Brett Favre Reportedly hasn't decided to retire (AGAIN)

I don't know if it's a sure thing, but the Vikes should be a playoff team for sure.

I like Green Bay and, gulp,.... Dallas in the NFC Championship game.

**I think I just threw up in mouth just now.**

Come on man, the NFC East should at least be more competitive this year than it was last year, and they have just as tough a schedule as we do.

Word is he was actually inviting some teammates over to a Michael Jackson "This is It" viewing party...but somehow that message got lost in translationKnowing the media, I suspect they don't mind losing a ton of stuff in translation if it means registering a ton of website hits.

I know it has got to be hard to walk away from something you love especially something you have been doing most of your life, but at some point I wonder if Favre isn't doing this to see what sort of attention he may get from his indecision.

Come on man, the NFC East should at least be more competitive this year than it was last year, and they have just as tough a schedule as we do.

Knowing the media, I suspect they don't mind losing a ton of stuff in translation if it means registering a ton of website hits.

Skins and Dallas will be king of the beast, just like old times. New York and Philly will be good but we'll be better.

I know it has got to be hard to walk away from something you love especially something you have been doing most of your life, but at some point I wonder if Favre isn't doing this to see what sort of attention he may get from his indecision.

Favre get's the maximum attention and respect in the football world and I understand because he has earned it over the many years he's played.

However, what he does each year at this time is unfair to Jackson, Rosenfels and whoever else may be there trying to prepare for the season. It must be tough on those guys not knowing what to expect until the very last minute.

Word is he was actually inviting some teammates over to a Michael Jackson "This is It" viewing party...but somehow that message got lost in translation

You are joking, right?
I'm sure a ton of em packed up from Minnesota to go to bum **** Louisiana to watch MJ sing Billie Jean and have a huge plate of crawfish and Aunt Francines Gumbo afterwards.
If you aren't, a huge LOL.

Never really envisioned Brett Favrah as a MJ fan. Maybe he'll do a moonwalk over the big GB logo on the 50 yd line after a TD toss this year?

The cries of pain from fantasy football owners who cut Favre can be heard from miles away.


Most owners would have waited for official word before making a drastic decision to dump the guy who waffles more than anyone.

Favre get's the maximum attention and respect in the football world and I understand because he has earned it over the many years he's played.

However, what he does each year at this time is unfair to Jackson, Rosenfels and whoever else may be there trying to prepare for the season. It must be tough on those guys not knowing what to expect until the very last minute.

Well the Vikings management and ownership could also show some cojones in all this. Anybody think Allen and Shanahan would allow this?

You are joking, right?
I'm sure a ton of em packed up from Minnesota to go to bum **** Louisiana to watch MJ sing Billie Jean and have a huge plate of crawfish and Aunt Francines Gumbo afterwards.
If you aren't, a huge LOL.

Never really envisioned Brett Favrah as a MJ fan. Maybe he'll do a moonwalk over the big GB logo on the 50 yd line after a TD toss this year?

Completely serious (http://www.impawards.com/2009/posters/this_is_it.jpg)




not really

I think this incident, as well as the Haynesworth mis-communication shows how out of touch management can be with some of these high profile athletes.

Completely serious (http://www.impawards.com/2009/posters/this_is_it.jpg)




not really

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