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**Rffkwfct** · 10-06-2007, 11:36 PM

If he doesn't restructure that deal, wouldn't the team acquiring him need to honor the contract that he has right now?

And if that is the case, then they would be paying high dollar for his services...

I definitely may be mistaken, but that's what I had thought...

If the Dolphins don't trade Culpepper (Due to him not restructuring, among other reasons), they release him.

Once he's cut, do you think a team out there will sign him for anything close to what he's making right now?

Sounds like Culpepper's options at the moment are:
1] Restructure with a trade, guarantee you'll be on a team.
2] Don't restructure and get cut, hoping a team will take pity on you and sign you.

10-06-2007, 11:36 PM	#9
Rffkwfct Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	If he doesn't restructure that deal, wouldn't the team acquiring him need to honor the contract that he has right now? And if that is the case, then they would be paying high dollar for his services... I definitely may be mistaken, but that's what I had thought... If the Dolphins don't trade Culpepper (Due to him not restructuring, among other reasons), they release him. Once he's cut, do you think a team out there will sign him for anything close to what he's making right now? Sounds like Culpepper's options at the moment are: 1] Restructure with a trade, guarantee you'll be on a team. 2] Don't restructure and get cut, hoping a team will take pity on you and sign you.
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