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How about...
INThe beginning... |
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Will he retire???
Will he NOT retire???
Will he UNretire if he retires???
Will he retire after saying he's not retiring???
Will he retire AGAIN when he retires and unretires???
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I hope he jerks them around even more than last year. I hope he turns the whole damn Vikings organization into his own personal puppet show. If he says he's not going to play, I think he can still string them along at least until October. And if Childress says that Favre is definitely not coming back, it means nothing, because he lied about it last time.
The cherry on top of it all is that Favre got his bald-headed chauffer a nice big contract extension before throwing away the Vikings' chance at a Super Bowl. |
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Favre said Pre-Game he already made his decision but will not announce till after the game if they loose. Hmm...
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I have to think that Favre does not want to go out on that INT being his last play... he still looked like he had something left in the tank... I could see him return one more year because the Vikings are a Superbowl Caliber team that should improve through the draft... they're really talented.
It'd be unbelievable though if Favre ended up changing his last play ... the hilarity that would be! |
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I think ...
He'll miss ota and training camp rehabbing his bum wheel ... then pick up the ball in the preseason
vikings also draft a qb in the first three rounds to sit behind him for the year
after season is done, he signs a one day contract to retire as a 'packer'. |
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Originally Posted by: "  I hope he jerks them around even more than last year. I hope he turns the whole damn Vikings organization into his own personal puppet show. If he says he's not going to play, I think he can still string them along at least until October. And if Childress says that Favre is definitely not coming back, it means nothing, because he lied about it last time.
The cherry on top of it all is that Favre got his bald-headed chauffer a nice big contract extension before throwing away the Vikings' chance at a Super Bowl. +100...how satisfying is it to see him jerk around our arch rivals, and end up with the same heart-wrenching conclusion he so often subjected us to.
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So glad to not have to worry about this crap any longer.
Enjoy it Vikes fans. Skol! LOL |
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"Consistant"......that's what i call it. |
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I suppose it's up to the Vikings as much as Favre. Childress may not want him back. I don't know why, as he is the reason or the main reason why they got as far as they did, but their styles don't mesh that well.
I refuse to guess what he'll do. Those hits he took in this game were pretty nasty. |
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Those hits he took in this game were pretty nasty.
It's funny, he said he knew exactly what he was going to do before this game and now he's not sure. I pretty much thought he had his mind up that he'd play again but after those hits, man you almost have to take time to think lol.
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Naturally. The Saints gave the entire league a nasty blueprint for how to brutalize him and disrupt his game. |
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I've been saying he was done for good for three years, so now I'm changing my tune.
I think he will say he's coming back, then he'll nurse his ankle injury through OTAs, training camp, and maybe the first pre-season game, then pick it up again. The man can obviously still play. The totality of the game last night, interception and all, show that he's the same old Favre. The Vikings would be stupid not to accept him back under whatever terms he desires. |
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By implication, then, the Packers would be too? |
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