OFFICIAL FAVRE SEXT SCANDAL ROCKS SPORTS WORLD

[Scott Campbell]

Sterger on Favre - "creepy douche".

In a February 2010 e-mail to Deadspin.com, she called Favre "a creepy douche" and added, "I just want to make it clear I never met him, saw him, etc. because I don't roll that way, meaning old . . . or married




Words of wisdom from Jenn - for every old drunk guy that thinks he's got a chance.

[mraynrand]

So you're saying,,,there's a CHANCE!

[Scott Campbell]

Deanna - "How did work go today honey?"

[Tarlam!]

Think they'll have a birthday party or go for a romantic dinner for two?

[Scott Campbell]

Think they'll have a birthday party or go for a romantic dinner for two?

I heard Deanna got him a new cellphone.

[packerbacker1234]

I also noted that Big Ben was only warned the first time his "incidents" came to light, and it was the 2nd repeated offense that caused the suspension - hence the high likelyhood of a slap on the wrist and a fine versus a suspension. Yeah, big ben was an example, but he was given a fair warning about it the first time.

[green_bowl_packer]

See My Dong

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AuEuYyfL0o

[Scott Campbell]

I also noted that Big Ben was only warned the first time his "incidents" came to light, and it was the 2nd repeated offense that caused the suspension - hence the high likelyhood of a slap on the wrist and a fine versus a suspension. Yeah, big ben was an example, but he was given a fair warning about it the first time.

How much fair warning do you need not to send cockshots to young female coworkers?

I see you're backing off your previous guarantee. Wise move.

[packerbacker1234]

I also noted that Big Ben was only warned the first time his "incidents" came to light, and it was the 2nd repeated offense that caused the suspension - hence the high likelyhood of a slap on the wrist and a fine versus a suspension. Yeah, big ben was an example, but he was given a fair warning about it the first time.

How much fair warning do you need not to send cockshots to young female coworkers?

I see you're backing off your previous guarantee. Wise move.

I am still fairly certain he isn't getting suspended, but that is a story for another time.

[Scott Campbell]

I also noted that Big Ben was only warned the first time his "incidents" came to light, and it was the 2nd repeated offense that caused the suspension - hence the high likelyhood of a slap on the wrist and a fine versus a suspension. Yeah, big ben was an example, but he was given a fair warning about it the first time.

How much fair warning do you need not to send cockshots to young female coworkers?

I see you're backing off your previous guarantee. Wise move.

I am still fairly certain he isn't getting suspended, but that is a story for another time.

Guarantee to high likelihood to fairly certain in couple of hours. At this pace you'll be ready to give him life in prison by dinner time.

[Bossman641]

It's all TT's fault. If he had never shipped Favre off to NY then Favre never would have been in a position to send cock shots to this woman.

(I just wanted to beat all the Favre apologists to the punch)

[Scott Campbell]

It's all TT's fault. If he had never shipped Favre off to NY then Favre never would have been in a position to send cock shots to this woman.

(I just wanted to beat all the Favre apologists to the punch)

Ted probably took all our free agent money and hired a celebrity voice impersonator.

[mission]

It's all TT's fault. If he had never shipped Favre off to NY then Favre never would have been in a position to send cock shots to this woman.

(I just wanted to beat all the Favre apologists to the punch)

Ted probably took all our free agent money and hired a celebrity voice impersonator.

[imscott72]

There's NO WAY the NFL suspends it's golden boy. The media would go ballistic. Like him or not he makes the NFL an assload of money.

The NFL suspended its original golden boy, Paul Hornung, back in the day when suspensions were unheard of. Hornung was immensely popular, one of the faces of the league.

The game is completely different now. Players like Favre are the face of the NFL. You're comparing apples to oranges when you look at those two generations.

[mission]

There's NO WAY the NFL suspends it's golden boy. The media would go ballistic. Like him or not he makes the NFL an assload of money.

The NFL suspended its original golden boy, Paul Hornung, back in the day when suspensions were unheard of. Hornung was immensely popular, one of the faces of the league.

The game is completely different now. Players like Favre are the face of the NFL. You're comparing apples to oranges when you look at those two generations.

Exactly, you're saying it yourself.

He's the face of the NFL. And when the face of your organization is involved in "inter-office" behavior that's considered illegal, you have to do something to change the public's perception of your organization. Remember this is the Jets where this happened; they just had that thing with the sideline reporter and the NFL is trying to attract even more women fans.

At some point the NFL will choose to send a message about this kind of stuff. It wouldn't floor me if he wasn't suspended (there are bigger conspiracies out there), but I could also see the NFL using it as an example.