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Do you believe Favre this time?

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Teddy Roosevelt:
Yall know what I'm talking about.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/feed/2010-10/favre-scandal/story/favre-says-he-will-not-play-next-season

Chamillitary Click:
Honestly, yeah.

He's throwing picks left & right. The Vikings future seemed real bright after last season, but now even the youngin's are getting banged up; the franchise is running in reverse.

Brad Childress needs to go; but that's another story.

I think Favre is finally done. I can completely understand him coming back this year. Last year he was like 33-5 or some shit like that; hard to walk away from that; but that would of at least been a nice season to call it quits.

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on November 11, 2010, 11:17:18 PM ---Honestly, yeah.

He's throwing picks left & right. The Vikings future seemed real bright after last season, but now even the youngin's are getting banged up; the franchise is running in reverse.

Brad Childress needs to go; but that's another story.

I think Favre is finally done. I can completely understand him coming back this year. Last year he was like 33-5 or some shit like that; hard to walk away from that; but that would of at least been a nice season to call it quits.

--- End quote ---



And he would have called it quits with a ring if those dicks didn't fumble all those balls. Colts never stood a chance against any of the two teams the way they're coached.

theremedy360:
Fuck that old faggot

M Dogg™:
His done, and I think he knows it. Chili will be fired, but I think now the team is going to try to win to send Favre home a winner. More than likely wouldn't, but that's the team's rallying cry. They should have never traded Moss though, Moss and Rice would have been just awesome to watch catch Favres' wild throws.

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