Originally posted by The Leaper
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Disagree, the Packers are as big all over the country as the Steelers. But this has nothing to do with the Packers, from thier perspective anyway. It's all about seeing what Aaron Rodgers can do, and that peakes thier interest. Especially now that Favre has been traded to the Jets. I mean, when the Niners traded Montana to the Chiefs, weren't you at least a little interested in seeing what Young could do? I know I was. And I've never been a Niners fan.Chuck Norris doesn't cut his grass, he just stares at it and dares it to grow
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I'm not disputing that by any means. It just seems to me that there are more "Packer Bars" around the country than any other team bars, even counting the cowgirls.Originally posted by The LeaperYeah...but it is ignorant to not admit that Brett Favre drew plenty of national interest on his own even from non-Packer fans. He was a huge draw...any legendary QB is.Originally posted by Maxie the TaxiThe Packers have a large nationwide network of fans. Doesn't that have something to do with it?One time Lombardi was disgusted with the team in practice and told them they were going to have to start with the basics. He held up a ball and said: "This is a football." McGee immediately called out, "Stop, coach, you're going too fast," and that gave everyone a laugh.
John Maxymuk, Packers By The Numbers
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What do you mean "2nd favorite team"?
The Jets are now my new favorite team. I lost a lot of respect in the Packers organization the last two months or so. I know I will take flack for saying it, and bash me about being a poor Packer fan, but really this was a huge black eye, and an embarrassment for the whole organization and I won't soon forget it. I blame Favre, but Favre is just a player, the Packers are an organization that should had enough hands on deck to deal with this in a more orderly fashion and not have dragged this mess two weeks into training camp.
I honestly hope Rodgers is able to recover from all this. Now with Favre in the league there are going to be comparisons on a daily basis. Since the controversy began, Rodgers has handled it reasonably well, but is play in camp has been average at best, and on family night it seemed he was playing with an 800 pound gorilla on his back. Hopefully if he has learned on thing from Favre, regardless of pressure, pain, coaching, whatever, go out on that field and give it your all, and play like there is no tomorrow. That is what Favre did best for the Packers, every Sunday. Favre played his ass off on that field, and he did it as carefree as anyone.
Honestly, things are going to be down hill for Favre from this point on. Do you really think the Jets are going to understand and accept it when Favre chucks up 20 picks this year? They don't understand "Thats Brett just being Brett". We as Packer fans have this undying love for Favre even when he fucks up, he has drawn us that close to him over the last 16 years. Jets fans just won't understand it, maybe it is better that way, he will get booed when he plays bad at home in the Meadowlands. Could you imagine him getting booed at Lambeau?
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Not really...I mean, I will watch 80% of all nationally televised games anyway, so it isn't like I wouldn't watch anyway.Originally posted by GunakorI mean, when the Niners traded Montana to the Chiefs, weren't you at least a little interested in seeing what Young could do?
Plus, I think it is a stretch to compare Young's stature in the league when he took over the Niners to Rodgers' current stature.My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?
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Nutz, I agree with what you're saying about Rodgers and Favre in NY, but I think you're underestimating how difficult it is for management to deal with a player as emotional and indecisive as Favre. I'm not trying to argue about it, because the ball has already passed through the goal posts. I'm just making an observation.One time Lombardi was disgusted with the team in practice and told them they were going to have to start with the basics. He held up a ball and said: "This is a football." McGee immediately called out, "Stop, coach, you're going too fast," and that gave everyone a laugh.
John Maxymuk, Packers By The Numbers
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Do you remember Young's stature in the league when he took over for Montana? He was an awful QB going nowhere in Tampa. The Niners groomed him behind a legend for a couple years before trading away Montana because they thought Young was ready. Young stepped into a good situation being the QB of a very good offense.Originally posted by The LeaperNot really...I mean, I will watch 80% of all nationally televised games anyway, so it isn't like I wouldn't watch anyway.Originally posted by GunakorI mean, when the Niners traded Montana to the Chiefs, weren't you at least a little interested in seeing what Young could do?
Plus, I think it is a stretch to compare Young's stature in the league when he took over the Niners to Rodgers' current stature.
Rodgers was never an awful QB going nowhere. He is a very highly rated QB prospect who, like Young, has been being groomed for a couple years behind a legend. A legend who was traded because Rodgers, like Young, is believed to be ready. He, like Young, is stepping into a good situation being the QB of a very good offense.
How is Young's stature in the NFL when he became the starter any better than Rodgers' stature now?Chuck Norris doesn't cut his grass, he just stares at it and dares it to grow
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Step away from the bong or the bottle, Nutz. You've had enough!Originally posted by Deputy NutzWhat do you mean "2nd favorite team"? The Jets are now my new favorite team.
I know you're disappointed, but no way you let the Packers slide in your book. No way. You're a Packer fan till the day you die.
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If this had been handled in a more peaceful manner would you still feel this way? Or is it the Packers brass have caused you to revolt?Originally posted by Deputy NutzI go with the Jets. Really I do, funny, I choose the player over the franchise. Just the way it goesOriginally posted by BallHawkNutz,
Super XLII in Tampa. It's Packers vs. Jets.
Who do you root for?"I've got one word for you- Dallas, Texas, Super Bowl"- Jermichael Finley
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Go have a few more beers, Nutz.
You're just suffering from "Post-Favretum" depression. You'll get over it with another 6-pack.
I have one friend who roots for a coach. He roots for whatever team Parcells is involved with.
But he's goofy and you aren't.
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thank you for shining the lightOriginally posted by Maxie the TaxiNutz, I agree with what you're saying about Rodgers and Favre in NY, but I think you're underestimating how difficult it is for management to deal with a player as emotional and indecisive as Favre.
What do you mean, my birth certificate expired?
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I can't say that I wouldn't be there with my Jets Favre jersey on, either.Originally posted by Deputy NutzI go with the Jets. Really I do, funny, I choose the player over the franchise. Just the way it goesOriginally posted by BallHawkNutz,
Super XLII in Tampa. It's Packers vs. Jets.
Who do you root for?
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Wow. I might wipe my ass with a Jets jersey, but thats about it.Originally posted by GBRulzI can't say that I wouldn't be there with my Jets Favre jersey on, either.Originally posted by Deputy NutzI go with the Jets. Really I do, funny, I choose the player over the franchise. Just the way it goesOriginally posted by BallHawkNutz,
Super XLII in Tampa. It's Packers vs. Jets.
Who do you root for?Originally posted by 3irty1This is museum quality stupidity.
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