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| 18th June, 2007 - 7:22 am |  Sun-Sentinel - The Dolphins and Daunte Culpepper will have an arbitration hearing June 29 in hopes of resolving the quarterback's status with the team.
The NFL Players Association filed a grievance on Culpepper's behalf on Tuesday, claiming the Dolphins breached the quarterback's contract by not allowing him to participate in team drills during this past weekend's three-day minicamp, and thus not allowing him to compete for a job.
Dolphins officials, who have kept quiet about Culpepper, declined comment on the hearing that will take place at New York. [READ] |
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