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  • Will Favre show up to training camp?

    If FAVVVV REEEEE really wants to play football this season he will show up for training camp...

    The question is... Will he?

    Ted will either name him the starter once he gets there or trade his ass once he shows up. There is no way he would have that huge distraction behind Rodgers if he indeed was the starter...

    So lets see if the people on the forum can call this right... Will Favre show up?
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    Re: Will Favre show up to training camp?

    Originally posted by packers11
    If FAVVVV REEEEE really wants to play football this season he will show up for training camp...

    The question is... Will he?

    Ted will either name him the starter once he gets there or trade his ass once he shows up. There is no way he would have that huge distraction behind Rodgers if he indeed was the starter...

    So lets see if the people on the forum can call this right... Will Favre show up?
    Which training camp?
    Minnesota Vikings
    NFC North Champions 2008 and 2009.

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    • #3
      Re: Will Favre show up to training camp?

      Originally posted by SMACKTALKIE

      Which training camp?
      You smart ass...

      Considering I put Ted's name in there also, I believe I meant the packers training camp...

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      • #4
        Re: Will Favre show up to training camp?

        Originally posted by packers11
        Originally posted by SMACKTALKIE

        Which training camp?
        You smart ass...

        Considering I put Ted's name in there also, I believe I meant the packers training camp...
        Sorry. Could'nt help myself.
        Minnesota Vikings
        NFC North Champions 2008 and 2009.

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        • #5
          Re: Will Favre show up to training camp?

          Originally posted by packers11
          If FAVVVV REEEEE really wants to play football this season he will show up for training camp...

          The question is... Will he?

          Ted will either name him the starter once he gets there or trade his ass once he shows up. There is no way he would have that huge distraction behind Rodgers if he indeed was the starter...

          So lets see if the people on the forum can call this right... Will Favre show up?
          The better question would be "Will Brett file his reinstatement papers? He can't come to camp if he doesn't file.

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          • #6
            The national media talks like there is a giant groundswell of support for Favre. I don't see it in WI. People want him back on the team, but his play for sympathy with Gretta went over like a lead balloon.

            The issue as it is now framed, "Should Favre be guaranteed the starter job" is not going to get a yes from most fans.

            Step one is Favre has to accept that his PR ploy has bombed. And then he has to swallow his pride and show up for camp on the Pakcers terms, let the chips fall where they may.

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            • #7
              I wish Favre would either STFU or file those damn reinstatement papers. I say a comment by Bus Cook saying "It's their move" about the Packers. Uh, hello! No it's not. The Packers have said Favre isn't going to be release, and he can file his reinstatement papers. So, it's Favre call at this point. Read the article below. I think it's a pretty good view point of the whole Favre situation.

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              • #8
                My guess, and that's all it is: if Favre wants to play a full season he'll agree to a trade before camp. I'd put these odds at about 15%.

                If he just wants to pull a Roger Clemens and show up for the playoffs, he'll ask for reinstatement some time toward the end of camp (I believe he needs to be on the opening day roster to get his full salary, but I'm not sure). The Packers will carry him on the roster at least through the opener against the Vikes, and probably all the way to the trade deadline (it's $12M either way so what the hell). Favre never actually shows up for anything, and says he won't accept any trade from Green Bay. Favre ends up getting released after the deadline, the Vikes sign him, and he makes his first start on Sunday Nov. 9 against: the Packers. I'd put these odds (of at least some of it coming true) at 85%.

                Either way, he never shows for camp in Green Bay.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by LL2
                  I wish Favre would either STFU or file those damn reinstatement papers. I say a comment by Bus Cook saying "It's their move" about the Packers. Uh, hello! No it's not. The Packers have said Favre isn't going to be release, and he can file his reinstatement papers. So, it's Favre call at this point. Read the article below. I think it's a pretty good view point of the whole Favre situation.

                  http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...aps/index.html
                  Bravo, Don Banks, Bravo.

