Brett Favre has gone back and forth about whether he would play or retire. Does all of that back-and-forth harm his legacy?
I just love watching him play so I don't care what team he plays for! I will follow him to the very end... whenever that is.
#2 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:20 PM EDTWhat's to watch? His performance is way down. He doesn't excite me.
I agree -- perhaps the fans should listen to the ladies on this list...
I would not want to be with Farve when he enters Lambeau Field in a purple jersey.
#3 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:20 PM EDTI now cannot wait for that day..and honestly I can't say whether he'll be boo'd or cheered...what do you think?
The best thing that could happen to him would be a standing ovation. That would screw with his head. Then the Pack could take him and the "Queens" and give them a good solid loss.
I'll be cheering my A$$ off for Brett and I can see Lambeau from my house.
2 cents, what did he do off the field to make him so great? The pain killer addiction? The girlfriends his wife had to put up with? What exactly?
Edward - what he does off the field does not negate the fact that he is one of the best players ever to play the game. Off the field actions should not be used to judge a players greatness. No one is perfect and his personal life is just that - personal.
Spoken like a true Vick fan - oh wait we're talking about Favre here......
Jt'smom - 2 cents said "Are you kidding me ? Brett has done more for Football on and off the field than anyone. No way his legacy can be tainted. "
And I reponded with facts of Farve's off field performance. Please take the time to read before flapping for lips
Hopefully he'll get the Joe Theisman sendoff and we'll finally be done with him.
#4 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:32 PM EDTHe has become a caricature of his former self. He is becoming one of those stereotypical former highschool football stars that keep trying to re-live their glory days. (Al Bundy) I think he can apply for his AARP card next year.
#5 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:33 PM EDTWho?....as in "Who cares?"
Get over yourself Brett, we have!
#8 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:41 PM EDTDarn Brett. For years and years and years, we enjoyed watching you play and play hard. Give it up man, PLEASE. Stop putting these other kids on the backburner. The Vikings ought to be ashamed. They're the ones to blame. Once he said he was done, that should have been the end of it. I want the Vikes to be a winner, but win with what you have already. He was a disaster with the Jets and now you're making the same mistake.
#9 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:48 PM EDT12 million for one year? I'd say he is doing OK,
#11 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:59 PM EDTWhat have you done for me today? How quick they forget. Now I know what a "packer" is.
"I'll play one more year."
"Piss-off Bret."
When he retires, he'll be at the right end of the river, too...
Brett loves to play. I love to watch him. Thompson and Murphy did him wrong. I hope Brett does well and the Packer players do well. I would like to see Thompson and Murphy retire. They have taken away my love for the Packer organization. Brett -- You can play as long as you want and for whom ever you want. I will always be a fan.
#14 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:10 PM EDTI couldn't agree more! Thompson can leave on the next train out of GB and take his 31-33 record with him. I'll always be a Packer fan, but never a fan of this management. As for Favre, I hope he has a terrific season (never bet against him!), but the Queens lose.
What legacy? He has no legacy now.
#15 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:13 PM EDTSure he does! He is a GUARANTEED vote-in for the first Hall of Fame Ballot as soon as he becomes elibible. He holds the record for TD passes in the NFL, he holds the record for most concequtive starts of ANY QB in the NFL during the regular season ... The man loves to play football and would have been QUITE happy to continue playing for Green Bay if they hadn't traded him to the Jets. Even after Green Bay gave Mike Sherman the heave-ho he STILL played great football. The man is already a legend. I think any true fan of football will be there cheering him on no matter what color he's wearing or what team he's playing for. He already HAS a legacy and every single TD pass he throws just builds on a record that NOBODY will be able to touch for a long time!
And now the Viking fans get to watch him throw the critical interception with the season on the line.
#16 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:13 PM EDTLast game with the Pack, overtime, the game on the line, and the first pass he throws is intercepted. Enough, Favre ... go home.
What you don't think TJac is going to be throwing up ints? I'm not a Farve fan but on his worse day as an old man he is better than TJac. They have a chance at the big dance with him.
The highlight films and the record books don't and won't remember the media circuses that surround sports stars.....it'll fade away like T.O. and McNabb's fued in Philly...no one cares about it anymore...I think Favre is smart enough to realize that too...smarter than the average fan i'm sure too on how the system and publicity machine works
#18 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:30 PM EDTYes - Anybody outside of a Packer fan - Absolutely Yes. ENOUGH!
It does give more demand to an invention I've been working on. It's called "Favre block" - turn it on and any mention of "Favre" and the TV will automatically change channels for 2 minutes, and then return. Will be marketed as a way to control the urge to throw things at the TV.
#19 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:30 PM EDTI second this, I personally do not want to watch that idiot squirt out enough tears to cry a river greater then the Mississippi itself.
Bill, I love you! I am a lifelong Giants fan, but my husband lives and dies with the Pack. I would LOVE to be able to block everything Favre out of my television...unfortunately my husband wants to watch- and rant- as he sees "his" quarterback going over to the enemy.
I'm just sick of this guy thinking he's more important than the game.
Honestly, I am to the point I would rather hear stories about Michael Vick. Vick has his issues but he makes no secret he wants to play football and he took the first team that asked him. All Farve is doing is trying to milk the situation. I hope the Vikings don't win a game until they put his whiney keister on the bench for good.
#20 - Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:48 PM EDTThe Bengals asked Vick first. Talk about a sad, sad team...the one Mike Vick turns down.
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Favre is all about Favre. How could the Vikings be his new favorite team when he is a former Packer?