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Mecca 05-20-2025 12:16 PM

The Netflix Favre Doc is out
 
They really don't hold back all that much, they have people from every level of his career back to high school talking about what a pile of shit the guy was...

ptlyon 05-20-2025 12:17 PM

Yer just mad you didn't get a dick Pic

Mecca 05-20-2025 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon (Post 18069287)
Yer just mad you didn't get a dick Pic

Favre is like the Pete Rose of the NFL, I'm not sure a dumber person made it further in either sport.

Hammock Parties 05-20-2025 12:20 PM

He still won at life more than you could possibly imagine.

PatMahomesIsGod 05-20-2025 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 18069294)
He still won at life more than you could possibly imagine.

This loser should pay finish paying back the state of Mississippi for welfare fraud.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/antonio...ditor-alleges/

Megatron96 05-20-2025 01:56 PM

He was one of the greatest QBs to ever play. And he was maybe the most exciting QB to watch for a long time. The last of the OG QBs. In many ways, he was Mahomes before Mahomes.

Wisconsin_Chief 05-20-2025 02:01 PM

It was pretty well known around Green Bay what a d-bag Favre was. He used to hit the bar scene hard in his younger days and was a known prick to everyone, and slept with anything with a pulse.

That said, I don't think that's much different from most professional athletes, especially back then. You can't tell me Troy Aikman was some kind of choir boy back in those days. Privileged athletes could get away with almost anything in the 80s and 90s, and they took full advantage of it. Seems like a cheap hit piece on the guy, but I certainly won't shed any tears for him.

Pepe Silvia 05-20-2025 02:10 PM

I always wondered why Jerry Glanville hated him so much.

DJ's left nut 05-20-2025 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief (Post 18069423)
It was pretty well known around Green Bay what a d-bag Favre was. He used to hit the bar scene hard in his younger days and was a known prick to everyone, and slept with anything with a pulse.

That said, I don't think that's much different from most professional athletes, especially back then. You can't tell me Troy Aikman was some kind of choir boy back in those days. Privileged athletes could get away with almost anything in the 80s and 90s, and they took full advantage of it. Seems like a cheap hit piece on the guy, but I certainly won't shed any tears for him.

Read Pearlman's book on the Cowboys.

God almighty was Troy Aikman an idiot. I mean he still is an idiot, but it wasn't the hits that did that to him.

That dude's just very stupid.

I think he was haughty more than mean-spirited, though. It's sort of a distinction without a difference when you get down to it, but it's something.

It is sorta interesting how some of these guys who struggle to rub a couple braincells together are able to just see the game differently than most. I don't think Favre was strictly a 'cerebral' quarterback by any stretch, but there's obviously a difference between someone like him and a guy like Jamies or even Cutler.

He was aggressive, sure. Reckless even. But wasn't a stupid quarterback. And a guy like Aikman was very similar.

Dumb as a bag of hammers - still understood football better than far smarter guys.

chiefzilla1501 05-20-2025 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief (Post 18069423)
It was pretty well known around Green Bay what a d-bag Favre was. He used to hit the bar scene hard in his younger days and was a known prick to everyone, and slept with anything with a pulse.

That said, I don't think that's much different from most professional athletes, especially back then. You can't tell me Troy Aikman was some kind of choir boy back in those days. Privileged athletes could get away with almost anything in the 80s and 90s, and they took full advantage of it. Seems like a cheap hit piece on the guy, but I certainly won't shed any tears for him.

It’s amazing there isn’t more isn’t said about cris collinsworth given that he’s a prominent announcer. The shit he says about teenagers… just a whole other level of gross

tyton75 05-20-2025 02:39 PM

I hate what he turned into. I was a big fan growing up

chiefzilla1501 05-20-2025 02:49 PM

Favre is a giant piece of shit. But I’ve learned that if you don’t separate who players are as people versus what they do to help win games, it would be impossible to be a sports fan.

I don’t regret rooting for tyreek when he was helping us win and if he didn’t become such a worse teammate over time, still would. I was fine with Kareem except where he betrayed the front offices trust. I am ok with rashee coming back except that I hope he’s truly learned his lesson. Where it matters is if their attitude or behavior fractures the locker room or makes them unreliable (either because they stop working hard or because they are a walking distraction/suspension risk). Then you have guys like OJ and Darren sharper who of course crossed a way bigger line.

But yes when it comes to who you continue to treat as heroes after they’re done, that’s something different. Favre was hella fun to watch. But I’m good to now call him a total piece of shit

tredadda 05-20-2025 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 18069415)
He was one of the greatest QBs to ever play. And he was maybe the most exciting QB to watch for a long time. The last of the OG QBs. In many ways, he was Mahomes before Mahomes.

He was way too reckless to be compared with Mahomes. Far too often his poor decisions cost his team games, especially in the playoffs.

ChiTown 05-20-2025 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 18069487)
He was way too reckless to be compared with Mahomes. Far too often his poor decisions cost his team games, especially in the playoffs.

Yeah, I don't see much of Favre in Mahomes. Favre was dumber than a box of ball hairs, and it showed far too often on the field, IMO. Pat is very cerebral, and that really shows on the field a well.

Frazod 05-20-2025 03:30 PM

I saw him play in person a few times and I'm glad I did. Outside of Pat and Brady he's the best I've seen play live. But yeah, he's a giant douche.


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