Tom [Giants fan];3505111 said:they could have probably talked him into coming back at age 50.
Yeagermeister;3505114 said:Final season
NextGenBoys;3505117 said:It will be. Guaranteed.
Yeagermeister;3505118 said:Just like the last 3 or 4 seasons
DCBoysfan;3505120 said:Only in America
NextGenBoys;3505122 said:Lol I see where you're coming from, but you seriously think Favre is going to play next year?
He signed a two year deal back in 09, and is hitting the jackpot this year. I just think this is his final hurrah
He's a clown. A rich clown. So you never know.NextGenBoys;3505122 said:Lol I see where you're coming from, but you seriously think Favre is going to play next year?
He signed a two year deal back in 09, and is hitting the jackpot this year. I just think this is his final hurrah
nyc;3504995 said:I would like to see his career end within the first four games of the season.
I personally believe he has earned that type of ending with the way he has been acting.
Not to mention I can't stand Brad Childress. Not sure how he still has a HC job. (or ever got one in the first place) That is absolutely stupid.
bbgun;3505016 said:Whenever someone tells you it's not about the money ...
Boyzmamacita;3505127 said:He's a clown. A rich clown. So you never know.
Hostile;3504984 said:http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...s-incentiveladen-contract-could-net-up-to-28m
For Brett Favre, it may not be about the money. But he's sure going to make a ton of it.
Favre's reworked contract with the Minnesota Vikings has yet to become official in the NFL or NFLPA contract system, but league sources expect it to occur soon.
Sources report that Favre will earn up to $3 million in a new signing bonus. He will earn another $4 million in new incentives based largely on the Vikings' postseason performance this season.
With that in mind -- and given the structure of his existing contract -- Favre could cap his final NFL campaign by pocketing up to $28 million. Not bad.
zrinkill;3505014 said:Would much rather a veteran like Favre make this kinda money than a college kid who has not proven a thing.
cowboyjoe;3505029 said:[youtube]Ymoyf6JIHKQ[/youtube]
now what do you say about brett Hostile? Its all about media drama attention and the money to me. Sure, he wants to win a superbowl. But I am in firm belief that what you dish out, you get back in spades, eventually.
Payback is coming to the vikings.
BrAinPaiNt;3505002 said:With that kind of money involved...it would be hard not to come back. Even if he does not make the incentives, even if he gets hurt on the first play and never plays another down....That is still a great deal of money to walk away with.