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  • #16
    Originally posted by cpk1994
    Originally posted by Partial
    Originally posted by Zool
    Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
    Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
    Was he needed in the next game, no.
    What difference does that make?!?

    He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by cpk1994
      Originally posted by Partial
      Originally posted by Zool
      Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
      Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
      Was he needed in the next game, no.
      Doesnt matter anymore. The wheels are in motion. Favre has made his stand. Doesnt really matter where it goes from here. I'm mainly just poking and prodding to stir the pot.

      BTW it was said that if Rodgers had to start the Raiders game he could have. None of that matters when trying to make a point though.
      Originally posted by 3irty1
      This is museum quality stupidity.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Partial
        Originally posted by cpk1994
        Originally posted by Partial
        Originally posted by Zool
        Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
        Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
        Was he needed in the next game, no.
        What difference does that make?!?

        He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
        Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.

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        • #19
          Well, who knows who is telling the truth, but Favre has wavered so many times I'm inclined to side with the Packers brass. Does Favre actually think that he will be released for nothing?

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          • #20
            Originally posted by LL2
            Well, who knows who is telling the truth, but Favre has wavered so many times I'm inclined to side with the Packers brass. Does Favre actually think that he will be released for nothing?
            Of course not. The letter just a formailty to make himself look good.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by cpk1994
              Originally posted by Partial
              Originally posted by cpk1994
              Originally posted by Partial
              Originally posted by Zool
              Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
              Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
              Was he needed in the next game, no.
              What difference does that make?!?

              He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
              Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.
              Thats inferering a lot. We don't know anything about that.

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              • #22
                This is going to be a very long and painful summer.
                Always respect your opponent, even when you're kicking the crap outta him.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Partial
                  Originally posted by cpk1994
                  Originally posted by Partial
                  Originally posted by cpk1994
                  Originally posted by Partial
                  Originally posted by Zool
                  Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
                  Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
                  Was he needed in the next game, no.
                  What difference does that make?!?

                  He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
                  Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.
                  Thats inferering a lot. We don't know anything about that.
                  Well, then you can't say he hasn't been able to go consistently becuase he hasn't been a starter and had to go consistently. Saying he can't is inferring a lot too.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by cpk1994
                    Originally posted by Partial
                    Originally posted by cpk1994
                    Originally posted by Partial
                    Originally posted by cpk1994
                    Originally posted by Partial
                    Originally posted by Zool
                    Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
                    Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
                    Was he needed in the next game, no.
                    What difference does that make?!?

                    He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
                    Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.
                    Thats inferring a lot. We don't know anything about that.
                    Well, then you can't say he hasn't been able to go consistently becuase he hasn't been a starter and had to go consistently. Saying he can't is inferring a lot too.
                    No, its not inferring anything.

                    It is a proven fact that he broke his foot in his first extended action. It is also a proven fact that he had a mild tear of a hamstring during or in the first minutes of the following practice after his second limited action.

                    Those are the facts. How is that inferring at all?

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Partial
                      Originally posted by cpk1994
                      Originally posted by Partial
                      Originally posted by cpk1994
                      Originally posted by Partial
                      Originally posted by cpk1994
                      Originally posted by Partial
                      Originally posted by Zool
                      Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
                      Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
                      Was he needed in the next game, no.
                      What difference does that make?!?

                      He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
                      Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.
                      Thats inferring a lot. We don't know anything about that.
                      Well, then you can't say he hasn't been able to go consistently becuase he hasn't been a starter and had to go consistently. Saying he can't is inferring a lot too.
                      No, its not inferring anything.

                      It is a proven fact that he broke his foot in his first extended action. It is also a proven fact that he had a mild tear of a hamstring during or in the first minutes of the following practice after his second limited action.

