One thing that has gone right for Daunte Culpepper this season is timing. When Oakland starting quarterback Josh McCown broke his toe earlier this season, it came in time to give Culpepper his first start with the Raiders in Miami against the team that released him earlier in the summer. Now that a thigh injury and poor play have cost McCown his job for a second time this season, Culpepper moves back into the starting role in time to face his original NFL team, the Minnesota Vikings.
Without Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback many folks imagined that the Steelers would sputter in their season opener. Especially considering when it was upstart Miami that was invading Heinz Field.
Passing TD leaders: Palmer's second If you only watched the highlight reels on Sunday nights in the fall, you would be convinced quarterbacks are tossing touchdowns at a much higher rate than in years past.
FOXSports.com has learned the Vikings and Dolphins have agreed on a trade, with Miami sending a second-round pick to the Vikings in exchange for the Pro Bowl quarterback
Culpepper being traded for a 2nd round draft pick after asking for a better contract? Is this going to be a good or bad trade for the Vikings?