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Is he bent over from age?
I saw the video of his penalty lap at Jets camp earlier today. If I had run a lap that slow when I played I would have been looking for a new sport to play in the fall.
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Originally posted by GunakorHe fumbled a QB snap. Both he and the center he was taking the snap from had to run a lap.Originally posted by MJZiggyHe did a penalty lap? What for?
It was a great story; Mangini has a one lap penalty for any fumbles in practice.
Favre and Mangold fumbled a snap so they both ran a lap. The entire defense razzed them and the 11,000 fans at practice (use to be about 2,000) gave them a standing ovation. Looked like Favre was having fun with the whole thing while he took a lap with his center.TERD 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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I think its exciting to see Favre continue to play, and I'm sure it's refreshing for him to begin anew in a new environment. Learning new things has a way of getting the juices flowing. I don't think Favre will start out slow because of the learning curve as many have suggested. But I really believe he wore down mentally and phsycally last year, and he's carrying even more of a load for the Jets. We'll see. It will be painful if he totally outshines Rodgers, but I hope he does well.
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I hope the fans will be just as jolly when he throws a pick right into the arms of the opponents' safety.Originally posted by BretskyOriginally posted by GunakorHe fumbled a QB snap. Both he and the center he was taking the snap from had to run a lap.Originally posted by MJZiggyHe did a penalty lap? What for?
It was a great story; Mangini has a one lap penalty for any fumbles in practice.
Favre and Mangold fumbled a snap so they both ran a lap. The entire defense razzed them and the 11,000 fans at practice (use to be about 2,000) gave them a standing ovation. Looked like Favre was having fun with the whole thing while he took a lap with his center."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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I'm with you...I think Favre will be revitalized by the new environment. I think things had gotten relatively stale in Green Bay. Few people who are at the top of their profession remain with the same company long term these days in ANY field, so I can understand to some extent why Favre had soured on Green Bay.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyI think its exciting to see Favre continue to play, and I'm sure it's refreshing for him to begin anew in a new environment. Learning new things has a way of getting the juices flowing. I don't think Favre will start out slow because of the learning curve as many have suggested. But I really believe he wore down mentally and phsycally last year, and he's carrying even more of a load for the Jets. We'll see. It will be painful if he totally outshines Rodgers, but I hope he does well.
However, eventually the adrenaline will wear off and the change will take an even greater toll on Favre mentally than 2007 did...which left him wanting to retire the minute the season ended.
I expect Favre to really wear down once December rolls around.My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?
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Spot on!Originally posted by The LeaperI'm with you...I think Favre will be revitalized by the new environment. I think things had gotten relatively stale in Green Bay. Few people who are at the top of their profession remain with the same company long term these days in ANY field, so I can understand to some extent why Favre had soured on Green Bay.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyI think its exciting to see Favre continue to play, and I'm sure it's refreshing for him to begin anew in a new environment. Learning new things has a way of getting the juices flowing. I don't think Favre will start out slow because of the learning curve as many have suggested. But I really believe he wore down mentally and phsycally last year, and he's carrying even more of a load for the Jets. We'll see. It will be painful if he totally outshines Rodgers, but I hope he does well.
However, eventually the adrenaline will wear off and the change will take an even greater toll on Favre mentally than 2007 did...which left him wanting to retire the minute the season ended.
I expect Favre to really wear down once December rolls around.PackerRats Thompson D. Yahoo Fantasy Football Champ 2019,
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Based on what?Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyI think its exciting to see Favre continue to play, and I'm sure it's refreshing for him to begin anew in a new environment. Learning new things has a way of getting the juices flowing. I don't think Favre will start out slow because of the learning curve as many have suggested. But I really believe he wore down mentally and phsycally last year, and he's carrying even more of a load for the Jets. We'll see. It will be painful if he totally outshines Rodgers, but I hope he does well."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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