People stand in line to give opinions about Minnesota Vikings Quarterback JJ McCarthy, and Daunte Culppper, who played for the team from 1999 to 2006, went for pleasure this week.
Ex-Vikings Quarterback Daunte Culpepper this week made explicit comments about an important Vikings player and fans have taken note.
Culpepper retired about 15 years ago – can you believe it was so long ago? – But clearly keep an eye on the franchise that he chosen in 1999.
And in his estimate, McCarthy is the real deal.
What Daunte Culpepper said about the Vikings Passer
Daunte Culpepper is all-in on JJ McCarthy
Culpepper, 48, spoke with WCCO this week and gave his McCarthy -Honingen.
“I saw him in practice last week, and he looks great. He has that ‘the’ factor, I always say it, he has it. And I can see it in his eyes, he is ready to tear it out. I think it will not be a hard transition for him in the NFL. As long as we keep him healthy, with those weapons around him, I see big things,” ” Said Culpepper.
“Ik denk dat hij veel mensen zal verrassen. Omdat zijn vermogen hem elke worp zag maken, heeft hij veel rits op zijn passen en hij is zeer goed geïnformeerd over de aanval, hij weet waar iedereen is. Ik denk dat hij een meester wordt, ik denk dat hij zijn weg werkt om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn om een meester te zijn To be a master to be a master and just remember that I said it first, he leaves the competition. “
Pure June goodness about the most important hope of the Vikings to end the Super Bowl -dried.
A pretty damn reliable source
Culpepper led the Vikings as QB1 from 2000 to 2005 before a devastating knee injury changed its career. Minnesota broke the ties with him after the 2005 campaign, and started a short Brad Johnson era that later contained Adrian Peterson – and became The Adrian Peterson era.
(©) Copyright 2004 by Bruce Kluckhohn.
The former Viking earned the status as a top 10 quarterback for the most of his starting term of office in the Twin Cities and even flirted with an MVP prize in 2004, his best season.
Culpepper does not sound on Viking-related items at Often, so when he talks, fans listen.
There are recent strange criticism of McCarthy
Culpepper’s comments arrived for a strange few weeks with reservations in the skills of McCarhty.
Colin Cowherd led the leadership over his show and claimed that McCarthy was not doing too well “one thing” and did loudly questioned whether McCarthy has the arm to succeed as a long -term starting quarterback.
Others, such as Justin Jefferson, have thrown away the concern of the arm power. Most fans trust Jefferson, Culpepper and head coach Kevin O’Connell about Cowherd and the hot takes of others.
Culpepper’s message is consistent
Last June Culpepper also gassed McCarthy.
He told KSTP’s Brad Ausmus:
He is a baller. He is definitely a baller. He is a rock-solid young man, and he will be an even better quarterback, I think. He has a lot of benefits and a lot of ability.
You can view the clip here.
ESPN on McCarthy
Kevin Seifert from ESPN also shared some thoughts of McCarthy theme this week,
Kevin Seifert noticed“The world has no shortage of opinions about Minnesota Vikings Quarterback JJ McCarthy. Is he ready to lead the Vikings to Super Bowl LX in February? It’s not difficult to find anyone who wants to say yes.
“That assessment is also driven around the national media. This range of potential results makes sense for a quarterback that missed his Rookie season with a torn right meniscus and has not played or practiced during a regular NFL season. What McCarthy did, however, is a stock of offseas, decisions, errors, ferrets, ferrets, freisages.”
The leadership of the Vikings has stated in recent weeks that the plan was to be McCarthy as Rookie for the entire season, so that the man could look and learn for a year. His torn meniscus last August made the plan a mandate.
Seifert added: “During the 14 months since the Vikings he made the number 10 -choice in the design of 2024, McCarthy participated in 18 days of training camp, 15 OTAs, three days Rookie Minicamp, six days of veteran mini -camp and one for -season game. That body is large enough to make some of them.”
If Culpepper is completely on McCarthy – twice on record – Minnesota should be in a convenient place for the future.
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