What do you think of Brett Favre signing on for another season?
602508
Hard to say.  Not being as good as he was may not be the same as not being better than the next guy that'll take his place.  The guy is a true competitor, and knows how to win.  I'd personally like to see him retire just because if he does it now, he doesn't run the risk of tarnishing his reputation, but then again, I stopped playing football after high school, so who really knows what its like playing at that level?  Maybe the thought of not doing it, or the thought that just one more chance and he can turn it all around is too strong to ignore for him.  I just hope it ends well, and when he does retire, that people remember how great he was, not how badly things ended.
1073561
Brett Favre is a whiny, crybaby who still continues to be a poorsport-  I'm from Minnesota, whaddya expect?  Quarterbacks...   Hmmm...  Fran Tarkenton?
877040
Brett Favre should stay one more year and go out on top. :) Go Packers!!!!!
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!
716390
I believe he is.  He has had an impressive career but he said last season he would be going.  I would like to state for the record too, to all the naysayers who answered this question, that Brett Favre is one of the best quarterbacks who has ever played the game and he has a genuine love of the game.  You don't see that with a lot of the money hungry players out there today. He has class, he has a killer arm STILL, and when he is ready to leave, it will be a sad day in the NFL.
890264
i'd ask brett favre when he's going to retire!
639660
Being born and raised in Wisconsin, I am a lifetime Packers fan. I appreciate what Brett has done for the Packers' but if he wasn't so stuck on himself thinking that he is what makes or breaks the team (a team is strongest when there is unity), then I believe that he could help the "rebuilding" Packers. They (the Packers) need to rely on each others strengths and pull together as a whole to accomplish going all the way to the superbowl and not rely on the abilities (or seemingly declining abilities) of one man. One man is weak even at his best. If Brett used his God given abilities to glorify God, there is no telling what heights he could have risen to. If the Packers look to Brett as the center of their "rebuilding process" and put the weight on his shoulders with the problems already in his life, then I think we're in for a long season, but if the Packers can get Bret to be a part of the Packers as a whole , then I think we'll have a winning combination.
983722
I don't think him leaving right now is the best move for Cowher. He will stay in Pittsburg at least for one more year. He can't bail out now when the team is playing awful football. I think he will stay for at least one more year.
48747
While it is still way too early to tell for sure ...It is not too early to state that \n\nAlex Smith actually saw some significant playing time this year and was disturbingly bad. He completed more TD passes to the opposing team than to his own team (which is not very difficult when you have not completed any TD passes to your own team, BTW). \n\nAaron Rodgers hardly saw the field while backing up Favre, but gets my vote by default. He would maintain this lead just be demonstrating the ability to successfully handle a snap and not give the opposing team the ball in an unbelievably stunning and quick manner...
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
904255
Even though he has had a few bad outings, I think throwing a rookie in there would be even worse. Let Chad finish the season (assuming he doesn't get hurt), then let the exhibition season next year be open competition. I think Chad is a serviceable enough quarterback to lead this team until we are ready to contend. \n\nBesides, before the season started, did you think the Jets would be .500 after 10 games? Chad and Mangini and indeed the entire Jets staff are doing a fine job this year.
635702
alright, being a lifelong Vikes fan, I will sound biased, but bear with me...\n\nI'll start with my team.  The Vikings will have a good year.  Not great, but good.  They have a lot of new players (Steve Hutchinson, Chester Taylor, and Chad Greenway) who will make an impact.  Not to mention a whole new coaching staff who will place an emphasis on winning.  Granted, the loss of Daunte Culpepper will hurt, as well as the loss of Corey Chavous and Lance Johnstone will hurt as well.  But this team's future looks bright, for sure.  I predict 10-6 this year.\n\nThe Packers had the best draft on paper in the NFL, which is easy because they had 13 picks!  No player will impact their team more than A.J. Hawk, who I believe will earn rookie of the year in the NFL.  They had a very balanced draft, improving their offensive line as well as their horrendous cornerback situation (Ahmed Carroll could be the worst cornerback in the NFL).  Add a new coaching staff and this team should be a Super Bowl contender, right?  Not necessarly.  What used to be the team's unprescended face is now the team's cancer.  Brett Favre, a great QB in his prime, is no longer the same QB he once was.  I don't know what he is trying to prove, but he needs to go.  He will hinder the offense and put the pressure on a young Green Bay defense to keep them in games.  I predict 8-8.\n\nThe Lions, well, they are the Lions.\n\nThe Bears are certainly a good team.  Best defense I have seen in a long time.  Now, how can this team, which finished 11-5 last year, but had one of the worst offenses last year, draft ONE offensive player?  That's right, one offensive player.  A team whose offensive line is questionable, a team with an unproven rookie RB in Cedric Benson, and no notable receivers outside of Mushin Muhammed, the Bears defense will not be able to help this team go 11-5 next year.  The Bears will finish 7-9.\n\nThis is a decent division, certainly not the worst in the NFL.
170440
No. Sherman was a good coach. We will see if they even get 3 wins w/o him and possibly Favre. If Green Bay gets Lendale White from USC, maybe they will get 4 wins.
804605
Nice predictions but I have to dissagree with Brett Farve.  He will never play anywhere but Green Bay!  He would retire if traded.
1004786
He's still on the roster and will compete for the backup spot behind Jake Plummer with rookie Jay Cutler. \n\nBut I don't know how long that will last.. I could see BVP being the 3rd string QB this season, and then maybe backing up Cutler if you guys wind up getting rid of Plummer next season.
453585
To bad he wanted all that MONEY!!!!!!! \n\nI'd like to see A.J.Hawk!!! \n\nI'll still wear my 24 jersey but he was costing the team way to much money for his output. Plus all those games missed. HUH I couldn't believe he wasn't gone last year. \n\n**Just Win Baby**
297760
What Detroit needs to have a successful next season is a NEW quarterback. Joey Harrington has been given too many chances to take over the team. The team keeps trying to build around Harrington and it ends in failure. Harrington was given two high first round recivers, Marcus Pollard, Charles Rogers and Kevin Jones. All this talent surrounding him and he is not able to work with it. They even gave Harrington Steve Mariucci, the greatest offensive minded coach for QB's, who helped mold two legends of the game Favre and Steve Young. \n\nI know you like Harrington, but it's time to move on. He had a great college career, but just couldn't cut it in the fast paced NFL. \n\nA new QB is what the Lions need to be able to compete for the NFC North division title.