With Brett signing with the Vikes, what would be your dream scenerio for the season?

I would like to see Brett have a bonus clause where he gets a 2 or 3 million bonus for every playoff game he get into. The Vikes win a wildcard spot and are beaten by the Pack, who have won the NFC North, in the NFL Chamionship game and then we go on to win the SB. The Vikes still have to pay Brett another $6-9 million.

The Vikings win the next two Super Bowls, with Favre at the helm.

Not saying it'll happen, but it's my dream scenerio.

I'd rather not divulge my dream scenario...I'd probably get banned.

favre wins the super bowl

Since I'm not a bandwagon jumper, my dream season would be the Packers going all the way.

For Brett, him to do well, except against the Packers and lose twice against us. The rest of his season, I'll pull for him to do well.

I hope the Vikings do a "Lions" imitation, and go 0-16.
But thats what i hope for them EVERY year.
Has nothing to do with BF.

My dream scenario is having the Packers win the superbowl. I also don't want to lose against the Vikings twice, but splitting games with them is fine.

I wouldn't care if we lost to them twice...........as long as WE win the Super Bowl.

I've always said the opposite.

The Vikings could go 2-14 every year and I'll be happy, as long as those 2 wins were against the 'historic' Pack.

That's 'Super Bowl' enough for me.

ditto / +1

Yeah, because everyone gets banned from this website sooo sooo easily!!!

OK, well then Brett is the obliviously happy face below, and the packers are that silver thing that comes rolling by on Oct 5 and Nov 1

:buzzsaw:

You want to slit his head in two?

I'm (nearly) starting to feel sorry for Favre here.

Don't get me wrong, I think that this is mostly for the revenge part as well, but now we're questioning things like his parentship skills? He's still that same good guy. Yes, he might've let the fame get to his head a little in some areas, but I really think that he's still a decent person.

As for my dream scenario. The Packers beat the Vikings twice. The Packers get into the play-offs with an 11-5 record. The Vikings get a wild-card at 10-6. They win their game, they have to face us. We win easily with a pick-six, after which Anthony Smith 'moons' the Vikings bench and the Viking fans get thrown into reality again... for 2 minutes.

My dream has nothing to do with Brett Favre and all to do with the Green Bay Packers. Favre is merely a 40 year old speed bump on our path to glory.

tounge in cheek. I have an extremely low opinion of Brett as a person right now, and do not want to see him succeed in MN (much like I wouldn't want to see Peterson or Percy Harvin succeed) but I obvioulsy do not want him to be decapitated.

+1

LOL. Didn't think so. Thanks for the clarification, though.

Thats because, deep down inside, you realize thats as close as the Vikings will ever come to a Super Bowl win.
If you set your goals low, it's much easier to attain them!!!
(Just messing with you Formo! You know that!!!)

Packers go 19-0 on there way to a championship and the start of a dynasty :)

Favre and the Vikes advance to the playoffs, looking primed to go to the Superbowl.

They win homefield throughout, and their defense is rated in the top five in the NFL. Favre and Co are prolific on offense, with Favre having over 4,000 yards passing and AP having over 1500 yards rushing.

The Vikes have record attendance and the entire state of Minnesota is enraptured with Vikings. Every fan in Minnesota believes in his or her heart that this is the year that it all comes together for their Purple warriors.

The Vikes get a measure of revenge by drawing the Eagles again in Divisonal round of the playoffs. As the game begins, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that the Vikings are going to roll right through Philly and teach them a lesson from last year.

The Vikes receive the kick, Favre takes the field to thunderous cheers and the offense huddles up. To start things off, Childress calls for a quick pass to AP.

The ball is snapped, Favre gets excellent protection and he quickly passes to AP, who catches and rather innocently spins around the first defender. The second misses and he's rumbling towards the safety. But just then, it happens. His foot catches on a rough patch of Metrodome turf and just at that moment, a safety collides with him, instantly breaking his leg in two places and tearing apart his knee. It's the type of injury that they refuse to show on replay.

AP is carted off the field and the Vikes go on to lose. Favre retires again, having failed in his quest for another championship. AP, after several surgeries, is never able to take the field again, and is forced to retire a year later.

Because of the playoff loss, Childress and his entire staff are fired. With their marquee player(s) gone, Minnesotans quickly lose interest and turn their backs on the Vikings. Several years later, after failing again to get the funds for a new stadium, the team moves to Los Angeles.

How's that for a dream scenario?