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Hasselback always loved being around Brett.
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what was over the top was joe buck or whoever it was saying that "our thoughts are with brett favre" right after the game ended. like he had been laying on the field for a half hour unable to move anything below his neck or sonethingOriginally posted by vinceI'm no doctor, but being carted off the field seems a bit dramatic for a cut on the chin...Originally posted by Iron Mike
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Check out the score being shown in the upper right hand corner of the picture!Originally posted by redwhat was over the top was joe buck or whoever it was saying that "our thoughts are with brett favre" right after the game ended. like he had been laying on the field for a half hour unable to move anything below his neck or sonethingOriginally posted by vinceI'm no doctor, but being carted off the field seems a bit dramatic for a cut on the chin...Originally posted by Iron Mike
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To his credit, Favre actually did play a good game, definitely his best game of the season. The one pick should of been caught by harvin, but he couldn't handle it. That pick is what turned the game, as it was converted into a TD.
Also, Minny's defense is showing problems still. Favre puts together a long 4th Q drive, T-Jack finishes the drive off... plenty of time. What does Minn's defense do? ALlow them to run the ball the length of the field for a TD.
I don't know if they simply had the wind taken out of them when Favre was taken off the field or what. but the defense really was a let down for them when the offense finally got it together.
I'll give Favre props for playing better. But now, at 2-5, they are in a must win situation in every game they play for the next 6 weeks. If they can crawl back out at 6-5, they can then see where they stand in the division and in the WC race.
If they lose and go to 2-6... it's not over, but it might as well be.Comment
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Keep hope alive! Don't lose faith, there! Favre may yet drag that team kicking and screaming to the playoffs, even if Randy would rather be in NE. Vikings usually play the Packers very tough at the dome, so they likely will win that game in two weeks. Like I said, don't jump of the bandwagon, Favre may lead your team to the playoffs yet!Originally posted by packerbacker1234"Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - WoodbuckComment
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Mike Tirico: "My thoughts and prayers are with Brett Favre." "It's good for the NFL when Chicago is winning!"Originally posted by redwhat was over the top was joe buck or whoever it was saying that "our thoughts are with brett favre" right after the game ended. like he had been laying on the field for a half hour unable to move anything below his neck or sonethingOriginally posted by vinceI'm no doctor, but being carted off the field seems a bit dramatic for a cut on the chin...Originally posted by Iron Mike
Take me home, country road, to the place I belong..."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - WoodbuckComment
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Sounds like Aaron Rodgers for most of the 2008 season, but not a lot of people were giving him much credit for it. All they cared talking about was how few 4th quarter comebacks he had--even though in a handful of games he gave the team the lead late (only to have the defense blow it in the last couple of minutes).Originally posted by packerbacker1234"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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Except that ARod would get us the lead or a tie and not just a FG down like BF.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersBut Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.
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I'm trying to figure out why people are celebrating his injury. Hate the guy but why celebrate his injury?Comment
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I don't think celebrating his injury is quite the right description. Schadenfavre, maybe, but not celebrating.Originally posted by mngolf19
But I do wonder if someone's description of him as "woozy" (was it Chilly?) will come back to bite them if the NFL insists on evaluating him for a concussion.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.Comment
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Originally posted by mngolf19
Because celebrating your 2-5 record seems like poor sportsmanship.Comment
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I love seeing Favre hurt. Should have stayed retired.Comment
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Are we celebrating his injury?Originally posted by mngolf19
I guess some might be. I know I'm not, but I'm not crying any tears either. Not because I'm happy he got hurt, but because I so want him to just go away at this point. The way things have gone this season, I wouldn't be surprised to find out some in Minny feel the same way.
I guess it's still 'mathematically possible' for the Vikings to turn things around this season, but I don't think many think it's possible. At what point do they put T-Jack (where's Booty these days?) in, start thinking about what the DL needs to sort it out, and look to the future?
IMO getting Moss was not a horrible idea, it could've been the spark the team needed. But it didn't work, and things aren't going to get better this season.--
Imagine for a moment a world without hypothetical situations...Comment
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Got a chuckle out of this...
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Originally posted by Scott Campbell
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