will Brett Favre ever make a decision?
343325
He'll make it sometime. \n\nBut still, I think that it's wrong that he's making the Packers wait. They should be able to persue other QBs if he isn't coming back, and while he isn't holding them hostage, his indecision is affecting the team.
959321
I agree that he is playing for Marino's record now.  As long as he is still active, Green Bay will not be able to groom a new quarterback, which they desperately need to do.  The spectacle that he pulled last year keeping the team hanging while he made up his mind whether or  not to play this year was ridiculous.
33249
Favre got a short shrift this season with all the Packers' injuries. I've always liked watching him play, no matter how maddening he can be with the gunslinging and the picks, because he has always seemed refreshingly honest about his love and passion for the game. I've been a fan of the man since the Super Bowl win over New England - after he ran off the field with his helmet in the air and the look of an 8-year-old kid on his face, how could anyone not like him?\n\nI wouldn't be surprised if he did retire this year, though I'd hate to see him go out on this note.
71807
Brett Favre. Give him an actual team of NFL players and not JV players and he will statistically be better than all of those fools.
742402
Even though I'm a bears fan, I think the Packers are a pretty good team.  There problem extends to last year when they put together a new offensive line.  That caused major problems for a stellar run-team and also problems for Brett Favre.  I was excited to see the bears pound on Brett Favre, the person responsible for giving me headaches season after season. \n\nTo answer your question though, the packers are probably getting more experienced working to together and I'm actually noticing that Brett is playing a lot like his old self.  Packers won't be a contender and it's probably time for Brett to retire, but they are still an ok team.
419643
What an asset. Just to be on the sidelines giving advice to a young quarterback, his presence alone would be valuable to any team. Will he stay with Green Bay, and would he be happy in a back up role? Man gave his all for along time.
448136
As for how farve plays, thats up to him. He was 3rd in passing yards last season but threw more INT that anyone else. He still has some left in him, he just needs to find it. The defence is starting to turn around and if Walker stays that will be great, if he leaves i dont think it will hurt that much (Driver is still one of the best in the league). Over all i think they wil be ok this next season and finish up with a 8-8 or 9-7 record.
937930
well, they have won 3 of their last four...and only got manhandled vs  Chicago and Philly.\n\nThey lost to the Bills near the end...(down 17-10 on the Bills 2 yard line before turning it over resulting in bills TD)...lost to the Rams by 3, and lost to the Saints by a score.\n\nThis young and inexperienced team wasnt expected to be playing as well as they are. If they stay healthy, keep gelling as a team, and Favre stays...I think they can win 10 games next season.
77857
None so far, but Mike Holmgrem can be the first ever if his 'Hawks defeat the Steelers, because he already won it all with the Packers. But I don't think he will beat the Steelers.
1073561
Brett Favre is a whiny, crybaby who still continues to be a poorsport-  I'm from Minnesota, whaddya expect?  Quarterbacks...   Hmmm...  Fran Tarkenton?
109720
I am guessing Favre. I haven't heard nothing about McNair. They both should retire though.
470631
You can see the rules for it below. I would love to see it too. I came to Dallas from WI and I still love the Packers. I sure hope he continues to play.
283287
Favre received only one scholarship offer after high school. It was from nearby Southern Miss—which wanted him to play defensive back. Favre wanted to play under center instead and clawed his way up from the seventh string to the backup job and then to the starting position just three games into his freshman year. He took over in the second half against Tulane on September 19, 1987 and led USM to a comeback victory with two touchdown passes. Favre led the Golden Eagles to a big upset of Florida State, then ranked sixth in the nation, September 2, 1989. Favre capped off a six-and-a-half-minute drive with the game-winning touchdown pass with 23 seconds remaining. Favre's college career was turned upside down on July 14, 1990, when he was in a near-fatal car accident. When going around a bend a few tenths of a mile from his parents' house, Favre lost control of his car. It flipped three times in the air, crashed into a tree and got stuck there. Only after his brother smashed the window with a golf club could he be evacuated to the hospital. On the way there, inside of the ambulance, his mother was sitting with him. “All I kept asking [her] was ‘Will I be able to play football again?’” Favre recalled later. Doctors would later remove 30 inches of Favre's small intestine. On September 8, Favre led Southern Miss to a comeback victory over Alabama. Alabama coach Gene Stallings said, “You can call it a miracle or a legend or whatever you want to. I just know that on that day, Brett Favre was larger than life.”
350396
I think so, their schedule doesn't look that difficult this year and I don't think Rodgers is ready, and am not sure he will even be a good pro QB, all the other Jeff Tedford QBs have not performed up to expectations (Boller, Harrington).  The new guys on the offensive line have now had a full year with the team, and the odds of them losing as many RBs and WRs to injury as last year are slim to none.  Favre wants to go out a winner, not with the worst season of his career.  I wouldn't be suprised if he cut back on some of his high risk throws this year.
169680
hell YES! i just hope brett favre doesn't retire, he's what makes the packers the packers!
1072103
I'm not a huge fan of the Packers, at least the ones right now.  They lose all of their star players to free agency and injury (Javon Walker and Ahman Green) every season, and a lot of people not named Brett Farve are unhappy in Lambeau Field right now.  However, the dominant Packers that emereged in the 50's and 60's after the league merge were certainly something to be proud of.  To make a long story short, Vince Lombardi was the man in Green Bay.  I'm hoping the Packers can return to that glory soon, and give the Bears a run for their money.
709598
Brett Favre..at home, mid November. Its going to be about 43 as a high temp and snowing..I know this isnt much to bank on but the man is spectacular at home in cold weather.\n\nThe Jags are ranked in the top 5 vs the pass, the Pats are ranked 22nd. \n\nFavre has thrown 7 TDS and 2 INTS the past 5 games. Thats a  3.5:1 TD:INT ratio.\nEli has thrown 6 TDS and 6 INTS the past 5 games. Thats a sub par 1:1 TD:INT ratio.\n\nPlus, GB will throw the ball a lot more than the Giants will...so Favre has more opportunity. And with Greg Jennings and Donald Driver catching the ball...I'll take that.