RoughingthePasser

Culpepper will end up on IR and like I've said before....
You had better not run your WR's in the middle.
We will put Chambers, McMichael or Booker on IR too-Oct. 8th.

You thought the Steelers laid good licks?...We're gonna win the division on Oct.8th and finally prove that its all hype.
Let the critics talk...
Then its Denver and Indy

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ATippett56

Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins will be enjoying the AFC Playoffs from their usual vantage point, AT HOME BY THE TELE!

BoTown

Yeah I forgot to mention that Culpepper has a habit of locking in on receivers. He's not going to survive playing against the Patriots playing like that.

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PlattsFan

There are not many difference-makers at NFL QB these days. Culpepper ain't one of them.

He's, in the past, been a guy that can be tough in a situation that's good for him. But he's never really shown the ability to step up and really make a difference. He didn't look good last night, but he's not a *bad* QB (unless his mobility really is gone ... then he's no good, imo). He's just not a guy who can change the complexion of a team all by himself.

Which is what most Dolphins fans and national pundits seem to think, that he can make that kind of difference ... before Culpepper, the Dolphins were a solid team in that large mix of teams that could win from 7-9 games, 10 if they get lucky and have an easy schedule, 6 if they get really hurt by an injury run. After Culpepper, that's still what the Dolphins are.