Dante Culpepper retires

JM Van Horn posted 9/4/2008 from pastthepylon.blogspot.com [flag]

Former Vikings quarterback Dante Culpepper, whose career was cut short by injury, retires as one of the most memorable to watch when he was on the field. [link]

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