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Teammates are not GM. Favre, sorta, dissed his HC by his wanting Mariucci. Still, the feud is with TT...the GM plus many fans due to his infantile approach to the whole matter. Bridges burned/scorched.PackerRats Thompson D. Yahoo Fantasy Football Champ 2019,
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Before he can go to camp he MUST file reinstatement papers or the Packers couldn't allow him into camp if they wanted.Originally posted by Packers4EverOriginally posted by GrnBay007If Favre decides to go to camp there is no way he ends up not being the starter.
Wow, just report to camp Sunday/Monday? Gotta be a catch?

And if he did, Favre might get his starting role back, but he'd have to start in a backup position watching someone else take all the snaps with the first team. Considering how things are playing out, I don't see him being too OK with that..."Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings
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I didn't vote,
I could live with any of the three.
When this is all over I'll go right back to worshiping Favre.
If I can forgive him five picks in an NFC championship game I can surely forgive him for messing up his retirement.
I'm done with wishing. Think I'll go fishing.
Wake me up when training camp starts.[QUOTE=George Cumby] ...every draft (Ted) would pick a solid, dependable, smart, athletically limited linebacker...the guy who isn't doing drugs, going to strip bars, knocking around his girlfriend or making any plays of game changing significance.
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That sounds more logical, I figured there had to beOriginally posted by MJZiggyBefore he can go to camp he MUST file reinstatement papers or the Packers couldn't allow him into camp if they wanted.Originally posted by Packers4EverOriginally posted by GrnBay007If Favre decides to go to camp there is no way he ends up not being the starter.
Wow, just report to camp Sunday/Monday? Gotta be a catch?

And if he did, Favre might get his starting role back, but he'd have to start in a backup position watching someone else take all the snaps with the first team. Considering how things are playing out, I don't see him being too OK with that...
some paperwork in there. Thanks, MJIs it really a halo or
just a swelled head ?
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Ya, this is exactly how I see it. Favre has a lot to gain.Originally posted by JoemailmanFavre should definitely come to camp. If he does, the Packers have to show him respect, which means they allow him to compete for the starting job. They cannot tell guys like Aaron Rouse and Allen Barbre that they have a chance to win a starting job, and tell Brett Favre that he does not. If Brett comes back with no guarantees, he wins back all the goodwill he has lost recently, and then some.
The problem is we're dealing with emotions, and that chip on Favre's shoulder is pretty large. Not clear he can come back and start @ #2.
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and if MM decides rogers has won the job and goes with him?? I can hear it already, people will be screaming it wasn't fair, they never wanted favre, ect ect, it would be a no win for MM therefore if he reported we would trade his rights before he ever set foot on the practice field.
BF is DONE as a packer...get used to it.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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certainly a possibility. But it depends on how Favre conducts himself. If Rodgers is the starter playing well, I don't see a huge problem.Originally posted by bobbleheadand if MM decides rogers has won the job and goes with him?? I can hear it already, people will be screaming it wasn't fair, they never wanted favre, ect ect,
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There's too much drama being ascribed to this whole mess. I don't see any need for an apology; I don't see any bridges scorched or burned; I don't see any offense taken by Thompson or McCarthy;
What I see is Favre just fading back into retirement, never filing any reinstatement paperwork, never remotely considering playing for some other team, but quietly letting the Packers know that if an emergency need comes up during the season, he'd still be willing and able to answer the call.What could be more GOOD and NORMAL and AMERICAN than Packer Football?
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Wow, I was surprised to read that you wrote this. Being a "hope Brett gets a chance to come back as a starter" guy myself, as I perceive you are, what leads you to this statement?Originally posted by woodbuck27Best for Brett...sadly,permanent retirement. He's painted himself in a corner.Originally posted by oregonpackfanFavre comes to his senses, remembers he is about to turn 39, and apologizes to the Packers organization and fans for this mess.
Favre still has the legacy of: the greatest Packer QB ever to wear the green and gold, one of the greatest QB's ever to play in the game, many NFL QB records, a Super Bowl win, the respect of millions of people who follow the NFL, and having never suffered a season-ending injury for 17 years in the NFL.
May he retire with all those components of his legacy intact."Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts." -Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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I agree, it's Brett Fucking Favre for Pete's Sake.Originally posted by GrnBay007If Favre decides to go to camp there is no way he ends up not being the starter.
Unless I am way off, the next step is Brett's in camp. TT may talk trade and what becomes of that remains to be seen. There arent going to be many good choices. Then he competes and well....Lombardi told Starr to "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here!" - 'Ice Bowl' December 31, 1967
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I'll say one thing. I am not so sure brett can win a straight up CAMP competition. In my mind, his experience would make him way better in game at this point IF he is committed to doing his homework.Originally posted by sheepsheadI agree, it's Brett Fucking Favre for Pete's Sake.Originally posted by GrnBay007If Favre decides to go to camp there is no way he ends up not being the starter.
Unless I am way off, the next step is Brett's in camp. TT may talk trade and what becomes of that remains to be seen. There arent going to be many good choices. Then he competes and well....
That being said, great QB's are most often made by a good coach, a good system, and committment to being great. How many guys like jeff george who have all the tools flop? How many guys like montana who have average arms excel? How many Holmgren proteges started in the NFL? I think MM believes that rogers is ready and can be exceptional and only needs experience. With brett we probably win 2-3 more games this season, but if MM truly believes in rogers, I think he believes we are better off with him by week 14 or so, and definately going forward. If he didn't believe rogers had the right stuff he would be begging brett to come back....publicly and openly. He wants to win a superbowl and if he believed BF was his only chance to do so anytime soon he would not be hardballing him.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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It shocks me that 19 posters would say stay retired
Take your best QB and start him, or take a free draft pick via the tradeTERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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You have got to be kidding. Favre hasn't looked good in preseason for years. Matt Hasselback outplayed him many times. It's sheer arrogance to think that Favre would automatically beat out Rodgers when Favre rarely is the best QB performance wise in preseason.Originally posted by GrnBay007If Favre decides to go to camp there is no way he ends up not being the starter.
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