What do you think of Aikman saying he might make a comeback?
917510
Totally bogus. Not even listed on ESPN.com news section (where it supposedly came from, according to the story) or the wire services. Aikman is 40 yrs. old. He's been out of the game too long (6 years) and is way past his prime for a comeback. If this "story" were to come out three years ago, I might give it some credence. But without a link, I've got to conclude it's a fake.\n\nI will say that it's fairly well-written, in a typical sports news format. A lot of these fake stories look like they're written by a third grader. But as someone else pointed out, Aikman was inducted into the pro football Hall of Fame this year, and no legitimate news story about him would sum up his career highlights at the end as this one does without mentioning his HOF induction.
822390
Sure.  Real curious to see how he will do back in Florida too.  Should be interesting.
828625
I hope not...The new thing in hip hop is to claim you are retiring then come back ... so probably not. \n\nI want him to take some time and get back to the roots of his talent. He has been putting out garbage lately.
916653
Man, its a real slow news day.  Aikmans gonna get himself killed\nb
702747
I think he could end up being a decent pro player. It depends on who drafts him. I would not expect much more out of him that I expected out of Young. Neither are likely to be able to lead a team. Look at Vick for instance. Whatever team gets him will have to make him a man, surround him with quality players and a solid O line. Otherwise his career won't be long.
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!
497743
No.  He's good, but I don't think that he's back.  I don't see him doing it again.
1115354
It's time for T.O. to silence the critics. He's in a situation where he's gonna have to put out or shut up. This may be his last chance to sway the doubters and I think he knows it. I'd say he is a good fit in Dallas because the 'franchise' as well as most Cowboy fans want to get back onto the "W" side of .500 and into the playoffs (as the glory days) so bad that they will accept this risk. There are only a handful of coaches in the NFL that can handle Mr Owens and Parcells is one. But, it still remains to be seen and we shall soon find out! If T.O. is still in the starting lineup and/or on the roster by week five, the Cowboys could be off to a stellar season. If not........
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.
708107
Troy is, without a doubt, the best player in College Football today. That being said, let's look at how other Heisman QB's have fared in the NFL. Jason White. Eric Crouch. Chris Weinke. Danny Wuerfel. Notice a pattern? Heisman flops. Another pattern? They're all drop-back, "traditional" QB's. But Troy has the legs, too. He can take a game into a whole different dimension. Troy's speed makes him a whole different category: the QB scrambler. Troy is the second mainstream running QB to be considered a potential pro threat. The first? Mike Vick.  But Vick wasn't even close to this good in college. So I think Troy will be succesful in the NFL. He's got great decision-making skills, and he's not having difficulty as a college QB. Look back at the Michigan game. Or the Texas game. He makes some of the nation's best DB's look positively ameteur. Troy should lead a productive career starting for an NFL team (Detroit? Oakland? Cleveland?). Perhaps he'll be the first of his breed to gain top-tier status. All in all, his prospects are ripe for the NFL.
718423
If he FINALLY makes up his mind, I hope he comes back to the Bosox. Then if Wellsy acts weird or is too hurt, he can retire. OH! What FUN to knock the Yanks around again!!!
907479
I wish he would make a comeback but I don't wish it in secret I am very public about it!!\n\n♥♥We Love You Michael!!!!♥♥
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!
133691
I agree, from watching him this season, it appears that he can still play at a high level. However, Bettis has to consider more than just his level of play with this decision. Personally, is he satisfied? Does he still have the drive to play? Is it still worth all the pain and hard work, and not being with his family? I'm sure the Steelers would welcome him back, but they do have two capable backs in Willie Parker and Duce Staley (if healthy).
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.
478615
i hope so...\n\nhe's dragging this out too long...\n\nhe could take his 29 INTs back home with him to Mississippi!!!
772985
Probably not, although as I former sprinter I hope he does well -- he hasn't played organized football since the 10th grade (about 8 or 9 years ago).  He is obviously fast, but we don't know if he has the hands to catch the ball, the ability to run routes, or most importantly, the ability to withstand some hard hits.  And he might get suspended in the NFL anyway for his substance use.