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May072009

Unlike cheddar cheese, quarterback Brett Favre is not getting better with age!

Filed under Fans, Football, General, Gossip, NFL, humor by bob hammerstrom at 1:24 pm

The Minnesota Vikings management seems to have gotten a little moldy cheese stuck on their horns. Word has it that they will be meeting with former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre, to bring him out of retirement for the umpteenth time now, and over the Mississippi River to Minnesota! There’s gotta be something wrong about that. Isn’t it illegal to import spoiled cheese? All I can say to that possible move is “Uff-da.”

Fans in Green Bay all but kicked the guy out of town a while back. Then, out of retirement he came for the Jets. Several interceptions later, Favre retired again. Now the saga continues. Farve going to the Vikings, would be like an older model “A-Rod” signing with the Red Sox. Would you cheer him on? I’m happy to say I was a “former” Vikings fan.

You can voice your opinion in a poll, and in a live chat about Favre between noon and 1 p.m. (central time)today, May 7, 2009, on the Minneapolis Star Tribune web site.

-Bob Hammerstrom

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    So...Favre as a Viking? Really? I mean, I know that's the team he wanted to go to last season, but he's retired for good, right? I'm not so sure anymore.

    Do I think Favre still has game? Absolutely. Do I think he is still starting quarterback material? Absolutely. My issue with Brett Favre is this: if you want to play, then play; if you want to retire, then retire.

    I understand that people see last season as Brett's failure, but come on. Remember that the Jets finished 9-7 last season, and the only reason that they didn't make the post season was because of a couple of critical losses toward the end of the regular season. Losses that were not entirely Favre's fault. Let's not forget about the Jet's defense, or lack thereof. So it is entirely unreasonable to throw the entirety of the blame onto Brett's shoulders.

    During Brett Favre's season with the Jets, he fulfilled the job description of an NFL quarterback: the scapegoat of his team.

    -Mr. Will
    http://mrwillssports.blogspot.com/

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