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Exactly.Favre calls Thompson and gets the brush-off. Suddenly sources close to Favre leak to the press that Favre has been calling or texting and the GB brass aren't taking his calls. It's an end around and gets the story out to the fans.I think Favre likes the attention and gets off on the fans wanting him to return.
Link to who the sources were?
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....texIronic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
Only the bolded part is true to the best of my knowledge.some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
Total media whore.....Come back Favre!!!! Let's make a run at another FFL title!!!!Beergogglz said:What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......
FAVRE!!!!!
Beergogglz said:Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
Nice spin, I hadn't thought of this. He's current antics could truly hurt and divide a young team in transition.
The point is someone just claimed that it was "sources close to Favre"...fact is we don't know if they were Favre sources or team sources...get it.Where do I claim its being made up?
Favre has gone his own way...Im sure mgmt would have wanted him to keep his mouth shut during those other situations.And it has been pretty apparent that he and Thompson don't quite agree on things from the beginning.But your hate is amusing.Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Umm...the media ran with it before Favre ever said a thing...as they always have.Something you just don't seem to get.What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
Headlines Favre letter to Packers to be mailed shortly?
Umm...the media ran with it before Favre ever said a thing...as they always have.Something you just don't seem to get.What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
no, he is not just some totally innocent victim and can head off some of these thing...I don't think anyone has ever claimed differently.
stop blaming the media. favre yaps, media gets a hold of it....end of story. if favre didnt say anything peter king, chris mortensen, adam shefter, jay glazer and the fellas wouldnt report anything, simple as that. last week chris mortensen was saying favre had an itch and was considering a comeback; favre said it was a rumor. who seemed to be telling the truth?This.Favre got the itch and floated the idea to a few people.
Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Time to fade away, BF.
That's probably what's bugging Favre and the "real" reason for his return, lol.Time to put all the passing records out of Manning's reach.
Ain't it funny when an apologist doesn't even know he's an apologist?Umm...the media ran with it before Favre ever said a thing...as they always have.Something you just don't seem to get.What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
no, he is not just some totally innocent victim and can head off some of these thing...I don't think anyone has ever claimed differently.
Gonna be tough, since Manning is 7000 yards and 50 TDs ahead of where Favre was at the same age.Time to put all the passing records out of Manning's reach.
I don't think I understand this. They owe it to him? Didn't Favre agree to proper compensation for his services? I doubt anyone is any more aware of what he did for this franchise than Favre himself. What, in turn, doe Favre owe to the franchise for years of meaningful employment?
I will stop blaming the media for making a circus out of all of this when they stop doing such things.They go on, like people on this board, whining about how they are tired of talking about it...by continuing to talk about it.billymays said:Umm...the media ran with it before Favre ever said a thing...as they always have.Something you just don't seem to get.What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
no, he is not just some totally innocent victim and can head off some of these thing...I don't think anyone has ever claimed differently.
Not as funny as the biggest Favre hater on this board who cannot even see the point that was being made.Beergogglz said:Ain't it funny when an apologist doesn't even know he's an apologist?billymays said:Umm...the media ran with it before Favre ever said a thing...as they always have.Something you just don't seem to get.What is lost on the Favre apologists is that Favre himself could have put an end to all of it by simply saying, "No comment" or "I'm finished and will not speak about the topic any further." The dastardly media can't do much with that soundbite, can they? You never, EVER get that from Favre, though. He's always willing to keep the story going, since he himself cannot stop from dropping hints about it, not to mention the fact he is incapable of telling his family/representation to just shut up and stop perpetuating the circus. Poor guy. He really is a completely innocent victim to the whole sordid affair, just as his man-crushes purport him to be.......some early indications as to what Favre's plans might be concerning coming out of retirement could occur at one of these events-
1. July 19 when Favre introduces old buddy Frank Winters as Winters in inducted into the Packer Hall of Fame. or
2. July 24 Packer Shareholders meeting where i am sure lots of questions will be asked and management may address this issue.
3. July 28 and thereafter- TC begins....
Clearly there is a lot of emotion around this issue, with fans grouped in a couple of camps, those whose dislike of Favre is exemplified by the above post, repeated below, in which the poster puts the blame for the yearly discussions on his retirement on Favre, steadfastly refusing to aknowledge that this was an annual media frenzy generated to sell newspapers, garner attention on TV or radio with no compassion for the dilemna Favre faced.
Clearly statements like this reflect the poster's underlying views about the player in question and color his assessment...At any rate the vitriol of some posters on this subject is getting out of hand.....Ironic that, prior to his annual "Will I or won't I? Look at me! Look at me! Notice meeeeeeeeee!" offseason dog and pony shows, Favre has always taken management's side and been a company man when it came to dealing with players (Javon Walker and Mike McKenzie, for example) and the distractions they might bring. Amazing how things change when the shoe is on the other drama queen's foot, ain't it?
