Is Brett Farve being a jerk by not saying what he's going to do this season?
396201
I'm not a Packers fan but I have a lot of respect for Brett. I think that he owes it to the team and his teammates though to make a decision and not leave them hanging.\n\nIMHO he should retire
489112
HE IS SHOWING HIS DIS-AGREE SUCH THE WAY.\n\nAFTER ALL WE CANT EXPECT MORE FROM AN ILL-BEHAVING TEAM'S FAN.
459532
He will announce that he has no desire to play for the Packers, because they did nothing in this past offseason to put a strong team around him.  If he plays, he'll get his brains beat in, game after game, loss after loss.  THE PACKERS SUCK HARD
1137919
Definitely though not from the start . I think it will be better if he is brought as a sub rather than Iaquinta he has this goak poaching habit & also is experienced. He did have a good season.
306088
Brett wants to go out on top like everyone else.  The Packers have been getting progressively worse over the seasons.  Here lies the problem; if Brett wants to go out on top, that won't be with the Packers.\n\nI think Brett wants to be traded.  I think the Packers wouldn't mind trading him.  The problem is neither side wants to pull the trigger.  If the Packers initiate a trade thay will look incenitive.  After all, next to Vince Lombardi, Bart Starr, and Curly Lambeau who else has epitomized the tru meaning of being a Packer other than Brett.  He brought thr franchise back.\n\nThe other problem with a trade is where would he go?  What playoff contender needs a QB and has the money to sign him for one year (which is all Brett says he wants to play).Few good teams need a QB.  \n\nCinncinnati might need someone if Carson Palmer does not come back quickly, but that is a maybe.\n\nHouston might be an interesting fit, but they still love David Carr.\n\nBaltimore needs a real QB, but for just one year?  And would Brett make them a contender?\n\nI doubt Brett would jump ship to any of the teams in his division.\n\nThe Jets have a chance at either Young or Leinart.  Plus I can't picture Brett in New York.\n\nThe best thing Brett could have done was to retire in January.  If he retires now, then he will be criticized for waiting so long and forcing the Packers to miss out on a number of veteran free agents.\n\nHey, what if the Titans and Packers swap QBs.  McNair is looking for a home and he has a few years left.  Brett could train either Leinart or Young for a season.  A trade that will never happen.\n\nBrett will stay one more year in GB, probably retire and the story will fizzle.  The NFL has scheduled several televised GB games this season highlighting Brett's final season, so I think he will stick around.  If they go 8-8 he will at least be able to save some face.
6441
He will be back. Favre is to much of a competitor to go out on a sour note such as this season.
667140
No he won't behave, but that is typical TO. The thing he will not do is trash his teammates and team, Parcells and Jerry Jones won't go for that. Besides, he said if he got his money he would behave, JJ gave him his money- T.O. you're on the clock
591227
Do you mean for this year, or next year and beyond?\nNext year, and beyond, the Eels will have Micheal Hagan, the current coach of the Newcastle Knights.\nThis year, well, as the football club already has a first grade coach coming for next year, are there any coaches out there that would be happy to coach a side for just the rest of this season, and have no assurance there could be an extension to their contract if they provided a good service to the club.  In other words, who is stupid enough to take the job for just one season. This is why they have promoted their reserve grade coach, Jason Taylor, who is going to South Sydney next year.
487163
Well he is a hero and thats what heros do. I think it will be a hard year for the pack to adjust to new coach. They will do better as the season progresses, and will have a chance depending on how the rest of the division goes.
699390
You always get those butt munches that say Brett must retire.  I am sick to death of it!  He'll retire when he is ready!  You would think these posters on here are fricking coaches who know something, but they are just average morons!  Packers did give it away.  Favre could have been benched in the second half of that game.  But Buffalo, they are 3-5 and going to Indy!  Talk about the one two punch there!  Should be a slaughter.\nI think McCarthy is a good choice and hell, he is human!  People make mistakes and his playcalling, while not perfect-had been good.  I knew going into the damn game the only way we were gonna win was to not turn the damn ball over!
1128911
NO. the game goes to fast for him he has been in the league too long to still be making the mistakes he is making. I am a Texans fan so I will cheer for him. This year is probably his last chance. This is the best team he has had yet. I think he will end up like his fellow draft qb Joey Harrington. A b/u for the rest of his career.
1078433
i don't necessarily think he's stupid.. but i'm just not so sure about it. i mean hms is becoming a dominate team.. they are finally giving rousch a quick run for the money.. i mean, go to toyota and it's going to be rough.. yates would be alright, but i dunno.. i mean, obviously brian know what is right for him or not, and he might very well not feel right where he's at right now..but i just can't imagine finding a better team than HMS right now.\n\n he said he's not performing with the 25 car, and it could be due to a lot of things.. but bv has to remember one thing: he dominated the busch series..but he will not come into the cup series and dominate. it's going to take some time, esp when you start working with a new team. there's a lot of rumor as to rather he was overshadowed by the rest of the HMS teams..but i dunno. i think rick gives all of his teams the best he can. \n\nricky saw something in him, and i think a lot of people see it too. \n\ni begin to wonder if him leaving has something to do w/ not being able to get over the loss of ricky or not..
808293
Ben, quite frankly is a terrible quarterback.\nIt's becoming more and more apparent just how much of his team's success last season wasn't really because of him. Also, I think he got his brains bashed a wee bit too hard in the motorcycle accident.
783554
I think Bob Knight's past is definately an issue in determining penalties by the NCAA.  Simply because he switched teams does not make his slate become "clean".  He made those choices to throw tantrums and his past has followed him.  I, too, am from Indiana, and this subject seems to come up every year about now.  Hopefully Bob "what's up" Knight (IU fans will get that reference) has changed his ways.  I'm going to quit talking about him before I feel his wrath reach through the computer and kick the chair out from under me.
45225
Good question.   Should he retire, I dont see a reason for him to retire unless Green Bay goes into a rebuilding phase.  If they do, I believe its time... he almost retired last year, but onoly returned because he thought B+GB had a chance to go to teh Super Bowl.. there is no change for them next season.   Good Bye Brett... loved how you played the game.
950175
No...Brett Favre is washed up and the Packers are a weak team this season.\n\nBTW - What does this have to do with Water Sports?
307855
they should've take Brett Farve out, he is too old and they need to rebuild. They should pick up a young QB and rebuild instead of waiting another year like they are now.