Rodgers

[MJZiggy]

Jesus Woody, first time I agreed with you in a while.

I know what you're sayin' cause I'm sayin' it too. Nice post Buck!

[packinpatland]

That was an incredibly good breakdown......well said Buck.

[b bulldog]

My bad, got it from JS

[RashanGary]

I don't think he should have answered unless it was off the record. If he really wants to be honest with someone, be honest off the record. I don't think it's good for Rodgers or the Packers to play this game in the media. It's honest, great. At some point most athletes realize the media is the enemy and just stop talkign to them. That's the right thing to do IMO.

That's why I say stupid or selfish. Stupid if he didn't realize this would get blown up and selfish if he knows but doesn't care.

[RashanGary]

Go back and look at that first game with Favre. I forgot that he had that rocket. I dont' think he threw a pass as hard as the ones to Sharpe and Taylor in over 5 years. I didn't even know a QB could fit that in there on cover 2. No wonder Favre kept tyring to fit that stuff in. I always thought he was just an idiot because he did it over and over and it never worked but he acctually used to be able to do it on a regular basis. Huh, go figure. Everyone always talks about his legendary arm and I keep thinking "what legendary arm. He never makes any wow throws to me" Then I go back to the old days and I'm like "WOW, I've never seen that". His legend is real. It just faded. He became great in other ways though. He became a complete QB under McCarthy.

[Merlin]

I agree with Woody, this has been blown out of proportion. Rodgers is the starting QB until he either losses the job or gets injured. All media outlets will hang onto every word that Favre says and make it seem like it's something it isn't.

Rodgers only has to look over his shoulder if Ted Thompson brings in a viable veteran or a 1st or 2nd round QB. He doesn't need to worry about Favre taking his job away from him.

[woodbuck27]

Did Tausch really say that? Excellent attitude. A-rod has to be feelin' the o-line love.

Hutson and Bulldog, I'm on board with you.

Why Favre feels the need to share his inner, deepest, most secret self with every two-bit reporter who sticks a mic in his face has always been a mystery to me.

Maybe he takes that fr. Mom?

I do think some are reading more into Favre and his possible return than is reaistic though. He left the game at the right time for himself and OUR team as clear as I see it. I'm glad for Brett he got out before it gets worse.

I'm happy for ARod he'll get his shot, and I believe if he stays healthy he'll surprize a lot of people.

It's all good if we get help on the OL at guard for run support and RDE to pressure their passing game or we need a new scheme on 'D'.

PACKERS FOREVER!

[woodbuck27]

I don't think he should have answered unless it was off the record. If he really wants to be honest with someone, be honest off the record. I don't think it's good for Rodgers or the Packers to play this game in the media. It's honest, great. At some point most athletes realize the media is the enemy and just stop talkign to them. That's the right thing to do IMO.

That's why I say stupid or selfish. Stupid if he didn't realize this would get blown up and selfish if he knows but doesn't care.

JH:

We see things inside our own personality and take on a matter.

I certainly respect what you are saying above to back yourself up. Yes it would be better overall if Brett Favre stood with what he decided and just had said:

'' I'm retired and I will always wish nothing but good things for the Packers.''

That's not Brett Favre. He has always responded to the media as one of the most open, to give his view, sports personality's. So is it good or bad.

It just is.

PACKERS FOREVER!