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Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight. Somebody's tired of being out of the spotlight...BuckeyeTillIDie;1741659; said:
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BuckeyeTillIDie;1741659; said:
can we get a v-bet on how long it will take Favre to announce that he changed his mind once again and will be returning?
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LitlBuck
Kevin Warren is an ass
If I were the Vikings, I would tell him that I don't want him to come back even if he changes his mind or doesn't change his mind or whatever. For a future Hall of Famer, he certainly isn't acting the part or maybe he is.
I never particularly cared for him anyhow and this is making me dislike him even more.:!
I never particularly cared for him anyhow and this is making me dislike him even more.:!
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JXC
17-4 since 2001
The guy wants to play...and the only way he isn't playing is because of his ankle...so how can you be pissed at the guy if you are the vikings?
He was up front that if the ankle is good he would play, and if not, then he wouldn't. What more can he do?
And if I were the Vikings, I would be happy to have him back, in any way. He was amazing last year. It seems like he jerks the media around a lot more than he jerks the vikings around. And even though everyone acts like they are sick of this...they aren't. People like drama...every popular TV show is a drama. People like sports because of drama.
Personally I hope he comes back, because watching Vikings games with him on the team last year was fun. More Favre...more fun (in voice of asian six flags guy).
He was up front that if the ankle is good he would play, and if not, then he wouldn't. What more can he do?
And if I were the Vikings, I would be happy to have him back, in any way. He was amazing last year. It seems like he jerks the media around a lot more than he jerks the vikings around. And even though everyone acts like they are sick of this...they aren't. People like drama...every popular TV show is a drama. People like sports because of drama.
Personally I hope he comes back, because watching Vikings games with him on the team last year was fun. More Favre...more fun (in voice of asian six flags guy).
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localyokel
Allergic to Kool-Aid
Brett wanted to keep playing football, but he needed to devote himself full-time to quelling the horrifying armadillo invasion at his estate.
Brett Favre's coming back ... to shoot that armadillo! - TwinCities.com
Brett Favre's coming back ... to shoot that armadillo! - TwinCities.com
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BuckeyeTillIDie
The North Remembers
ESPN saying Favre hasn't made a decision. Expected. Zzz.
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Gatorubet
Loathing All Things Georgia
Bizarre allegations against Favre could complicate his decision
Posted by Mike Florio on August 4, 2010 2:27 PM ET
On Monday, Vikings players began to receive text messages from quarterback Brett Favre regarding his intent to retire.
As it turns out, the messages they received could have been a lot worse.
The folks at Deadspin report that Jenn Sterger, who worked in 2008 as an in-house sideline reporter for the Jets and who currently is a member of the cast of The Daily Line on Versus, claims that she received text messages from a certain Brett Lorenzo Favre featuring pictures of, um, Little Lorenzo.
It's not the first time we've heard a story like this, thanks to Sean Salisbury. But Salisbury was largely irrelevant at the time. As to Favre, this disclosure possibly could influence his decision regarding whether or not he'll play in 2010.
Though there's no evidence that Favre was engaged in the kind of sordid escapades that brought down Tiger Woods' marriage, forced him to cough up $750 million to his ex-wife, and wreaked enough havoc on his life to render him a near-mortal on the golf course, Woods' misadventures began with a story in the National Enquirer, which was the catalyst for the Thanksgiving night 9-iron to the Escalade, which got the whole thing rolling.
And so, in the end, Favre's career possibly could be derailed not by his biceps tendon or his ankle or any other part of his body -- except for one of the body parts that he never has used on the football field.
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Posted by Mike Florio on August 4, 2010 2:27 PM ET
On Monday, Vikings players began to receive text messages from quarterback Brett Favre regarding his intent to retire.
As it turns out, the messages they received could have been a lot worse.
The folks at Deadspin report that Jenn Sterger, who worked in 2008 as an in-house sideline reporter for the Jets and who currently is a member of the cast of The Daily Line on Versus, claims that she received text messages from a certain Brett Lorenzo Favre featuring pictures of, um, Little Lorenzo.
It's not the first time we've heard a story like this, thanks to Sean Salisbury. But Salisbury was largely irrelevant at the time. As to Favre, this disclosure possibly could influence his decision regarding whether or not he'll play in 2010.
Though there's no evidence that Favre was engaged in the kind of sordid escapades that brought down Tiger Woods' marriage, forced him to cough up $750 million to his ex-wife, and wreaked enough havoc on his life to render him a near-mortal on the golf course, Woods' misadventures began with a story in the National Enquirer, which was the catalyst for the Thanksgiving night 9-iron to the Escalade, which got the whole thing rolling.
And so, in the end, Favre's career possibly could be derailed not by his biceps tendon or his ankle or any other part of his body -- except for one of the body parts that he never has used on the football field.
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jimotis4heisman
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localyokel;1741847; said:
we can now assume thump is a farve fan...
Gatorubet;1742444; said:Bizarre allegations against Favre could complicate his decision
Posted by Mike Florio on August 4, 2010 2:27 PM ET
On Monday, Vikings players began to receive text messages from quarterback Brett Favre regarding his intent to retire.
As it turns out, the messages they received could have been a lot worse.
The folks at Deadspin report that Jenn Sterger, who worked in 2008 as an in-house sideline reporter for the Jets and who currently is a member of the cast of The Daily Line on Versus, claims that she received text messages from a certain Brett Lorenzo Favre featuring pictures of, um, Little Lorenzo.
It's not the first time we've heard a story like this, thanks to Sean Salisbury. But Salisbury was largely irrelevant at the time. As to Favre, this disclosure possibly could influence his decision regarding whether or not he'll play in 2010.
Though there's no evidence that Favre was engaged in the kind of sordid escapades that brought down Tiger Woods' marriage, forced him to cough up $750 million to his ex-wife, and wreaked enough havoc on his life to render him a near-mortal on the golf course, Woods' misadventures began with a story in the National Enquirer, which was the catalyst for the Thanksgiving night 9-iron to the Escalade, which got the whole thing rolling.
And so, in the end, Favre's career possibly could be derailed not by his biceps tendon or his ankle or any other part of his body -- except for one of the body parts that he never has used on the football field.
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the comical thing is the link in the story says she cant share since her blackberry is "all messed up"
'Brett Favre Once Sent Me Cock Shots': Not A Love Story
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