He played like the deranged Spartan who lost his son in that last PS game no question about it. Here is the thing though; that was against BACKUPS. He won't sniff that in a real game. 30 years old, declining. Solid player but he is not the second coming of anything. Slightly above average and that is being nice. Still, would have liked to have him but that is life. I know though that "someone" is about to go off on me because I do not post facts and the reporting of others and instead use my own reasoning and mind power to come to conclusions. This person frowns upon anyone with a god damn opinion outside of anything they say.

I'd be surprised if he lasts long unemployed...very surprised

Not sure who that someone might be, but I've never once felt Stupar was anything more than a complementary specialty teamer. Agree with your assessment completely.

Considering you beat me with an aluminum bat with everything I post because I do not attach newspaper clippings? Where could you possibly get that idea?

Jokes aside, the moves being made are to improve the team. Maybe they return, maybe they do not. End of the day the best of what Peyton deems the best will be on the field.

Why? Are we losing a really good starting linebacker? He's a solid special teamer but nothing more.

We will be just fine.

Short Memories make for Short Lives (Playoff Lives)...

We were awfully thin at linebacker at the end of last season - experienced linebackers like Stupar do make a difference...

I will agree Stupar is good depth/solid special teamer but some sound as if we just cut Vilma, Luke K, Bobby Wagner types at the position.

We have newer, younger, cheaper, faster versions of Nate Stupar on the current roster now. We will be fine.