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......has now surpassed Doug Flutie as the most selfish player the NFL
has ever seen. This guy cares about nothing but stats and his own image.

<hopefully the Dolphins sign him>

On Jul 12, 7:28 am, Bender wrote:
> ......has now surpassed Doug Flutie as the most selfish player the NFL
> has ever seen. This guy cares about nothing but stats and his own image.
>
>

I can't wait to see him on "Dancing With The Stars".

mr dude

> ......has now surpassed Doug Flutie as the most selfish player the NFL
> has ever seen. This guy cares about nothing but stats and his own image.
>
>

Seriously? He just came off a Pro Bowl year so he obviously still has
something left and has a desire to play. The Packers are fools if they
don't let him come back.

MBD

On Jul 12, 11:33 am, MBD wrote:
> > ......has now surpassed Doug Flutie as the most selfish player the NFL
> > has ever seen. This guy cares about nothing but stats and his own image.
>
> >
>
> Seriously?  He just came off a Pro Bowl year so he obviously still has
> something left and has a desire to play.  The Packers are fools if they
> don't let him come back.
>
> MBD

I could see him going to a team like the Ravens.He could QB two years
why they get the rookie QB ready.The best fit would probably be with
the Vikings.But I don't know if the Packers would want to play him two
times a
year.The Bucs could be a good option as well.

I think Rogers is going to be a good NFL QB.I liked him coming out of
college. He has a very fast release.It's a touchy situation.You have a
hall of famer that still might have the strongest arm in the
leauge.Rogers has been sitting along time now.If they let Favre come
back Rogers will want to be traded.You could open it up,best man wins
the spot.I can't really seeing Favre being happy at back up if he
loses.So your pretty much have to pick one or the other.

I wouldn't want to make this decision.

In article , MBD
wrote:

> Seriously? He just came off a Pro Bowl year so he obviously still has
> something left and has a desire to play. The Packers are fools if they
> don't let him come back.

One Championship in 17 years. The guy is all hype, image & stats (ie,
Dan Marino)The Packers would be insane to let this selfish *
anywhere near their team. As of today, It looks like they agree. The
Packers are not going to OK his release. They are hoping to * some
poor team into a trade. If they can't trade him they have told him he
will be the second string QB! This guy should just go away once and for
all.

"Bender" wrote in message
news:lost-2EC8A7.09461813072008@news.giganews.com...
> In article , MBD
> wrote:
>
>> Seriously? He just came off a Pro Bowl year so he obviously still has
>> something left and has a desire to play. The Packers are fools if they
>> don't let him come back.
>
> One Championship in 17 years. The guy is all hype, image & stats (ie,

And HOF Kelly has how many championships???


> Dan Marino)The Packers would be insane to let this selfish *
> anywhere near their team. As of today, It looks like they agree. The
> Packers are not going to OK his release. They are hoping to * some
> poor team into a trade. If they can't trade him they have told him he
> will be the second string QB! This guy should just go away once and for
> all.
>
>

In article ,
"GJM" wrote:

> > One Championship in 17 years. The guy is all hype, image & stats (ie,
>
> And HOF Kelly has how many championships???

Jim Kelly led the Bills to the playoffs eight times in his 11 years,
resulting in four AFC Championships.

On Jul 12, 10:28 am, Bender wrote:
> ......has now surpassed Doug Flutie as the most selfish player the NFL
> has ever seen. This guy cares about nothing but stats and his own image.
>
>

Favre is a sniveling, whiny, little baby brat. His display last night
on Greta was a testament to douchebaggery.

On Jul 16, 8:09 am, Geo wrote:
> His display last night
> on Greta was a testament to douchebaggery.

That's a great word...permission to use it?

On Jul 23, 2:29 pm, dvaoa wrote:
> On Jul 16, 8:09 am, Geo wrote:
>
> > His display last night
> > on Greta was a testament to douchebaggery.
>
> That's a great word...permission to use it?

Permission granted.