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Favre - stay or go?

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by Claws for Concern, Sep 11, 2006.

  1. Riddick

    Riddick Active Member

    The problem is the offense just sucks. It sucked last year, while the defense was ranked in the top 10 in the league. Yet, instead of addressing those needs on offense, Packers management decided to draft a linebacker and spend a shitload of money on an over-the-hill cornerback.
    After hearing Favre all offseason talk about he'll only be back if the team made some major changes, I still don't know what he was thinking when he decided to come back. IMO, i think management made all the decisions needed to give him an excuse to retire, and he just didn't bite.
     
  2. Gutter

    Gutter Well-Known Member

    Bingo. And I stopped drinking the Favre Kool-aid years ago ... this loss is not on Favre.
     
  3. Norman Stansfield

    Norman Stansfield Active Member

    Buck, Noah Herron, that 76th-string RB you were talking about, is just light-skinned.
     
  4. Claws for Concern

    Claws for Concern Active Member

    Bubbler, what gets me about a 26-0 loss in Game 1 is why isn't Aaron Rodgers getting some playing time in a lopsided loss?

    I'm not jumping to conclusions, I just think the Packers are stuck in a Favre situation they need to rectify as quickly as possible.
     
  5. Beef03

    Beef03 Active Member

    When exactly was the last time Favre was on top? The late 90's?
    Gretzky always said he would go when he felt he couldn't perform to his lofty standards and contribute the way he used to. Despite leading the Rangers with 62 points in 1999, he knew it was time, despite just about everyone begging him to come back for another year. I like that. He went out onhis own terms without hanging on pathetically for dear life.
     
  6. Beef03

    Beef03 Active Member

    It is sad how this has become a 'Favre situation,' and I whole heartedly agree with you, even though I am a Bears fan and enjoyed last night's win to the fullest extent despite being stuck covering a jr. b hockey training camp..
     
  7. Oz

    Oz Well-Known Member

    It's almost like Favre took his sweet time this offseason, trying to see whether he could be traded elsewhere. The Packers never thought about that, they thought either he's back or he's retired. He didn't get his wish to go elsewhere despite the waiting, now he's back on a terrible team and looks miserable. This is a guy who always made football look fun. It would be like seeing Hines Ward not smiling out there. You know something's wrong, but he won't come out with the complete truth and insists on playing through it.

    Favre and the Packers needed a divorce. Instead, they stuck together and are making each other miserable.
     
  8. healingman

    healingman Guest

    Give him a few more weeks. Hell, he's probably got this season for himself anyway. After this year, ho-ho, you gotta go, Brett. See ya at Canton, baby. ;-)
     
  9. farmerjerome

    farmerjerome Active Member

    Hmmm, maybe he ends his career in KC?

    Probably not, but hey, who knows?
     
  10. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    As a Bears fan I would urge him to hang on in Green Bay for as long as he can. Barring that, I'd like to see him finish his career with the Vikings. ;D
     
  11. farmerjerome

    farmerjerome Active Member

    (Raises hand) Second.
     
  12. Michael_ Gee

    Michael_ Gee Well-Known Member

    Should've retired two years ago. Didn't. Packers should bench him for Rodgers right now. Won't. It's all very, very sad.
     
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