Favre could easily give the NY media assholes all the fuel they need too. It took a supreme effort for him to get prepared enough to play well with super talent around him last year. This year, he stated that he didn't want to make that kind of effort, and with all the distractions and late start and new learning curve, etc., he really could flop in New York--which I am already on record as predicting.
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I hope you're right, Vince. It's Favre's emotionalism that concerns me. He's not shy about opening his mouth and he's proved to be very influenceable (if that's a word).Originally posted by vinceInteresting take Maxie. Nice post, althought I disagree with it. I think Brett may have problems if he's not successful, but he would say the same things about the Packers regardless of where he's at, and it will be big news nationally for a bit, regardless of where he's at.Originally posted by Maxie the TaxiIf Brett Favre's feelings were hurt during this whole sordid episode with Green Bay, imagine what's in store for him when he blows into NYC and is consumed by the rabid media there. Gulp!
Think Chad Pennington. Think Eli Manning. Think Tiki Barber. Think any number of people who have been chewed up and spit out by the NY press.
One thing is for sure. We haven't heard the last from Brett Favre. You can bet your life that whatever dirty laundry accumulated in Green Bay and Mississippi over the past months and years is going to be hung in NYC and aired nationwide over the next few days and weeks.
In the end, trading Favre to NY may be TT's biggest error in this mess. It might have more of a lasting and toxic effect on the Packers' upcoming season than any other outcome, including a trade with the Vikes. Time will tell, and so will Favre. The man can't keep his mouth shut.
Good luck in The Big Apple, Brett. You're gonna need it...and so will the Packers.
They may well take additional hits in the media, but the Packers are prepared for whatever comes about. As with all issues of public interest, the American attention span is pretty short-term. This will blow over soon for most, and the media will move past it and go on to the next thing - particularly when the team doesn't have to face Favre later this year and possibly in the playoffs...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.
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Originally posted by ZoolCmon now Harv, Clemens threw a 25yard bomb just the other day.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersHe'll just be amazed he has a QB that can throw it more than 20 years downfield.Originally posted by Maxie the TaxiThe more I think about this the more I think Brett's gonna need luck in NYC. If Mangini is as intolerant as you say, imagine how he's gonna react when Favre heaves the ball 60-yards into the end zone and into triple coverage!
25 yard "bomb"...
That made me chuckle.
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I can't believe you're gonna pass up this chance to be a charter member of the Bad Chad Fan Club.Originally posted by Harlan Hucklebyya, he always had a weak arm, now he's had injuries. Pass. (no pun intended)Originally posted by BallHawkRealistically, how far can Pennington throw the ball?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.
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