Originally posted by mmmdk
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What other team does Favre want to play for??
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Re: What other team does Favre want to play for??
That's not unrealistic given Favre's ''don't get in my face'' way Mad. Yet doesn't that seem a little too Hollywood?Originally posted by MadtownPackerIf he just wanted out I think he works out a trade but he is insisting to be released. The way things are going I think he wants to go to minnesota for all the obvious reason.
Good Golly Miss Molly. Wouldn't the media eat that up. HIGH DRAMA indeed.
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I just found this tid-bit:
ESPN's John Clayton says Packers GM Ted Thompson won't trade Brett Favre to an NFC team.
That would severely limit Thompson's options, as the five best fits may all be in his conference. The St. Petersburg Times also reports that Tampa isn't high on Favre's list because it's "too hot." Which seems odd. With the Jets and Ravens indicating they don't have interest, it's hard to find a fit in the AFC. Jul. 15 - 10:02 am etLombardi told Starr to "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here!" - 'Ice Bowl' December 31, 1967
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I agree with Clayton. Thompson isn't going to trade Favre to an NFC team...but that is really the only place where a trade makes any sense.
So, Thompson will not deal Favre...because he won't get anything of value for him and he will forever be branded in Green Bay as the guy who traded Favre for peanuts.
The Packers have put all their chips on the notion that Favre will not want to come to camp and will remain retired. If that doesn't happen...Thompson will risk destroying the locker room and the team because of his stubbornness.
Neither side seems willing to do what it takes to fix this mess. What a disaster.My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?
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IMHO, there is still a short window of time to solve this thing starting largely with Brett making some concessions and neither side saying anything too harmful to the other. If it goes on much past the start of training camp then it likely will have reached a point of no return.Originally posted by The LeaperNeither side seems willing to do what it takes to fix this mess. What a disaster.
A mess, a disaster pretty well sums it up.
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They can patch it up.Originally posted by KiwonIMHO, there is still a short window of time to solve this thing starting largely with Brett making some concessions and neither side saying anything too harmful to the other. If it goes on much past the start of training camp then it likely will have reached a point of no return.Originally posted by The LeaperNeither side seems willing to do what it takes to fix this mess. What a disaster.
A mess, a disaster pretty well sums it up.
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You can make a good argument that he might want to play for the Vikings, but that won't happen.
Tampa Bay seems like a good compromise for everybody. Not in the AFC, but not in the NFC North. Not a Super Bowl favorite, but a playoff caliber team. They don't play the Packers twice, but they get to play them once (if that means anything to Favre) and that game is in Tampa (which should be preferable for the Packers). Favre has a connection to the coaching staff. Tampa has some assets the Packers could use. The Buccs seem to be one of the teams that's rumored to have some interest. Tampa is pretty close to Mississippi.
I'm sure Ted would prefer a trade to the AFC, but I'm also sure he doesn't want to deal with Favre in camp. I'm sure Favre wants to control his own destiny, but the reality is that if he wants to go to camp with his new team then he needs to play ball with the Packers on a trade. This makes the most sense for all involved.#14
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