interesting getting to pick top 3 every year.I hope they send him to the Packers.
He is going to be in a Ravens uniform by next week.
That does make a lot of sense. Also Cleveland or Oakland if he can and wants to play this season. I'm hoping not to the Ravens sence I made a trade that included me getting McNair and Boller to back up Kitna.He is going to be in a Ravens uniform by next week.This one makes sense to me - not sure it will happen by next week but here is where I think he ends up. Back-up for McNair and then if he is ever going to get back to form after a year - next year could be the starter in Baltimore. My 2 cents
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fixed.I don't think he fits there. But that is just my humble opinion.Why the Bears dont go after him is beyond me. If Grossman fails miserably after 4 games, insert CPep and your offense would be that much better contain even more turnovers.
benson, you're a smart guy, but I have to disagree . . .the receving corps is mediocre (at best) . . . one reason Taylor and MJD tore it up is because they weren't effective passing the ball as an aside, for JAX to get better, they have to throw more and run less . . .What is his current contract?I think the Jags are a great fit.Young nucleus of offensive weapons (Drew, Matt Jones, Reggie Williams, Ernest Wilford, Mike Walker, Marcedes Lewis) a good offensive line, and lots of defensive talent.All they are lacking is a QB...I would argue that is the first team I would want to go to as a QB....over an extended period of time.
he started it all by demanding a raise after he shredded his knee, he would probably still be in mn otherwise imo..Wow, Culpepper has really just fallen as a player in the NFL.1) Minny- Does not view them as their QB for the future.2) Miami- Will take him and start him.3) Oh wait -replaced in Miami (due to injury and poor play) by J. Harrighnton.4) Rehabs- hoping to walk into camp as a starter.5) Replaced- by T. Green who will now groom the rookie Beck6) Doesen't know what to do next- perhaps ask for trade, and walking papers.7) Oh wait- realizes he is not worth much anymore as he is 30 years old and has played a grand total of 11 games in the past 2 years and thrown for 8 TD's to 15 INT's.8) Daunte, you just may have to assume the role of back up QB my friend![]()
quarterbacks today . . .he started it all by demanding a raise after he shredded his knee, he would probably still be in mn otherwise imo..Wow, Culpepper has really just fallen as a player in the NFL.1) Minny- Does not view them as their QB for the future.2) Miami- Will take him and start him.3) Oh wait -replaced in Miami (due to injury and poor play) by J. Harrighnton.4) Rehabs- hoping to walk into camp as a starter.5) Replaced- by T. Green who will now groom the rookie Beck6) Doesen't know what to do next- perhaps ask for trade, and walking papers.7) Oh wait- realizes he is not worth much anymore as he is 30 years old and has played a grand total of 11 games in the past 2 years and thrown for 8 TD's to 15 INT's.8) Daunte, you just may have to assume the role of back up QB my friend![]()
I'm starting to warm to this - it makes sense to Baltimore, but I don't know if it makes sense to Daunte.That's the issue - can he stomach the fact that he's a true #2 this year and will have to work to be a #1 next year?Baltimore in 2008 would be a very nice fit. Boller's gone and all that's left is Drew Olsen and Troy Smith. Even if they like both, neither will ever be as good as Daunte once was, IMHO. I just checked - the Ravens are roughly about $5.8M under the cap, so they have room to add Culpepper in an interesting structured contract.They may even start shopping Boller immediately - as he actually could have some value down the road with another franchise.That does make a lot of sense. Also Cleveland or Oakland if he can and wants to play this season. I'm hoping not to the Ravens sence I made a trade that included me getting McNair and Boller to back up Kitna.He is going to be in a Ravens uniform by next week.This one makes sense to me - not sure it will happen by next week but here is where I think he ends up. Back-up for McNair and then if he is ever going to get back to form after a year - next year could be the starter in Baltimore. My 2 cents
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Nope, if he's released by Miami any team is free to sign him to whatever contract they can get him to sign. His old contract would be history.derek19 said:If he is released and picked up by X team, they have to honor his contract that he signed with the phins?
