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uofmman1122
September 27th, 2009, 03:28 PM
xmadx xmadx xmadx xmadx xmadx

CopperCat
September 27th, 2009, 03:41 PM
Doesn't matter what team he plays for, I will ALWAYS be a Brett Favre fan. That pass he made for the TD with two seconds left is exactly why he should still be playing the game. He is still exciting to watch, and he can change the dynamics of a team and make them competetive again.

uofmman1122
September 27th, 2009, 03:47 PM
Doesn't matter what team he plays for, I will ALWAYS be a Brett Favre fan. That pass he made for the TD with two seconds left is exactly why he should still be playing the game. He is still exciting to watch, and he can change the dynamics of a team and make them competetive again.I totally agree, I respect Brett Favre a lot, and I'm glad he's still playing and making those kind of game winning throws.


BUT NOT AGAINST THE 49ERS!! xmadx

grizband
September 27th, 2009, 03:48 PM
Doesn't matter what team he plays for, I will ALWAYS be a Brett Favre fan. That pass he made for the TD with two seconds left is exactly why he should still be playing the game. He is still exciting to watch, and he can change the dynamics of a team and make them competetive again.
Dude, I'm a Packers fan, and I still root for Favre (but not the Vikings). That last second TD was phenomenal, and tells me next week's game on Monday night should be huge.

LacesOut
September 27th, 2009, 04:06 PM
As an Eagle fan.........Greg Lewis!!!!!!!!!! GLew!!!!!!!! LOLOLOLOL

Pretty good play.

SC-T-Dogg
September 27th, 2009, 05:46 PM
Gotta love em, especially as my Panthers season has gone so far. I need a bright spot.

Seahawks Fan
September 27th, 2009, 05:55 PM
I'm a Jets fan, and all I can say is, good riddance. xnodx

UNCBears2010
September 27th, 2009, 07:03 PM
WOOOOHOOOO!!! BRETT FAVRE IS THE MAN!

GO VIKINGS!

Gil Dobie
September 27th, 2009, 07:27 PM
Dude, I'm a Packers fan, and I still root for Favre (but not the Vikings). That last second TD was phenomenal, and tells me next week's game on Monday night should be huge.

Favre, took the Jets from a 4 win team to almost making the playoffs. Now the Vikings fans are finding out finding out why we liked Favre so much in Green Bay for all those years. There will be 2 games that I will be rooting against Favre, I root against the Vikings every week though. xlolx

Silenoz
September 27th, 2009, 08:27 PM
double post

Silenoz
September 27th, 2009, 08:27 PM
Prevent prevents the win, again xnonono2x

Thunderstruck84
September 27th, 2009, 09:15 PM
Must... resist... Favre... can't... give... in!


Closed circuit message to all the critics hating on the Vikings for playing into Favre's unretirement drama: T-Jack NEVER EVER would have even come close to leading an 80 yard drive in 90 seconds with no timeouts and I'm guessing Sage wouldn't be much better. That is why Favre was pursued so vehemently by the Vikes even after being rebuffed once.

Get off your soap boxes Steve Young and Mark Schlereth, now you know exactly why this move was made... to your credit it sure looks like Favre wrecked that locker room, the Vikigns looked like a divided team after that last drive. xrolleyesx

onbison09
September 27th, 2009, 10:09 PM
Just don't watch ESPN this week. I think this song aptly described what happened when that was played in the newsroom. Also John Madden too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4

CopperCat
September 28th, 2009, 12:30 AM
Must... resist... Favre... can't... give... in!


Closed circuit message to all the critics hating on the Vikings for playing into Favre's unretirement drama: T-Jack NEVER EVER would have even come close to leading an 80 yard drive in 90 seconds with no timeouts and I'm guessing Sage wouldn't be much better. That is why Favre was pursued so vehemently by the Vikes even after being rebuffed once.

Get off your soap boxes Steve Young and Mark Schlereth, now you know exactly why this move was made... to your credit it sure looks like Favre wrecked that locker room, the Vikigns looked like a divided team after that last drive. xrolleyesx

I can't stand listening to the drivel of Steve Young and Mark Schlereth anymore. They both spout off about how Favre won't do much for the Vikings, he's a drama queen blah blah blah blah. Favre is still playing, and he is playing well, very well. They both need to just shut their pie holes and watch the fire works, because they might find that they would enjoy watching one of the NFL's great all time QB's doing what he does best: win, and in fine fashion.

SideLine Shooter
September 28th, 2009, 09:03 AM
Must... resist... Favre... can't... give... in!


Closed circuit message to all the critics hating on the Vikings for playing into Favre's unretirement drama: T-Jack NEVER EVER would have even come close to leading an 80 yard drive in 90 seconds with no timeouts and I'm guessing Sage wouldn't be much better. That is why Favre was pursued so vehemently by the Vikes even after being rebuffed once.

Get off your soap boxes Steve Young and Mark Schlereth, now you know exactly why this move was made... to your credit it sure looks like Favre wrecked that locker room, the Vikigns looked like a divided team after that last drive. xrolleyesx


I think Favre is playing because he loves the game and the competition.xnodx

He could play for my team any day.xthumbsupx

phoenixphanatic21
September 28th, 2009, 09:10 AM
Yay another reason for ESPN to spend another afternoon praising Farve until I want to puke at the mentioning of his name!


Gotta love em, especially as my Panthers season has gone so far. I need a bright spot.

Don't worry, things will change tonight xsmiley_wix

T-Dog
September 28th, 2009, 09:13 AM
I'm mad at Favre now. Armanti's play would have been #1 on Sportscenter if it wasn't for Favre so it had to settle for #2.

Big Al
September 28th, 2009, 09:43 AM
Benedict Favre-old.

He is dead to me. I cheered for him last year and even said his poor performance down the stretch had to be due to an injury.

This year? Forget it. I hope the Packers stuff him into the turf next week.

Ivytalk
September 28th, 2009, 12:23 PM
Brett Favre: a pain in the arse, but often a clutch pain in the arse.xnodx

Now let's see what happens on his next game-ending pick-6.!:p

onbison09
September 28th, 2009, 01:29 PM
Benedict Favre-old.

He is dead to me. I cheered for him last year and even said his poor performance down the stretch had to be due to an injury.

This year? Forget it. I hope the Packers stuff him into the turf next week.

Hey something an NDSU and UNI fan can agree on. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTev5pSuYLk :D