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KWR · 10-06-2006, 06:52 PM

He is questionable with a right shoulder injury.

By Alex Marvez
sun-sentinel

-This is not an issue relative to results or anything that has happened in games," said Saban, whose 1-3 team has struggled with Culpepper at the helm. "It's a physical, medical, ability issue. Can the guy do what he needs to do to be successful? If we were 4-0 right now, we'd be having the same conversation."

Dolphins coach Nick Saban said the team has not decided whether to play Culpepper or backup Joey Harrington.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/f...dolphins-front

**gruntbygod** · 10-06-2006, 08:03 PM

What happens if Joey plays and has a big game. Could be interesting

juggalo6772 · 10-06-2006, 08:52 PM

daunte will never get anywere, he had all the physical tools in the world but he never had the mental ones and now he dosent even have the physical ones.

KWR · 10-06-2006, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by juggalo6772

daunte will never get anywere, he had all the physical tools in the world but he never had the mental ones and now he dosent even have the physical ones.

I disagree, I am not really that tough on this guy. He played well against Houston. He is not the old Daunte where he can roll out and make plays. I think when he starts relizing that he is not his old self understand what routes his recievers are running and get rid of the ball faster Miami's offense will start coming along.

Alot of the blame for this bad start is due to underachieving O-line and questionable calls from Mularkey.

**DaBoyz** · 10-07-2006, 07:27 AM

From the outside looking in (being a Cowboys' Fan) Duante is done, stick a fork in him. At this point any b/u QB that steps up and makes plays for the Dolphins will get the nod. All the Coaches need to see is Harrington play well inside the pocket, not hold the ball until Christ comes back and has the ability to toss down field if he has to scramble and you'll be looking at your new Starter. Harrington, contrary to Culpepper, is not dependant on Randy Moss to make his day.

The best question I heard this week:
Who's the best Wide Receiver ? Answer: The one that's open

Justin · 10-07-2006, 07:55 AM

Just heard this in the back ground on NFL Network

Culpepper w/ Moss

sacked once every 12.5 plays

Culpepper w/o Moss

sakced once every 6 plays

KWR · 10-07-2006, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by DaBoyz

From the outside looking in (being a Cowboys' Fan) Duante is done, stick a fork in him. At this point any b/u QB that steps up and makes plays for the Dolphins will get the nod. All the Coaches need to see is Harrington play well inside the pocket, not hold the ball until Christ comes back and has the ability to toss down field if he has to scramble and you'll be looking at your new Starter. Harrington, contrary to Culpepper, is not dependant on Randy Moss to make his day.

The best question I heard this week:
Who's the best Wide Receiver ? Answer: The one that's open

Our recievers get open it's just he case of getting the ball to them. We have a very underachieving O-Line and our TE and RBs have to pick up the blitzs better.