Originally Posted by Pugger
Ur ending is what u feel or believe, I get that, but it really all stems from him not wanting to deal with an organization that wasnt trying to win now.. see 2006,2008, and 2009.
Originally Posted by Pugger
Ur ending is what u feel or believe, I get that, but it really all stems from him not wanting to deal with an organization that wasnt trying to win now.. see 2006,2008, and 2009.
1. He didn't want to play for the jets to begin with, so if he could get out of it then sweet. The jets did not have to outright release him, they did so because they too were done with brett. Mangini was gone, new coaching staff, time for a new era.Originally Posted by sharpe1027
2. He said pretty much from the get go that he wasn't sure, so the release gave him the opportunity to go where he wants to go if he does want to play. The "second retirement" was pretty much a joke. Everyone knew it, no real presser about it. He was hurt, didn't know if he could recover well enough to play again, asked for release and got it. He asked the packers for the same thing and got traded instead.
It's to bad TT didn't just man up and trade him to the Vikes in the first place....Chilly would have given a couple of 1st round picks for him.
IMO Favre had every intention of playing for the Vikings from the end of the Jets season on. Why else would he have booked a block of hotel rooms for the weekend of the Packer-Viking game while STILL ON THE JETS TEAM?
Go PACK
Nice spin job.Originally Posted by packerbacker1234
Especially love the part about "no real presser" about the "second retirement."
P.S. Don't you love the favre guys. Typing which "retirement" it was. Can't believe they can do that with a straight face.
Bert and Jay Z battling it out for most career retirements.
It just woulda thrown more pressure on TT though. If he had gotta a couple 1st rounders, and he misses on the draft picks, his name is in even more mud.Originally Posted by Freak Out
I think you missed a year.Originally Posted by g4orce
Bert had a successful 07. What EXACTLY made him feel that the 08 season was being approached differently than 07?Originally Posted by g4orce
I don't understand where people get the idea the Vikings would have given up the farm for Favre. No way for that aged QB.Originally Posted by g4orce
Go PACK
Teams that feel they are close to winning it all often do things like that. But, I doubt multiple firsts as well.Originally Posted by Bossman641
But, with the Vikes, Freak does have history on his side.
Originally Posted by sharpe1027
I agree with you. But then again I'm not smitten with Wrangler lust.
Good post.Originally Posted by packerbacker1234
Baah
Yep, I was rooting for Brett on Sunday. And I was disappointed Packer fans boo'd him. I knew there would be some when he came out on the field, but I didn't expect to hear it throughout the whole first quarter. Here's the thing though, it wasn't just that they were boo'ing someone who gave them everything he had for 16 years, it was more so that Packer fans have always taken pride in being the greatest fans...the friendliest fans, etc. and I felt a little embarrassed by all the boo'ing. I personally think boo'ing a player....any player is wrong (unless they do something like Sapp did and hurt another player in the manner in which he did). Just my opinion.Originally Posted by Tyrone Bigguns
Why feel a little embarrassment? I had forgotten about this until I was watching the game on Sunday, but I remember when Favre broke the TD record vs the Vikings and the whole Metrodome stood and cheered for him. I remember thinking how great it was that football fans could step out of the box and cheer for a QB's great accomplishment regardless of the uniform he was wearing...even if it was a rival team.
To each their own on the whole boo'ing thing...I'm just saying it's not for me. I was happy to see some Packer fans holding up signs in support of Favre on Sunday. Whether you want to believe it or not, there are a lot more Packer fans out there that feel the way I do.
But anyway, pretty excited about those Packer/Bear tickets we got for 12/13. It will be brrrr cold in Chicago but they are good seats and can't wait to go!
Deion being funny....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22E23UfqLfs
Well said, 007.
Also, well said to Deion. He is calling it exactly like it is. I can respect that.
Sad to think that Wisconsinites boo'd Favre when Viking's fans stood up and showed class and cheered when he set the record. Really, really disgusting how classless it was to boo him.
OK, if you saw Favre "blow" his nose w/o a tissue (lol) on Sunday this is funny... kinda gross, but funny w/ the music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbk2BXEWEWg
Nice of you to admit that you rooted for Favre over the packers. Now you can finally move to becoming a vikes fan.
Wow. All that booing sounds traumatic for you. Must have been quite a shocker to come face to face with reality.
Well, ty thought the stories you made up regarding Favre....well showed signs of delusion, but now this....can even being to figure out the massive rationalizations in your head.
Have you always had the ability to discern the thoughts and emotions behind fan's boos?
I'm sure the Bear's game will be fun for you. Have you decided who you will be rooting for? The pack is the team in the green and gold.
You're such a prick. This is completely unnecessary.Originally Posted by Tyrone Bigguns
I was always a Favre supporter. When he flipped out about Moss, I could see where he was coming from, for example. When he went on Greta, I was pretty shocked and disappointed, but I still thought there was some way out of this.
However, AS SOON AS I found that Favre was interested in the Vikings, all that good will went straight out the window.
Why? Because I thought Favre was different. I thought Packers football was different. I thought Favre was loyal to us Packer fans until the end of time. I considered Packer nation to be as close to a real nation as you can get. HOW COULD HE sign with our number 1 rival?? That's as close to real treason as you can get!
This is not just entertainment! This is GREEN BAY PACKER FOOTBALL. It's a part of my life and always will be.
And so the reason I want Favre to fail is precisely because I supported him so fervently all these years. He made me believe he was different - that Packer fans never had to worry about THE BRETT FAVRE to switch allegiances. Because he's better than that, and we're better than that.
But he showed me that none of that matters. He stabbed ME in the back. I took it VERY personally.
And so did everybody who booed.
I'm sure the 007 is quite capable of replying, she doesnt' need your help.Originally Posted by Partial
Your comment is not necessary.