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Bring him into camp at least, cut him if he's still not very good. I'd rather have him backing up Rodgers so WHEN Rodgers gets hurt we have someone that can at least keep us competitive

Jennings85 | 04/24/08, 08:04 AM

Culpepper has always stunk --- He has no Moss in Green Bay to make him seem credible - Green Bay has good recievers but none are Moss's caliber or size.... Culpepper was never that good - but Thompson didn't want Brett back and we know Rodgers will be injured .... Does Thompson maybe have an unemployed in-law to play QB ... Daunte cannot be plan B ...

gyruhd | 04/24/08, 08:54 AM

No, no, no...

hyperRevue | 04/24/08, 08:57 AM

Daunte isnt a HOF QB but he is a starter and if you can get a starter to be your 2nd string QB you are in a good spot....Aaron better work out becoz I'm sure Daunte is sure you wont

MrMykel_Angelo | 04/24/08, 09:02 AM

"Packers may sign Culpepper"

Who cares? Let it be known that the NFC North now belongs to the Minnesota Vikings!

Drunk Eli is Gold! | 04/24/08, 10:03 AM

Daunte Culpepper, meet Jared Allen!

Go Vikings!

Drunk Eli is Gold! | 04/24/08, 10:05 AM

I like the idea. Even with Favre gone I will go out on a limb and say the Packers still have the best QB. Sorry Drunk Eli but the Packers are atill a better and younger team all around.

buckybadger | 04/24/08, 10:10 AM

Whoop de doo. Culpepper is only good on Madden NFL games, not in real life! Waste of time and money, I say.

LadyVolsFan | 04/24/08, 10:48 AM

Please God no. I would rather see my beloved Packers go 0-16 than have Culpepper wearing a G on his helmet.

MaximumSport | 04/24/08, 12:11 PM

So what only about 12 teams left on his tour around the NFL?

the_crafty_righthander | 04/24/08, 12:54 PM

Nice vote of confidence in Aaron Rodgers by the Pack if true.

gyruhd, while Moss did help Culpepper he had his best year, and one of the best ever, with Moss missing several games and going limpy in a bunch of others. He may not have it anymore, but what he was back then he was good enough without Moss.

jdang307 | 04/24/08, 01:05 PM

I thinks it's good for the Packers. I can't even tell who the back-up quarterback is now. The jury is still out on Aaron Rodgers and having a experienced veteran quarterback like Culpepper, who has experience in the NFC North, could pan out be a good situation for the Packers.

Hawks4life | 04/24/08, 01:33 PM

Culpepper has become the journeyman that goes to a different team every year until, after about 8 teams, he is out of the league. Culpepper is washed up. For every 1 game he plays well, he stinks in 5 games. He is too fat. Leg injuries and weight have taken his best asset when he was in Minnesota, his running ability.

Kurt998 | 04/24/08, 02:29 PM

Why?

George W. Watson | 04/24/08, 05:19 PM

Ooooohhh........ that would be good for the Vikings... Yes..... Yeah, Green Bay, sign the ..........

Wait.... wait........ WAIT... Fannation.......

Where is free agent Daunte Culpepper on the list of miscreants?

Kitna, Detroit
Manning, NY Giants
Romo, Dallas
Brees, New Orleans
Warner, Arizona
Bulger, St. Louis
Favre, Green Bay
Jackson, Minnesota

Golly!!!!!! Where is the pepper on the table? ...... Ahhhh...

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:31 PM

Is my record of passing interceptions wrong?

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:32 PM

Holy crap.... Green Bay has something here......

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:33 PM

Daunte Culpepper, one of the Green Bay Packers' chief rivals from his days with the Minnesota Vikings, could be the favorite to become Aaron Rodgers' top backup. Too bad for the Pack.

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:39 PM

Daunte Culpepper, meet Jared Allen!

Go Vikings!
Drunk Eli (Bleeds Purple) | 04/24/08, 10:05 AM

I'm going with this party flag.........

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:40 PM

On another post, "Why aren't the Bears considering this?" hehehehehehe.... oh, yeah baby.......

cooper | 04/24/08, 05:41 PM