Will Brett Favre be back with the pack this year?
363662
i think he should just retire. he was a really good QB but hes old now
210360
The Green Bay Packer suffered a lot last year with injuries to Javon Walker, Terrence Murphy, Ahman Green, Davenport, and Tony Fisher. With all those injuries to key players, unknown players got the chance to step up and lead the team. \n\nThe Packers defense last year did a brilliant job of stopping the run, but lacked depth in the secondary. The Packers just recently acquired safety Marquand Manuel from the NFC Champion Seahawks. His youth combined with experience is just what the Packers need to liven up their secondary.\n\nThe Packers also sured up their defense by picking up DT Ryan Pickett. The combination of Kampman (who the Packers resigned), KGB, and Pickett is what is going to win games for the Packers. IF that trio get on a hot streak the opponents offensive line is going to have a tough time preventing sacks and starting a run game. \n\nThe Packers also re-signed key members to the offense by extending the contracts of Green and Kevin Barry. Even though the Packers lost kicker Ryan Longwell, I expect them to pick up Adam Vinatieri to establish an even better special teams.\n\nWith the 5th pick in the draft and a still lengthy free agency period, the Packers should be able to compete for the NFC North title. Mark my Words, If Favre comes back to play one more year the Packers will go 11-5.
690374
I despise the entire organization. The players, the coaches, and especially Favre. The only thing worse whan Favre is listening to a semi-retarded packer fan explain why it's ok that Favre throws a pick every two minutes or so. I hate the colors green and yellow, and I feel nauseated when I see those retarded cheese-head hats. The words "Lambeau Field" send an almost uncontrollable rage throughout my body. Last years two wins over the packers means more than winning the NFC North. The last game of the regular season this year is green bay at Chicago. It should be the last year of hillbilly bretts career, and I'd like nothing more than to see him driven into the dirt of Soldiers Field on every play. When the Bears D gets done with him on December 31st, another five month retirement debate won't even be an option.
443797
I hope Favre comes back.. I would hate to see him leave the game with the worst season ever as his last. Get the man a healthy team and a line to protect him and Favre will do what he does best..... THROW THE HAIL MARYS that no one can touch. And the Viks and the Bears can cry all the way home!
30641
I think that Favre should retire. He has proven himself to be one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game, and the Packers will be rebuilding for the next few years, so it would be best for the organization for Rodgers to step in and begin his reign as Packers QB. Although I think that he should retire, I do expect to see Favre back next season to try and prove that he is better than a 4-12 season.
718647
Both...Favre deserves one last hurrah, but they desperately need to begin the rebuilding process.  The last few years, they have added some players to the team that could be there for the next decade and beyond(through the draft).  This should be Favre's last year...then hand the team over to Rodgers for him to take to the big game 5 years from now.\n\nBy the way....soccerboy....soccer sucks and I would rather watch my lawn grow.  What a lame, boring sport.
960690
They should if they want to win more games.  But they won't because they want to get Favre some of the records that he's closing in on.\n\nFor more on the Packers and the NFL, check this site out. http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
992690
Im not seeing it this year.....But if they can do anything right \n\n2nd place in the division.
1151591
Chicago is gonna go again.  I don't know if anyone will expect us two years in a row....\nAlso I really hope that the packers make it but you can't always get what you want and since they are in the same division I don't think that would work.   Drats.  One of them would have to go home...uuummm few more teams. Let me think.  Bengals, I sure hope Palmer is alright.  AND  Washington....why not?
35599
Hell yeah. The core of the team is back next season. The defense will only get better. They'll have a solid running game with Benson and Jones. The only question marks are at quarterback and receiver. They should get a decent receiver in the draft (and maybe pick up someone like Randle El) and Orton and Grossman should improve. The schedule looks kind of tough too with Denver, KC, and San Diego. \n\nBut again, look at the other teams in the division... Bears shouldn't have a problem getting to the playoffs and making a run.
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.
816524
I am a HUGE Packer fan but am going with the Bills in this one.  I am not sure the Bill's are the better team...but they have had 2 weeks to prepare for the Packers which should be all the edge they need.
470484
No .. Brett Favre will go down as Top 10 QB for those reasons but he is completion % is lower and turnover ratio is higher than other elite level QB's. Plus Favre only one 1 SB. \n\nI think a lot of experts now consider Elway to be the best of all-time, considering he won 2 SB's in his last two seasons.  Some think Tom Brady has shot to be considered the best all-time given the fact that he has won 3 SB so early in his career and his play has improved each season.  \n\nMy Top Ten of All-Time:\n\n1. John Elway\n2. Joe Montana\n3. Dan Marino\n4. Steve Young\n5. Otto Graham\n6. John Unitas\n7. Roger Staubach\n8. Jim Kelly\n9. Brett Favre\n10. Warren Moon
26999
I used to trust Thompson, now, I don't know.  McCarthy's young, but not inexperienced.  He was the Pack's quaterback coach in '99, but I'm not sure he has the ability to pull a team together after this dismal year.  I'm going to watch his off season moves closely, and reserve judgement until Sept. at least.  Who knows?  First time head coaches are always a gamble, but the guy knows the Pack and Brett, so he's got an edge.  Youth is something sorely lacking in GB, so that's a plus for him.  I'll be a Packer fan until I'm dead, but they'd better make some serious improvements next year.
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.
747265
I'm thinking a 10-6 is needed for wildcard in the NFC...the Packers have a super SUPER easy schedule...and 9-7 is not too far fetched if their defense can show up every once in a while...I just don't think they can make the playoffs...however it would be fun to see Favre in the playoffs for his last season eh?
63486
Of course brett farve is going to stay at Green Bay.\nHe wouldnt leave since he had a bad year he will bounce back and lead the packers to a good winning record(prolly not playoff material) and if he does retire in the next year or two Matt Lienart would  replace him if they pick him for the upcoming season.