Vikings fan to Packer fans -- told ya Favre might come back!

I'll take a fuck you from Steve Fuller, but Greg Landry? Don't make me drag out Rusty Lisch to kick your ass.

And Steve Stenstrom knows he's the ultimate in fail because I couldn't remember him.

 

Rusty Lisch? E-fucking-gad

 

If Favre does come back, then the Packers would have the two best quarterbacks in the NFC North.

 

Which says more about the level of suck of NFL North qbs than it does about the Packers.

 

Until recently, when Packers fans dogged the Bears about their QBs, Bears fans could respond in kind about the Packers RBs. Thankfully (from where I'm sitting), Dorsey Levens and Ahman Green changed that unholy balance in the last decade.

But until that point, the backfields of my youth were peopled by the likes of Terdell Middleton, Barty Smith, Eric Torkelson, the oft-injured Eddie Lee Ivery, Gerry Ellis (who actually wasn't bad), Jessie Clark, the legendary Harlan Huckleby, even MORE legendary Paul Ott Carruth, malcontent and general asshole Brent Fullwood, Keith Woodside, Michael Haddix, Vince Workman, Darrell Thompson ... ugh.

Not to mention an utterly immobile Lynn Dickey ... which doesn't change the fact he was near-God-like in his abilities. OK perhaps that's a stretch, but he had his moments.

 

That was my point -- that Rodgers, with his two starts, is probably the best quarterback in that division.

 

It's easy to pick on the Bears and their awful quarterback situation, but I distinctly recall Favre getting outplayed by Neckbeard Orton late last season.

Cold weather. Fighting for (at the time) home field advantage with the Cowboys and the Packers get ass-raped by a Bears defense missing five or six starters to complete a season sweep. Laugh all you want, but Lovie Smith has the Packers number.

Are the Packers a SB team? I still think that's up in the air. We'll see this season if they're able to go 16 games without any major injuries and a quarterback (Rodgers) who hasn't played three consecutive quarters without getting injured.

The Packers management need Favre more than they want to let on.

 

this is almost as bad as espn having a weekly update on chad johnson. pick something and stick with it already.

 

Sure, let's have come back so we can see him throw yet another ill advised pass for a pick that snuffs out his team's season.

If I'm the Pack, I'm moving on. You want to play Favre? Be prepared to do it somewhere else.

Brett, don't go away mad. Brett, just go away-ay-ay.