will bret favre retire or stay? when will the packers play against the Dallas Cowboys once again?
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.
472071
brett favre. dont care if retired or not. and if by see inside you mean hide in it and watch him dress and junk then....BOY HOWDY.
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.
927286
Driver is with out a doubt Favre's favorite option, and Favre has been playing well this year. I would start him for sure because he will shred the injury plagued New England secondary. New England is missing both their starting safeties, and they are playing young corners because they are banged up at that position as well. Green bay is playing at home which will help Driver, and if New England does establish a lead Farve will be throwing a lot, which means Driver will have more opportunities. Holt is a heck of a receiver, but Carolina's secondary will make Bruce/Curtis beat them, and will double team Holt all game long. I would play them both if I had them, but if it has to be one or the other Driver to me is with out a doubt the best play this week.
985803
The Packers will continue to play, well... like the Packers.\n\nThey will find their groove about every 3rd game and score 30+ points, and the following week will allow 30+ points and score less than 7. \n\nThey are a roller coaster, and it all depends on Brett's focus. \n\nWhen  he is off, he is WAY off. When he is on, he is a Super Bowl, Pro Bowl, Hall of Fame QB.\n\nSo in short, they will win 30-40% (or as close as they can get) the remainder of the year.
1089777
The Green Bay 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.
234210
He should retire.....if Brett came back and had another terrible year he may tarnish his career. It's also not a great situation.  The Packers brought in a new coach, they're obviously not contending, and they seem to be in rebuild mode. If Brett were to come back, he would be playing for a last place team.  It would be better for him to retire and let Aaron Rodgers take over and begin what he is destined for and that is a career in coaching.
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.
1041792
Blanda is #1 at 277, Favre is #2 at 255.  I just answered this question within the last week.  You should do the research 1st, then ask.
914721
GREEN BAY PACKERS.... IM A CHEEEEEEEEEEZEHEAD
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!
559203
Tough question...\n\nFarve being back, and knowing Farve as we all do, he'll give it his all. But it takes two to complete a reception.\n\nRB situation doesn't look too promising, but after all the ups and downs of last season who knows?\n\nD# needs to seriously tighten the ole belt, but it helps if your offence doesn't put you in a terrible spot.\n\nLast year, the offense self distructed with injuries and they STILL managed to come close to winning several games. But this isn't horseshoes OR handgrenades.\n\nAfter last year's terrible luck, I'm bumping them back up in the end of year rankings for 07, unless that turns into a streak. Then I'm writing another "Maybe Next Year" wish list to the fat man in red and white.\n\nSuperbowl? Nu-uh. Play-offs? Unlikely. This is a rebuilding year regardless of who is back and until Farve retires and a successor is found (Note: Not just a starter but a GOOD QB, so who knows how long.) don't hold your breath waiting to see that silver football in the hands of someone in green and gold.\n\nBut I wouldn't be shocked if they had a winning season either. That is what I love about the Packers. Unpredictable.\n\nDon't feel bad. I'm a KC fan first and foremost. HERM EDWARDS!? Bah humbug!
945114
As a big fan of the Packers, and of the career of Brett Favre, I agree.  Retirement should have come, if for no other reason than to make way for the new generation of Packer quarterbacks to build a team up around them.
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!
647776
Brett farve isnt retired. Elway is the best because he retired  on top.
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?