Breh looking like dante lemonpepper
Dante Culpepper said forget a gym where's the wingstop
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Never forget how he punked Steve Young for lying on his name......
I missed that. What went on with that?
Maybe his best season but he wasnt even the best QB that year.
Peyton had a great year yes, but Daunte was exceptional too.
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Eric Snow looking like one of them Klump kids.
He doesn't look bad to me. Sidebar,didn't know that Thomas Hollywood Henderson is his Uncle,Dante's birth Mother Barbara is Thomas's Sister.
'Credit Culpepper with overcoming tremendous odds to make it as a football player. He was born in a Florida prison, the biological son of Barbara Henderson, who was serving time for armed robbery.
Henderson did the best thing she could to give her son a life: She gave him away. The recipient was a woman named Emma Culpepper, who got to know Henderson while working at a juvenile correction center.
“My story, from the day I was born, it would take probably a day or two to tell you everything,” Culpepper told reporters on the eve of the playoffs in 2001.
Emma Culpepper, 62 at the time, took in the boy — the last of her 15 kids, none of them her biological children.
“She was basically just on a mission always to help people,” Culpepper said after Emma Culpepper died in 2007 at age 92. “She instilled some great values in me and let me know it’s not where you’re at but where you’re going.”
Daunte Culpepper made a great first impression with the Vikings
'Credit Culpepper with overcoming tremendous odds to make it as a football player. He was born in a Florida prison, the biological son of Barbara Henderson, who was serving time for armed robbery.
Henderson did the best thing she could to give her son a life: She gave him away. The recipient was a woman named Emma Culpepper, who got to know Henderson while working at a juvenile correction center.
“My story, from the day I was born, it would take probably a day or two to tell you everything,” Culpepper told reporters on the eve of the playoffs in 2001.
Emma Culpepper, 62 at the time, took in the boy — the last of her 15 kids, none of them her biological children.
“She was basically just on a mission always to help people,” Culpepper said after Emma Culpepper died in 2007 at age 92. “She instilled some great values in me and let me know it’s not where you’re at but where you’re going.”
Daunte Culpepper made a great first impression with the Vikings
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