Packer Fans = Hypocrites

[mraynrand]

And if Jesus did score a touchdown, would he cross himself and look up into the sky and point, or would he cross himself and look into a mirror and then point at himself?

Definitely would act like he's been there before.

[MOBB DEEP]

Why were all you Packer fans watching a Vikings pre season game anyways?

MUST SEE tv...most watched preseason game EVER...mass appeal

[Pugger]

[quote="hoosier"]

I want Favre to put all his records out of reach(untill they go to an 18 game schedule)and I would like to see him win 1 more ring

So you are a Favre fan first, Packers second. Nothing wrong with that necessarily, but you can't claim you are a Packers first fan.

Exactly. The LAST fucking thing I want is the Vikings to win a SB. Well second only to the Bears winning one. I don't care if Jesus was a kick returner for them, I'd still want them to lose. To want the Vikings to do anything but lose every single game (unless it effects the Packers playoff seeding) is dumb.

+1 The pandas won one but I don't want them to win another either.

[RashanGary]

I watched the Bears and the Vikings this week.

I didn't watch the Vikes into the 2nd half so I missed that block. I worked over 50 hours Mon-Thurs so I haven't gotten to see any replays.

One thing I did notice, there was a time when Favre would get sacked and players would get up laughing, showing a sort of respect. There was a day when players would hit Favre, but not drive him into the turf. It was a unique respect that Favre had. Now it seems players are trying to take him the fuck out and when they get up they turn their back on him while he tries to talk. There is a respect, league wide, that seems to have been lost for Favre. It's not just Packer fans, it seems it's a good majority of people. So I think Nutz real gripe is with people, not the small group he's blaming.


Nutz, you might as well get used to this. The days where Favre could do whatever he wanted and it getting attributed to him being a firey competitor are over. Now, when he does selfish shit, people see it. When he throws a shitty crack block, people say it was BS. He's certainly not an evil guy, but all he is, is a guy. Not a whole lot of worship left. If you can't stand people for not worshiping him, maybe that is on you, eh?

[Scott Campbell]

The douchebag got fined $10K.

[GrnBay007]

One thing I did notice, there was a time when Favre would get sacked and players would get up laughing, showing a sort of respect. There was a day when players would hit Favre, but not drive him into the turf. It was a unique respect that Favre had. Now it seems players are trying to take him the fuck out and when they get up they turn their back on him while he tries to talk. There is a respect, league wide, that seems to have been lost for Favre. It's not just Packer fans, it seems it's a good majority of people. So I think Nutz real gripe is with people, not the small group he's blaming.

You "gathered" all that from 2 pre-season games....and 1 with very limited play? WOW

[Scott Campbell]

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/10024170/Vikings%27-Favre-fined-$10K-for-illegal-block



Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre has been fined $10,000 for an illegal crackback block during the Vikings' preseason game against the Texans on Monday.

The NFL announced the fine Friday.

The 39-year-old Favre drew a penalty for an illegal crackback block to the knee of Houston's Eugene Wilson when he lined up wide in the wildcat formation in the third quarter. Wilson was injured on the play, but said he'll be OK.

Favre said he wasn't out to hurt anyone and was simply trying to protect rookie Percy Harvin, who took the snap.

"I will be 40 years old in October and (was) weed-eating 13 days ago," Favre said. "I wasn't thinking about throwing blocks."

Wilson said he hadn't spoken to Favre, but if he did he would ask him one thing.

"What was up with that?" Wilson said. "Seriously, what was up with that?"






Blaming it on his weed whacker?

[RashanGary]

I really don't think this is going to be an enjoyable experience for Brent.

[mraynrand]

One thing I did notice, there was a time when Favre would get sacked and players would get up laughing, showing a sort of respect. There was a day when players would hit Favre, but not drive him into the turf. It was a unique respect that Favre had. Now it seems players are trying to take him the fuck out and when they get up they turn their back on him while he tries to talk. There is a respect, league wide, that seems to have been lost for Favre. It's not just Packer fans, it seems it's a good majority of people. So I think Nutz real gripe is with people, not the small group he's blaming.

You "gathered" all that from 2 pre-season games....and 1 with very limited play? WOW

I don't agree with JH on this either. Favre still has a lot of respect around the league. The fact of the matter is that he is absolutely ancient in NFL terms. Even the common garden variety sack makes you think the guy will never move again. I think sacks on Favre look worse just because he looks far less mobile, far more fragile, and far more likely to take a dive than take a hit. If I were out there at 40, I'd be ducking for cover too.

[Scott Campbell]

I bet he blames their first loss on his hedge trimmer.

[mraynrand]

What Deanna? The Vikings called? Tell them I'll call 'em back when I'm done, dammit!

[Scott Campbell]

Goodell needs to suspend him just for coming up with the lamest excuse ever.

[Fosco33]

Goodell needs to suspend him just for coming up with the lamest excuse ever.

What's worse... he's used that excuse TWICE now. Lame, Brett... lame

"Two weeks ago,'' Brett Favre said, walking out of Reliant Stadium late Monday night, "I was weed-eatin.' I mean, to come out here and move around this way and make a few throws, I'm pretty happy with it.''


I think he meant to say he's been eating weed. It'd make a lot more sense based on his actions over the past 18 months.