The official Farve: please give it up thread.

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TXA&M07

TXA&M07

Roll the dice....
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Didnt see one yet. I figured since he was talking to the Vikings, it might be worth mentioning.
 
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$ I suppose. That or he really really really wants to hang it to the Packers.
 
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TXVOL07 said:
and oh yea, I mis spelled that big time. I'll own that.
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mis spelled? ....should be one word. But, the Vikings is a great fit for Favre. I would like to see how that turns out...given his arm is healthy from that torn biceps.
 
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There's no loss here for vikings fans. If it's a good move, Brett wins games and puts us on a national stage. If it's a terrible move then we finally get rid of Childress (and draft Berry if he leaves early lol). The fact remains that hurt Brett at 40 is still better than Jackson and Rosenfels
 
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jhall014 said:
There's no loss here for vikings fans. If it's a good move, Brett wins games and puts us on a national stage. If it's a terrible move then we finally get rid of Childress (and draft Berry if he leaves early lol). The fact remains that hurt Brett at 40 is still better than Jackson and Rosenfels
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perhaps you missed him gettíng really old down thestretch last season
 
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JTrainDavis said:
perhaps you missed him gettíng really old down thestretch last season
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With a torn biceps tendon that was hanging on by a thread, which nobody seems to talk about. If Favre comes back, he just needs to be a game manager. In Minnesota, he can do that.

Good O-line: Check
Best Running Back in the game: Check
Solid Receivers: Check
Deep Threat: Check
Great Defense: Check

If he signs with Minnesota, they can make a run for the Super Bowl, but he needs to keep the throws under 30 a game.
 
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#16
What you wanna bet that Farve can throw a football over that mountain?
 
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Here is what Brett outta concern himself with imo.

Real. Comfortable. Jeans.
 
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orangetanker11 said:
With a torn biceps tendon that was hanging on by a thread, which nobody seems to talk about. If Favre comes back, he just needs to be a game manager. In Minnesota, he can do that.

Good O-line: Check
Best Running Back in the game: Check
Solid Receivers: Check
Deep Threat: Check
Great Defense: Check

If he signs with Minnesota, they can make a run for the Super Bowl, but he needs to keep the throws under 30 a game.
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Good luck with Favre on your Vikings. His unwillingness to accept the inevitable is comical, and he is making a joke of himself at this point. As a Packers fan, i wouldntbe worried in the least about Favre. Heck, we'll just bring back Don Majkowski and Sterling Sharpe .
 
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JTrainDavis said:
perhaps you missed him gettíng really old down thestretch last season
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He had an injury at the end of the season. Plus let's not forget, the Vikings are a run first offense. Also, he wouldn't be as relied upon as he was on the Jets, remember we have the best RB in the NFL (if LT has truly lost a step) a great line minus Birk and a good WR core with Berrian, Rice and (im sorry as a vols fan) Percy
 
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JTrainDavis said:
Good luck with Favre on your Vikings. His unwillingness to accept the inevitable is comical, and he is making a joke of himself at this point. As a Packers fan, i wouldntbe worried in the least about Favre. Heck, we'll just bring back Don Majkowski and Sterling Sharpe .
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Not MY Vikings, friend. I could care less whether they win or lose. But a healthy Favre can take the team deeper into the playoffs. Go back and look for yourself at his stats from last year, and you will see he was very productive until week 13 when he started having issues with his biceps tendon.

Brett Favre Stats, News, Photos - New York Jets - ESPN
 
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