Mort: Favre Retiring - Page 4

eazyb81 · 03-04-2008, 08:36 AM

just broke on Mike & Mike....

**Munson** · 03-04-2008, 01:07 PM

Now I won't be able to watch ESPN for about a week. Its gonna be a Brett Favre lovefest.

**Buehler445** · 03-04-2008, 01:32 PM

Damn. Wish he could have been a chief.

Sure-Oz · 03-04-2008, 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jspchief

Brett Favre is a Douchebag

classic

kcxiv · 03-04-2008, 02:38 PM

Going to give it up to one of the greats. I absolutely loved the way this guy played football. From his first year until his 17th year he played the game as if it was a pop warner game. He truly enjoyed the game of football. For me this is kinda sad, because this is the end of an era.

Thx for the memories Brett.

kcxiv · 03-04-2008, 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Munson

Now I won't be able to watch ESPN for about a week. Its gonna be a Brett Favre lovefest.

Gives me a reason to watch it for a week. Paying tribute to one of my favorite all time players.

Sure-Oz · 03-04-2008, 02:41 PM

i'd rather watch favre then them stroking brady, of course that all died after they blew the SB haha

**Bwana** · 03-04-2008, 05:26 PM

I wish Farve the best of luck in his post football career. Brett was one of my favorite players of all time. The guy had guts, heart, determination and what I loved about him most, was the fact that Favre was a refreshing change from the average knuckle dragging, money grubber, that is the majority of today’s NFL stars. The game of football and the attitudes of the players has changed a great deal in the last 16 years, and even with those changes, Farve remained a constant reminder of why I have enjoyed the game so much and why I started watching in the first place. He always seemed like a kid in a candy store when he played and always gave his team, the fans and the game of football 100%.

So long Brett, Good Luck and thanks for all the great memories!

Deberg_1990 · 03-04-2008, 06:26 PM

I cant get enough of this play. Ill miss this sort of stuff..

stonedstooge · 03-04-2008, 06:36 PM

I hate to see Brett quit. It makes me feel old. Having shared so many years watching him play like we did when we were kids. Playing for the sheer joy of playing.

And his game at Oakland I will never ever forget. You have to have lost your Dad to understand. After his performance and they took him out I was in tears as I watched him slowly become human again and you could actually see the weight on his shoulders start to take him down. To me that will probably be the one football game I will remember the rest of my life. Doing something in honor of his Dad and doing it at such a high level. The script couldn't have been written any better.

Good luck Brett. I hope you inspired a new group of kids that play for the fun of the game. You made football a joy to watch with your style and appreciation of getting to play. More players like you would make the game much more enjoyable and fun to watch.

beach tribe · 03-04-2008, 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Valiant

Farve was too one-dimensional, all he could do was throw the ball.. Could not run as easy, he should have to sit out for a few extra years to get into the Hall like the other one-dimensional players..[cough] D.T. [/cough]

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kcxiv In Search of a Life Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Central Valley, Cali Casino cash: $8807996	Going to give it up to one of the greats. I absolutely loved the way this guy played football. From his first year until his 17th year he played the game as if it was a pop warner game. He truly enjoyed the game of football. For me this is kinda sad, because this is the end of an era. Thx for the memories Brett.
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Sure-Oz Stay positive, don't give up Join Date: Dec 2001 Casino cash: $3299383	i'd rather watch favre then them stroking brady, of course that all died after they blew the SB haha
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03-04-2008, 05:26 PM	#52
Bwana It's Five O'Clock Somewhere Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Billings, Montana Casino cash: $2139393647	I wish Farve the best of luck in his post football career. Brett was one of my favorite players of all time. The guy had guts, heart, determination and what I loved about him most, was the fact that Favre was a refreshing change from the average knuckle dragging, money grubber, that is the majority of today’s NFL stars. The game of football and the attitudes of the players has changed a great deal in the last 16 years, and even with those changes, Farve remained a constant reminder of why I have enjoyed the game so much and why I started watching in the first place. He always seemed like a kid in a candy store when he played and always gave his team, the fans and the game of football 100%. So long Brett, Good Luck and thanks for all the great memories!
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03-04-2008, 06:36 PM	#54
stonedstooge Arf! Arf! Arf! Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: North Casino cash: $5914173	Brett Favre I hate to see Brett quit. It makes me feel old. Having shared so many years watching him play like we did when we were kids. Playing for the sheer joy of playing. And his game at Oakland I will never ever forget. You have to have lost your Dad to understand. After his performance and they took him out I was in tears as I watched him slowly become human again and you could actually see the weight on his shoulders start to take him down. To me that will probably be the one football game I will remember the rest of my life. Doing something in honor of his Dad and doing it at such a high level. The script couldn't have been written any better. Good luck Brett. I hope you inspired a new group of kids that play for the fun of the game. You made football a joy to watch with your style and appreciation of getting to play. More players like you would make the game much more enjoyable and fun to watch. __________________ 2013 ADOPT A CHIEF Eric Kush "Often is a word I seldom use"--JP
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