IIRC if you pick a player on waivers you pick up their contract. I don't think any teams want to do that.IIRC, if Culpepper would be eligible to go on waivers, teams would have 48 hours to make a waiver claim. The team with the highest claim would be the one he would be awarded to. I believe the pecking order is the same as the most recent draft (based on worst to best record).However, I am not sure what the rules are for placing a player on waivers, what time of year it has to be, how many years of service the player has to have, etc.
The Phins don't want him and have said he won't be there. His leverage to be cut is that he won't redo his deal if he is traded. If I were him, I would do this even if they wanted to trade me to the team I wanted to go to. Screw the Phins. What does he owe them? They tried to rush him back from injury and are now getting rid of him in less than one year.softball said:At this point why not pay him to sit around? Not like the Fins have many great QBs behind Green. Have CPepp come and practice, and if you need him he's ready.I for one am getting pretty sick of demands by players that are making great $ and/or injured looking for great $Don't see what leverage Culpepper has here.ooofffaaa said:More from RotoworldMike Dempsey at 1010 XL Radio in Jacksonville reports that the Jaguars and Daunte Culpepper spoke Thursday night about possibly restructuring his contract.At some point during the process, it appears that Culpepper decided Jacksonville would not be the best fit for him and decided not to restructure his deal. He is now demanding his release. A failure to negotiate will probably kill any deal to the Jaguars. One has to think Culpepper has another team lined up. Jun. 8 - 3:39 pm et
He throws a long wind up pass (a very slow release) and he refuses to change it. He also lied about his bad ankle last year. I'd say he's done after this year when his contract runs out.EBF said:Yikes. What do the Jags have against Leftwich? Seemed like he was on track to become a decent starter.
This is mostly true. Depending upon the date at the release, the team cutting the player has to eat some of the contract and the team claiming him will take on the rest. Here is an article explaining how the waiver process worked. (I know there was talk of amending the rules some last year but I don't remember if it went through or not.)IIRC if you pick a player on waivers you pick up their contract. I don't think any teams want to do that.IIRC, if Culpepper would be eligible to go on waivers, teams would have 48 hours to make a waiver claim. The team with the highest claim would be the one he would be awarded to. I believe the pecking order is the same as the most recent draft (based on worst to best record).
However, I am not sure what the rules are for placing a player on waivers, what time of year it has to be, how many years of service the player has to have, etc.
LINKNew Orleans claims Thomas off waivers
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The, Nov 4, 2005 by TOM SILVERSTEIN
Green Bay Cornerback Joey Thomas barely knew Mike McKenzie when the two were together in Green Bay, but he'll get a much better chance to get to know him now.
The New Orleans Saints were granted the rights to Thomas on Thursday afternoon after putting in a waiver claim on the second- year player, who was released Wednesday by the Packers. According to a National Football League source, the Saints were one of five teams Dallas, Miami, St. Louis and San Francisco were the others that put in claims on Thomas, but because they have the worst record of the five they were awarded his rights.
The Packers felt pretty strongly that Thomas would be claimed on waivers, given he is just 25 years old and was selected in the third round in 2004. As a result of Thomas being claimed on waivers, the Packers will have to assume the remaining portion of his prorated signing bonus immediately.
Thus, the Packers will take a $360,000 hit against the salary cap, leaving them roughly $1.75 million beneath the spending limit. Had Thomas gone unclaimed, the $360,000 charge would have rolled over into next year.
The Packers do not have to pay Thomas the remaining portion of his $305,000 base salary, which was about $161, 470. The Saints will pick up that portion and pay him in weekly installments until they release him or the season ends.
The Saints, who acquired McKenzie from the Packers in a trade last year, also pick up the remaining two years of Thomas' contract at base salaries of $385,000 and $460,000.
It's not so much that the Jags don't like him, it's that he's a FA after this season. If Leftwich plays poorly or gets hurts he'll not be resigned and having C-pep already on roster and knowing the system could be nice. If Leftwich plays well, he might not want to return to Jacksonville if he has other high profile, high paying options. Jacksonville has the smallest fan base, smallest market, and a lot of fans that have been downright nasty towards Leftwich since he was drafted to replace Brunell. I could totally see Byron having a big year and then moving on. So there are scenerios that have Leftwich leaving no matter what after this season, which means you better have a back up plan.EBF said:Yikes. What do the Jags have against Leftwich? Seemed like he was on track to become a decent starter.