Oh, wait. I forgot that the deity of GB can do no wrong and plays by a separate, special set of rules fully endorsed and enabled by his cleat-chasing fans.......
as an NFL football fan I have watched Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman, etc play through the years. Its always been fun to watch the great QB's play. Also interesting that at least the first two of those listed above retired and came back to play again or extended their playing career a bit longer than some would have wished...
For those of us who are NFL fans and enjoy watching the best play, if Favre returns then we can hopefully enjoy watching him play. if he stays retired then we can remember him for his play.
Whatever happens i guess there will always be the Favre whiners/haters and the rest of us who enjoy watching a guy play a mans game with youthful enthusiasm....
tex
no, he is not just some totally innocent victim and can head off some of these thing...I don't think anyone has ever claimed differently.
If that is the case, and no, I don't think that is the clear cut reason...then Brett is the biggest moron in the league (or not out of the league).If anyone thought Thompson was going to go and try and get Moss...they lack any common sense and concept of reality.Bojang0301 said:
That's how I spell DIVA.And now you'll get some Favre fanatic try some circular logic saying he earned his own locker room yet argue that the Packers have a right to move on in spite of all that Favre has done for the franchise.
But I thought all of this was a rumor fabricated by the big, bad media?
DIVA...he did not request the locker room..it was made for him. (IIRC)At the time the locker was built...yes, he earned that type of respect...what does that have to do with the current situation? Oh wait...its not related really, they are two different thoughts.
Somebody does not comprehend things very well if they think anyone has said the entire story is a rumor. I don't think even Brett was trying to say that.But I thought all of this was a rumor fabricated by the big, bad media?
It's obvious by his recent actions that when the distraction is being created someone other than Favre, he agrees wholeheartedly with the bolded statement above. Hell, he's said as much to the evil media, right? But when the high heel is on his own precious foot, it sure seems like that opinion changes a wee bit, don't it?
I have no clue what you are even trying to say here.Is this even a coherent thought?It's obvious by his recent actions that when the distraction is being created someone other than Favre, he agrees wholeheartedly with the bolded statement above. Hell, he's said as much to the evil media, right? But when the high heel is on his own precious foot, it sure seems like that opinion changes a wee bit, don't it?
Funny that his brother...would you all agree his brother is close to Favre?...his brother claimed it was only 50/50.Most league insiders? Like Mark Murphy and Bob Harlan?Oh...and any article that even brings up releasing him is kind of laughable...does anyone truely believe the team would just release him and let him have the chance to sign with Minny? Really?
No offense, but I understood what he said.I have no clue what you are even trying to say here.Is this even a coherent thought?It's obvious by his recent actions that when the distraction is being created someone other than Favre, he agrees wholeheartedly with the bolded statement above. Hell, he's said as much to the evil media, right? But when the high heel is on his own precious foot, it sure seems like that opinion changes a wee bit, don't it?
50%....now 80%...soon 100%. Get ready for Favre!!!
So ready...lol.Hey...I guess I don't have to buy a new jersey to wear to games if he comes back. Gives me more time to search for that #77 Mandarich Jersey I have been wanting.50%....now 80%...soon 100%. Get ready for Favre!!!
FavreCo must be talking about the interception recordCalBear said:Gonna be tough, since Manning is 7000 yards and 50 TDs ahead of where Favre was at the same age.Time to put all the passing records out of Manning's reach.
Hmmm.... that would be YOUSomebody does not comprehend things very wellBut I thought all of this was a rumor fabricated by the big, bad media?
if they think anyone has said the entire story is a rumor. I don't think even Brett was trying to say that.
That's already locked in for eternity. There isn't a QB today nor in the future that can touch that record. A. You have to be good enough to throw more TD's than INT's.FavreCo must be talking about the interception recordCalBear said:Gonna be tough, since Manning is 7000 yards and 50 TDs ahead of where Favre was at the same age.Time to put all the passing records out of Manning's reach.
B. You have to play 15+ years. C. You have to throw when you shouldn't. 
Imagine that. A Favre thread and your ugly mug is all over it. I can't figure out if your blinded by your hate for Favre, or you're a closet fan. You truly sound silly always stalking every thread that comes up. Get a life..But I thought all of this was a rumor fabricated by the big, bad media?
Well, I must say that post is far from being excellent to someone, Scott. For shame!Imagine that. A Favre thread and your ugly mug is all over it. I can't figure out if your blinded by your hate for Favre, or you're a closet fan. You truly sound silly always stalking every thread that comes up. Get a life..
sources....sho this stuff is actually happening its not all made up.
