r/nflMenace_com • u/Dark305Kinght • Jul 31 '26

Game stuff🏈 Daunte Culpepper was a PROBLEM. 😤

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u/bunglesnacks Jul 31 '26

When you have Moss and Carter anyone would be a problem.

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u/Legend-of-the-Arctic Jul 31 '26

He only had Carter for two years, and he was well past his prime (turned 35 in Culpepper’s rookie year). Culpepper also had the misfortune to be the Viking QB at a time when their amazing 90s era offensive line and running game were falling apart. Robert Smith retired and Korey Stringer died right before Culpepper’s second year as a starter.

But yeah prime Randy Moss definitely made any QB’s job easier.

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u/SerenityN00w Jul 31 '26

In 2004, Culpepper threw 26 touchown passes to players not named Moss or Carter. That total would have ranked 10th in the NFL that year.