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                  • #10
                    The official source for NFL news, video highlights, fantasy football, game-day coverage, schedules, stats, scores and more.


                    Schefter on Favre

                    Adam Schefter reports on his conversation with Brett Favre's agent Bus Cook.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by DonHutson
                      My guess, and that's all it is: if Favre wants to play a full season he'll agree to a trade before camp. I'd put these odds at about 15%.

                      If he just wants to pull a Roger Clemens and show up for the playoffs, he'll ask for reinstatement some time toward the end of camp (I believe he needs to be on the opening day roster to get his full salary, but I'm not sure). The Packers will carry him on the roster at least through the opener against the Vikes, and probably all the way to the trade deadline (it's $12M either way so what the hell). Favre never actually shows up for anything, and says he won't accept any trade from Green Bay. Favre ends up getting released after the deadline, the Vikes sign him, and he makes his first start on Sunday Nov. 9 against: the Packers. I'd put these odds (of at least some of it coming true) at 85%.

                      Either way, he never shows for camp in Green Bay.
                      Id put his odds at ending up with the Vikings at 0.00000000000000000% TT values his job and Favre ending up in Minny is career suicide.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Harlan Huckleby
                        Step one is Favre has to accept that his PR ploy has bombed. And then he has to swallow his pride and show up for camp on the Pakcers terms, let the chips fall where they may.
                        I would agree. Favre's camp has failed miserably in this one. Favre himself is not the smartest guy around. He's a backwoods hick who can play football like Thor, but in terms of mental gymnastics he's a gimp. Agent Cook doesn't really impress me as a boy genius either.

                        They've both been exposed by Thompson and the Packer braintrust.
                        My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by cpk1994
                          Originally posted by LL2
                          I wish Favre would either STFU or file those damn reinstatement papers. I say a comment by Bus Cook saying "It's their move" about the Packers. Uh, hello! No it's not. The Packers have said Favre isn't going to be release, and he can file his reinstatement papers. So, it's Favre call at this point. Read the article below. I think it's a pretty good view point of the whole Favre situation.

                          http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...aps/index.html
                          Bravo, Don Banks, Bravo.
                          Absolutely. I agree with almost everything in that article.

                          My only quibble is with the recurring notion that Ted drafted two QB's to send Brett a message. We only had one viable QB on the roster at the time. The FA available were mostly atrocious. The only even passable one spurned a $1M contract offer. Where else was he supposed to get QB's if not the draft at that point?

                          Also, if Ted was so fired up to get Brohm and send that message, why did he pass on Brohm twice (at 30 and again at 36 after trading down)? They acutally took him at a place where they didn't think he'd even be around. If they risked missing out on Brohm to take what will this year be a 4th string WR, how desparate could he have been to "send a message" to Favre? And they considered Flynn a fifth round talent, but they didn't take him until the seventh. So they didn't exactly bend over backwards to acquire him either.
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by cpk1994
                            Id put his odds at ending up with the Vikings at 0.00000000000000000% TT values his job and Favre ending up in Minny is career suicide.
                            But how long would they carry him to ensure that won't happen? He's got three years left on his contract, would you hold him that long? After the deadline, there's no compensation to be gained until the offseason. If the Tavaris Jackson experiment is a failure the Vikes should be in the hole in the division race. If the Jackson experiment is a success, the Vikings won't need Favre. If Jackson is doing OK, there could be some locker room turmoil from bringing in Favre. And can Favre really step in mid-season at pick up where he left off with a new team? If you're going to let him go, that's the best time in my opinion.
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by DonHutson
                              Also, if Ted was so fired up to get Brohm and send that message, why did he pass on Brohm twice (at 30 and again at 36 after trading down)?
                              Precisely.

                              Thompson wasn't even THINKING about taking a QB on the first day...despite thinking Favre was out of the picture and that he only had Rodgers on the roster.

                              Brohm was selected because he was by far the best player remaining on the board in Thompson's mind. It had no bearing on the QB situation, especially in terms of Favre potentially changing his mind.
                              My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?

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