Prediction: Brett stays retired.

[sheepshead]

No source specifically. Just me after reading all the junk today. I think Brett Favre remains retired and we retire his number later, maybe the Bears Game.

(he will keep working out in hopes of someone getting hurt..Rodgers, McNabb, Hasselback...)

[boiga]

It's not a bad prediction. If Favre really has turned down trade offers with Tampa and the Jets, there really aren't any other viable trade offers left. His options will be to play backup for the Packers or sit in Miss.

It seems a shame that we have to wish injury on a starting QB somewhere around the league for there to be an equitable resolution to this matter.

[bobblehead]

I've been saying this since we found out he was trying to get released to go play with the vikings. I said that when TT outsmarts him yet again he will finally just retire and I still believe that. I may be wrong and I wouldn't mind trading him to the AFC and getting a pick or 2 for him though...especially if he really just wants to play.

[gbgary]

he might stay retired but i kinda doubt it though since he says he doesn't want to be a distraction at camp and still hopes he and the Packers can come to some sort of agreement so he can keep playing. if he does stay retired though i don't think his number will be retired this season. i think he'll be so bitter he won't want to be around for a while.

[gex]

It's not a bad prediction. If Favre really has turned down trade offers with Tampa and the Jets, there really aren't any other viable trade offers left. His options will be to play backup for the Packers or sit in Miss.

It seems a shame that we have to wish injury on a starting QB somewhere around the league for there to be an equitable resolution to this matter.

iF he does show up and competes, against Annoited Aaron , do you beleive he would nOTwin the ,starting job back?


soRy FOr the grammER,?

[sheepshead]

you might be right about the number thing, especially if it's public knowledge that he's working out and waiting for a call.

[boiga]

iF he does show up and competes, against Annoited Aaron , do you beleive he would nOTwin the ,starting job back?


soRy FOr the grammER,?

It's quite possible that he is right and the team wouldn't give him the opportunity for a direct competition. If Rodgers bombs or gets injured, that would change of course, but I don't think that they would simply hand him the keys after all of this.

Oh, and apology accepted.

[sheepshead]

I just looked something up, Joe Montana was traded to the Chiefs in April 1993.

It's July 27th and Brett doent have a team yet.

[cpk1994]

iF he does show up and competes, against Annoited Aaron , do you beleive he would nOTwin the ,starting job back?


soRy FOr the grammER,?

It's quite possible that he is right and the team wouldn't give him the opportunity for a direct competition. If Rodgers bombs or gets injured, that would change of course, but I don't think that they would simply hand him the keys after all of this.

Oh, and apology accepted.

But when asked if he would compete for the job by Greta VanSusteren he said dismissively "Why? Brett doesn't wnat to compete for the job. Amazaing how people forget that.

[boiga]

True, but it was hoped that he had changed his mind when he decided to report to camp with the knowledge that Rodgers would be practicing with the 1st string team. Unfortunately, his interview this morning with SI shows that he has no desire to come back and play for the Packers. This mean that coming back to camp really was merely a ploy to encourage movement on a trade. He decided to "stick it to them" after all.

The question is whether sheephead is right and he'll just stay retired if he doesn't get his way. It's certainly possible.

[gex]

Damn, now I'm torn. I didn't really want him to play for another team(I was hoping he would report and do the competition thing, which IMO he would win hands down), but after all of this he can't just stay retired.

[cpk1994]

True, but it was hoped that he had changed his mind when he decided to report to camp with the knowledge that Rodgers would be practicing with the 1st string team. Unfortunately, his interview this morning with SI shows that he has no desire to come back and play for the Packers. This mean that coming back to camp really was merely a ploy to encourage movement on a trade. He decided to "stick it to them" after all.

The question is whether sheephead is right and he'll just stay retired if he doesn't get his way. It's certainly possible.

That was a dumb hope becuase after everything Brett has pulled this, that would be totally out of character. He threw the team under the bus and then can't understand why they won't let him compete for the job? Brett truly is a moron.

[gex]

True, but it was hoped that he had changed his mind when he decided to report to camp with the knowledge that Rodgers would be practicing with the 1st string team. Unfortunately, his interview this morning with SI shows that he has no desire to come back and play for the Packers. This mean that coming back to camp really was merely a ploy to encourage movement on a trade. He decided to "stick it to them" after all.

The question is whether sheephead is right and he'll just stay retired if he doesn't get his way. It's certainly possible.

That was a dumb hope becuase after everything Brett has pulled this, that would be totally out of character. He threw the team under the bus and then can't understand why they won't let him compete for the job? Brett truly is a moron.

Same story, different post/thread. I think we know how you feel about him, you can give it a rest.

[texaspackerbacker]

I lean toward what Sheepshead said too. More than that, I HOPE that's the way it ends up.

[falco]

at this point, just to end the debacle, I would be fine with the packers cutting Favre, as long as they don't think they can swing a trade with anyone

it may be the healthiest thing for the team