The Lions aren't interested in bringing veteran quarterback Daunte Culpepper back for next season, a source told the National Football Post. Culpepper signed a two-year deal with the Lions in November of 2008. According to the source, there is "very little chance" Culpepper will be back in the Motor City next season.

Lions head coach Jim Schwartz hasn't revealed a starting quarterback for Sunday's game, but Daunte Culpepper is expected to earn the honor. "We have a starting quarterback but I'm not going to make an announcement on it," Schwartz said. Drew Stanton has been limited during practice this week with an ankle injury and Culpepper seemed to reveal Detroit's plans earlier this week. "I'm telling you, my only goal is to win this game," Culpepper said. "That's how everybody's judged. It's great to have an opportunity to win a game and I'm glad I've got this opportunity to try to win a game this week."