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Right. I believe my Patriots have unfinished business at Dolphin Stadium.
Regarding the Steelers...
Psshhhhh......you must be crazy....its time for the Patriots to move into the handicapped spot.
Did the Patriots make it to the Super Bowl this past year? I'm sure you guys had fun watching us on tv...but we shall see desert....we shall see.
I'm pretty sure most everyone in Green Bay and many other places would want Brett Favre, who was once a great quarterback but is now making Michael Vick look good, to earn one more quarterback record before he once again hangs up what remains of his balls;
Most times sacked in a season/game/minute. Dude deserves to spend his last-plus-two season on his back on every football field in the nation, staring up at some lineman laughing at him.
I was never a Green Bay fan, but I shall cheer them on loudly when they play the Vikings.
I really don't get all the Favre hate.
It's not like he is the one who kept calling the Vikings. Favre is still a pretty damn good quarterback when healthy, which he wasn't at the end of last year. Without a doubt, Favre is better than both of the guys who the Vikings were going to run out there this year, and BOTH OF THOSE GUYS ARE INJURED!!!
He is only 39 years old. It is his legacy, and he can do what he wants to with it. He is getting paid 10 million dollars to run a team that has a serious shot a going to the Super Bowl. He also has one of the best RB's in the NFL behind him, and a sold WR corps.
If nothing else, it's a better/more interesting league with Favre in it. It's good TV. It's good drama, and it's going to make the year more fun.
It's not like he is the one who kept calling the Vikings. Favre is still a pretty damn good quarterback when healthy, which he wasn't at the end of last year. Without a doubt, Favre is better than both of the guys who the Vikings were going to run out there this year, and BOTH OF THOSE GUYS ARE INJURED!!!
He is only 39 years old. It is his legacy, and he can do what he wants to with it. He is getting paid 10 million dollars to run a team that has a serious shot a going to the Super Bowl. He also has one of the best RB's in the NFL behind him, and a sold WR corps.
If nothing else, it's a better/more interesting league with Favre in it. It's good TV. It's good drama, and it's going to make the year more fun.
Pill_Hacker said:
Are you serious?! Brett retired after 2 years of doing the same old "am I or am I not going to retire" routine . The Packers didn't want him to leave, they simply wanted him to make a decision so they could move forward with their team with or with out him. So then after the whole off season of prepping Rodgers for the job, he comes back and expects to take the spot like nothing happened. It does not work that way. HE moved on, so the Pack did the same.
As for only trading him to a certain team, well that is just smart business. Why would I trade a good QB to a place where he could effect our season?
I'm not a Farve hater. I just am sick of all the drama he has to create every pre season when he plays this whole game of retiring and coming back. Just make up your mind and then go with it. What's changed in 3 weeks? Why couldn't he have just signed with them then??
As I said above the best thing this has done is made the Pack vs Vikqueens game even more fun. I can't wait!
When you are Brett Favre, and you say you don't want to go to camp, you don't have to go to camp.
afterburner18
FS SNA
GO FARVE!!! Skol Vikings, let's win this game, Skol Vikings, honor your name, Go get that first down, Then get a touchdown. Rock 'em . . . Sock 'em Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Go Vikings, run up the score, You'll hear us yell for more. . . V-I-K-I-N-G-S
Skol, Vikings, let's go!
Skol, Vikings, let's go!
^ what the hell just happened?
Sounds like afterburner just shot a load for Brett Favre and the Vikings
afterburner18
FS SNA
No just got a Wiscony buddy who is on AW here, giving him some grief.
Pill_Hacker said:That's our fight song, duh. Maybe if we added some jug toots, banjos, jaw harps and musical saws it would appeal more to you
sick burn, dickface.
So for real...is anyone working on the ESPN fantasy league? If I knew what the hell I was doing I'd create it. But.. "what do I know? I'm just an Ensign."
Pill_Hacker said:
Not going to camp as a defensive end is a little different than not going as a quarterback. A defensive end doesn't have to worry about learning the offense inside and out, being THE team leader, or getting the timing down with his receivers. He just has to show up on Sundays and chase the guy under center. If a D end can show up in the shape that he needs to be, its really no big deal. Thats not the case for a quarterback. Especially a 45 year old quarterback with a brand new team.
Brett is 39 and the Vikings run the same offense that Green Bay and Favre ran for 16 years. Plus, Percy Harvin, Bernard Berrian, and Adrian Peterson don't have but 5 years in the NFL total. They all have something to learn from Favre.
Favre took extra time during special teams practice yesterday to go over the playbook with the coaches. Also, when everyone else left for the day, he stayed behind running conditioning sprints.
My CO didn't fly but about once or twice a month and he wasn't the best at operating the whiz bang computer shit in the cockpit, but when it came to the fundamentals of being a helicopter pilot, I knew my best chances of surviving an emergency situation resided with him in the cockpit.