Should Favre Retire?

Avery

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No, at least not yet IMO.

He's getting rustier and making some passes that he would not normally make since he was backing up Majowski in the 90's. His passes still have some zip but not as much as they used to.

The Lambeau magic he wove seems to be wearing off. Right now, the Vikes are up 24-10 on hallowed ground. The place used to be magic but I get the feeling that it's midnight and no one wants to tell Cindarella that the carriage is a pumpkin.

I can see Favre playing one more year and GB going QB in this draft. Start in 2005 while having his heir hold the clipboard. Come 2006, grab a headset and watch the young guy work and be available come injury. 2007, retire and wait until Canton calls in 2012.

He's a great player who I have nothing but positive things to say about, but I think maybe it's time they start thinking future in the frozen tundra.
 
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Avery said:
No, at least not yet IMO.

He's getting rustier and making some passes that he would not normally make since he was backing up Majowski in the 90's. His passes still have some zip but not as much as they used to.

The Lambeau magic he wove seems to be wearing off. Right now, the Vikes are up 24-10 on hallowed ground. The place used to be magic but I get the feeling that it's midnight and no one wants to tell Cindarella that the carriage is a pumpkin.

I can see Favre playing one more year and GB going QB in this draft. Start in 2005 while having his heir hold the clipboard. Come 2006, grab a headset and watch the young guy work and be available come injury. 2007, retire and wait until Canton calls in 2012.

He's a great player who I have nothing but positive things to say about, but I think maybe it's time they start thinking future in the frozen tundra.

Thanks for the heads-up, Captain Obvious.
 

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Id love for him to retire . . .

I get so sick of him.

The NFL would be a lot more tolerable if he, Jerry Rice, and Marshall Faulk would just retire at years end . . .
 

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Midswat said:
Id love for him to retire . . .

I get so sick of him.

The NFL would be a lot more tolerable if he, Jerry Rice, and Marshall Faulk would just retire at years end . . .

They'll still talk about him on MNF and every other game after he retires.

And thanks for your amazing and introspective comments to the thread JJ.
 

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Is a unique study. Most players bodies break down first. Watching him today his judgement, mind is going.........

He should retire.

Great game by Winfield.
 

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Yes I am tired of hearing about him he is about average now, nothing more, yet he is talked about like he is still the best in the game. Top it off he has by my count two NFL MVP's he shouldn't (one should be Emmitt's the other Barry's) and I can't stand him
 

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boy Favre is really putting on a clinic today...4 official picks, and should really be 5...plenty of time for him to equal that postseason record he set a few yrs back with 6 picks vs the Rams...

for all the hype and man love this clown gets, he really does suck just about every yr in the postseason...turnover machine

David
 

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Favre can win a championship but he is still trying to do it Michael Jordan style in that he wants to carry a team and he lacks the skills to do that due to his age. Favre needs to do what Elway did by not making himself the focus of the offense. He needs to leave Green Bay and join a team that is a QB away from a potential Superbowl. The warmer weather would help too. Right now, it doesn't look like that there is many Superbowl quality teams that lack a QB so he may need to weight a year.
 

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I'm quite sure he has the most ints in postseason history, can anyone find the numbers to confirm? I tried several places but couldnt find it

David
 

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Oh lord the Packers scored now Joe Bucks all over Bretts johnson. God I really hope that Packers lose. I can't stand hearing them talking about him for one more week, then the Falcons and the over rated Vick need to lose next week.
 

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Please retire.......

Brett Favre
Emmitt Smith
Jerry Rice
Vinny Interceptaverde
 

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Favre is going to go one more year and the media will be all over him next year if it is his last year. Can you imagine the media hype surrounding his last year!!!!!!!! Talk about digusting. Makes me gag just thinking about it.. Thank god they lost.
 

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Every road game we'll hear this is the last time Farve will play at *insert name* and if he plays in Dallas let's hope we can keep him winless.
 

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He should give it one more year. He once said he would only consider retiring if the game wasn't fun anymore or he felt he couldn't play his game anymore.

Well I'm sure 4 picks weren't what he was thinking about when he suited up today, and that's twice in a row he's lost playoff games largely because of his own turnovers.

But Favre has also been able to return strong from adversity. Give him a better defense and he can make it happen. I really think he should retire after next season though.
 

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For all his pimped greatness, Favre is only 11-9 as a starter in the playoffs. That is nothing to write home about.
 

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ravidubey said:
He should give it one more year. He once said he would only consider retiring if the game wasn't fun anymore or he felt he couldn't play his game anymore.

Well I'm sure 4 picks weren't what he was thinking about when he suited up today, and that's twice in a row he's lost playoff games largely because of his own turnovers.

But Favre has also been able to return strong from adversity. Give him a better defense and he can make it happen. I really think he should retire after next season though.

Those Green Bay teams of the mid-90's were a lot better than the ones they have fielded for the past 5 years or so. They had more depth and superstars on their defense such as Reggie White and Leroy Butler. Favre has played bad but he has done so in part because he feels he has to carry that team. That's why he forces a lot of passes.
 

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DoomsDayD said:
Favre is going to go one more year and the media will be all over him next year if it is his last year. Can you imagine the media hype surrounding his last year!!!!!!!! Talk about digusting. Makes me gag just thinking about it.. Thank god they lost.

It's been his last year for the past 3 years now. What makes you think next year will be any different. I agree the Favre sentimentality is getting old. Every year, the great Brett Favre will retire and thus Green Bay has to win a Superbowl. This act is getting old.
 
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