Brett Favre is a selfish douchenozzle

[mrsnifflez]

I love the Packers, but even with Rodgers track record of getting injured, I wouldn't mind him being the starting qb. That being said, with Favre returning Monday, there is no way there can be a "competition" for the job and Rodgers beat out Favre for the position. I think Rodgers could come in and the Pack could contend for a NFC championship, but with Favre as qb, I am thinking more along the lines of Superbowl.

On a side note, I am happier to hear that Ryan Grant will be ending the hold out and will be in camp next week. IMO re-signing him was more important than dealing with all this Favre shit.

[thecowboy]

Originally Posted by Jabooty_3

have faith in Jon Kitna!!!!

it's still Kitna, right?

Yep. Still Kitna.

[joerockhead]

I think Farve is a Selfish person. I think he will suck this year. He did NOT produce the number's last year and showed his age and slower running as well less accurate passing.

He has the Records (all he stayed for) in wins and such.

I do know, I was glad to see MY Bronco's beat him for our 1st SB victory!!!

[adrenaline]

how is 28tds vs 15ints in 07 sucky... plus his 66.5 completion % last season was the best of his career.

[joerockhead]

FaV Re has been traded to the JETS!!!!!


HAHAHA, I hope they SUCK!!!!

[adrenaline]

Jets.. at least not in the NFC

[sir_drinkalot]

Good! Now maybe the national media can quit punching in the face with this tired story (ya right). But at least the Pats have a chance to knock him on his tired ass twice this year.

[sir_drinkalot]

...And he's probably already written his next retirement speech.

[KingOnanThe1st]

I love how the Packers made it a condition of the trade that if the Jets trade Favre to the Vikings the Jets would have to give the Packers 3 1st round picks LOL

[Jabooty_3]

Originally Posted by KingOnanThe1st

I love how the Packers made it a condition of the trade that if the Jets trade Favre to the Vikings the Jets would have to give the Packers 3 1st round picks LOL

not cool!

[joerockhead]

Originally Posted by KingOnanThe1st

I love how the Packers made it a condition of the trade that if the Jets trade Favre to the Vikings the Jets would have to give the Packers 3 1st round picks LOL

Originally Posted by Jabooty_3

not cool!

No, WAY F*ckin COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hhahahahaha!!

FF! (F*ck Favre)

[koЯnut]

Originally Posted by joerockhead

He did NOT produce the number's last year and showed his age and slower running as well less accurate passing

Wow. Didn't watch much football last year did ya JRH?

Check again bro. One of Favre's best seasons ever. Hell, look how far the Pack went.

[canu]

Not a Brett fan needs to stayed retired and go spend his millions

[thecowboy]

I'm not sure Favre really asked for all the media attention that his un-retirement garnered. (quick note: how do you retire when you never miss a down of football??). To me, it looks like Favre is a guy that was pushed into retirement when he didn't really want to, simply changed his mind, and the media went nuts because his last name is Favre.

I can't really blame the guy for not wanting to quit the profession that he chose at this time. If you're a businessman, or whatever and you decide to retire, you can stay out for a number of years and decide you want to throw your hat back in the ring. In football, you only get one shot. If Favre decided not to play this year, there would be no coming back, no second chance. Especially at the "old" age of 38.

[sir_drinkalot]

Originally Posted by thecowboy

I'm not sure Favre really asked for all the media attention that his un-retirement garnered. (quick note: how do you retire when you never miss a down of football??). To me, it looks like Favre is a guy that was pushed into retirement when he didn't really want to, simply changed his mind, and the media went nuts because his last name is Favre.

Umm..what? He did retire, there is video and audio proof of such. The previous year (or years) he held the Pack hostage by not telling them what he wanted to do.
This year, the Packers took him at his word and proceeded into the future, like they wanted and expected to do. Then and only then he decided he wasn't ready to take his ball and go home yet. Waah! Good luck in Green.