Will you stand by your man regardless of the season results?

[Harlan Huckleby]

I support TT & MM's decision because it was a reasonable one, and I admire them for taking the heat and doing what they think is right.

Regardless of how things turn out, I won't have a problem with their choice. I really don't think the outcome is predictable.

I think both sides of this debate are waiting/hoping to say "I told you so" depending on the relative performance of Favre & Rodgers.

And why is this topic worthy of a new thread? I don't know. I just don't know.

[swede]

Call the men with torches!

[Harlan Huckleby]

ok, ok, I'll leave peacefully. call off the goons.

[sheepshead]

Hell no, we dont win games, we're gonna be pissed.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Hell no, we dont win games, we're gonna be pissed.

what if the jets and packers both finish 9-7 or 10-6?

[swede]

I agree, dawg, that this painful subject will be talked about, blogged about and beaten to death with all kinds of facts used to bolster entrenched positions regarding this situation. Favre's preretirement, unretirement and trade give ARod one shot to pop the balloon and that's all he'll get.

What's weird is the inability of the local media and fans to find a normal focus of attention in Green Bay.

I wondered aloud during the first season with MM when the focus was going to move off of TT and onto the head coach where it more typically is.

Last year MM started to come out from underneath TT's shadow, but the whole Favre watch, retirement, and clusterflush dominated the news and brough TT back up front.

I agree with the poster here--whoever it was-- that first suggested that MM and not TT was the hardass that told Brett not to come back without complete committment to his team.

We'll be a healthier franchise when MM gets typed in these Packer blogs 80% vs. TT's 20%.

[BallHawk]

Yup. Ted and Co. made a damn risky move, but it was the right one based on the factors involved.

The success of the season will depend heavily on A-Rod.....Ted and Co. can't control his play so if he gets hurt or loses some games I don't see the point in blaming the brass full out. They did make the decision to move forward with him and if in 2 or 3 seasons from now we still haven't returned to the NFC Championship game than my patience would be tried.

[sheepshead]

Hell no, we dont win games, we're gonna be pissed.

what if the jets and packers both finish 9-7 or 10-6?

As always we"ll break it down Ad nauseum in here and come up with the correct course of action.

[sheepshead]

Plus wayne larrivee thinks arod is the real deal.

[wpony]

I just hope the fans give Arod a chance its not his fault Brett is gone

[sharpe1027]

No. If we have a rough year, I will be pissed as hell at Favre for forcing his way out.

[HarveyWallbangers]

ARod's interview today was good. If you get a chance, watch it. He said he was "spanking" Tausch in cribbage when he found out Brett was traded.

[cpk1994]

ARod's interview today was good. If you get a chance, watch it. He said he was "spanking" Tausch in cribbage when he found out Brett was traded.

Cribbage huh? I like this guy even more!

[BallHawk]

ARod's interview today was good. If you get a chance, watch it. He said he was "spanking" Tausch in cribbage when he found out Brett was traded.

I enjoyed the "That's my guy" story.

[AV David]

I will stand by my convictions. Thus all year I will stand by TT, MM and A Rod. If need be, I will stand with them next year as well. The reason: I am foremost a Packer fan.