                      Those are the facts. How is that inferring at all?
                      You are inferring he can't go consistantly. You don't know if he can becuase he hasn't been put in that situation yet.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by cpk1994
                        Originally posted by Partial
                        Originally posted by cpk1994
                        Originally posted by Partial
                        Originally posted by cpk1994
                        Originally posted by Partial
                        Originally posted by cpk1994
                        Originally posted by Partial
                        Originally posted by Zool
                        Weird, but I dont remember him getting hurt in the Dallas game. Seems to me it was during practice the week after that he pulled a hammy.
                        Try the next practice. Also, how do we know it wasn't during the game and he didn't want to publicize it? Regardless, has he played in a game and been able to play the next week? No.
                        Was he needed in the next game, no.
                        What difference does that make?!?

                        He has not been able to go consistently. That is the point. If they release or trade Favre the pressure becomes 100000x more intense on A-Rod. I suspect he'll fail miserably.
                        Then try this one. If ARod was the srter when he pulled his hammy, how likely would they have deactivated him? Considering they were still in a race for home field? The only reason they did was becuase his being available in the playoffs was more improtant than the remaining regular season games.
                        Thats inferring a lot. We don't know anything about that.
                        Well, then you can't say he hasn't been able to go consistently becuase he hasn't been a starter and had to go consistently. Saying he can't is inferring a lot too.
                        No, its not inferring anything.

                        It is a proven fact that he broke his foot in his first extended action. It is also a proven fact that he had a mild tear of a hamstring during or in the first minutes of the following practice after his second limited action.

                        Those are the facts. How is that inferring at all?
                        You are inferring he can't go consistantly. You don't know if he can becuase he hasn't been put in that situation yet.
                        When given the opportunity to play, he has gotten hurt. That is a fact, and there is no way to twist it into anything else.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Partial

                          When given the opportunity to play, he has gotten hurt. That is a fact, and there is no way to twist it into anything else.
                          Look ya tard, he was hurt in 1 of the 7 games he's gotten into. He got hurt a second time 2 days after playing about a 1/2. Its ok to hate on Thompson and Rodgers all you want, but you cant call people out for making shit up when you do it just as much.

                          Originally posted by 3irty1
                          This is museum quality stupidity.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Zool
                            Originally posted by Partial

                            When given the opportunity to play, he has gotten hurt. That is a fact, and there is no way to twist it into anything else.
                            Look ya tard, he was hurt in 1 of the 7 games he's gotten into. He got hurt a second time 2 days after playing about a 1/2. Its ok to hate on Thompson and Rodgers all you want, but you cant call people out for making shit up when you do it just as much.

                            http://www.pro-football-reference.co...R/RodgAa00.htm

                            So should we expect him to get hurt over 2-4 times this year (enough to miss a game).

                            With Brett you ran a near 0% risk of him missing time... with ARod you run almost a 25% chance that he'll miss a game week-week (including practices).

                            Hard to overturn a franchise and bank a future on that... heck, look at the Bears and how many QBs they've went through. I think you get a man crush on ARod after he's done something worthwhile.
                            The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have.
                            Vince Lombardi

                            "Not really interested in being a spoiler or an underdog. We're the Green Bay Packers." McCarthy.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Zool
                              Originally posted by Partial

                              When given the opportunity to play, he has gotten hurt. That is a fact, and there is no way to twist it into anything else.
                              Look ya tard, he was hurt in 1 of the 7 games he's gotten into. He got hurt a second time 2 days after playing about a 1/2. Its ok to hate on Thompson and Rodgers all you want, but you cant call people out for making shit up when you do it just as much.

                              http://www.pro-football-reference.co...R/RodgAa00.htm
                              Mop-up duty when the hounds are off does not count. He has seen legit action 3 times imo. And he was truly beyond awful against the Ravens.

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                              • #30
                                Favre camp heard from again. Mooch on NFL Network

                                http://www.profootballtalk.com/2008/...-ready-to-play

                                Money quote:
                                Mariucci said “there’s been a little lack of communication between Favre’s camp and the Packers organization,” and he suggested that Favre hasn’t been happy with a perception that the Packers want to move forward without him.
                                This is like covering the campaign. Now I want to see the video to watch if Mooch has to explain why Favre backed out of unretiring in March.
                                Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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