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Send Alexander to the Cowboys.

makes no sense that Culpepper can't find work in the nfl. alexander having a hard time finding work, could be attributed to not accepting a league min contract.

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Alexander fell of stat/production wise after he signed tha big contract. Plus, have you seen how low he is rated in Maden?

That should be off not of

Damn my spelling is horrible . . . . .that should be that not tha, and Madden not Maden.

Culpepper is jobless cause he sux.

I dig the hitman icon, very cool.

Alexander never really impressed me and as the article says he can't block and isn't very versatile. Culpepper would be a good fit for some of the teams listed above. The Chiefs could use him but if (or when) Croyle starts to flounder they would have to put Culpepper in because of his experience.

Hell they could use Culpepper too....
I'm Rick James **** | 08/27/08, 07:28 AM

About Culpepper?
"Rex Grossman is our quarterback!" Oh, wait! That was last year!
"Kyle Orton is our quarterback!" Lovie Smith

About Shaun Alexander?
"We are confident in the players we have. We like our chances!" Lovie Smith

Culpepper should accept a backup role and wait for one of these frail,sissy QBs to get hurt..

Culpepper & Alexander are well past thier prime, you see Culpeppers play with when with the Raiders? Spoty, he and Alexander are has beens, Shaun got his money in Seattle, never did produce after, what a waste, enjoy retirement guys!

Why would New Orleans want Culpepper?

Vinny Testeverde will have a job before Dante Culpepper. I'm not joking.

If Cincinnati took Chris Henry back, then Alexander will find a home, you watch. He'd have a team now if he wasn't in love with himself.

I can't imagine any reason why the Bears wouldn't want Culpepper

Bengals get rid of Rudi and Sign Shaun... I like that idea...

Culpepper needs to swallow his pride and back-up somewhere. If he has any shot to play again and be successful he needs to learn a system and play within it. His days of playmaking with his legs are done. Athletes fully bounce back from a torn ligament in the 2nd year. It will be nearly 3 with Culpepper. His was catastrophic, tearing 3 in the same knee; we'll never see that same player again.

Alexander never got the pay-off. His contract was structured where the real money kicked in year 3 (this season). But I'm not crying for anyone making more than the league minimum. Hope he was smart about his dough (and his Chunky Soup money).

amazing how far both have fallen