RhodyPatriot
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If he plays at all... he looked pretty hobbled last night, though he's such a drama queen that he was probably trying to cover up his horrendous play w/ some injury.
If he plays at all... he looked pretty hobbled last night, though he's such a drama queen that he was probably trying to cover up his horrendous play w/ some injury. Who knows? But rest assured, his mentally-challenged wife will be dealing with it with Faith.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Favre is guilty. Because if it weren't his junk in those pics, his wife would know - presumably? Maybe she likes it in the dark only... - and would have told the world that those pics were not of her man's lil peckah...
Drama queen is right--he reminds me of this kid in second grade who was always limping if anything happened to him, even getting hit in the arm. He was running fine, then limped off the field.
My prediction is if the Vikings fall out of playoff contention (hard to do in the NFC...) he'll finally get "hurt" enough to miss a game. Man I hate that guy.
I'll take this further, at the risk of sounding like a paranoid conspiracy therorist. Favre will retire mid season, claiming elbow/ankle, rather than face suspension for 'Wiener-gate".
The only way Brett will sit is if he is pulled and I don't see Chilly doing that. He will play and this will be an easy win for the Pats. Brett will retire after this year and my guy Randy will be playing for another team.
I'm not convinced Favre will even play. His ankle looked pretty bad at the end of that game. He was celebrating the win he thought he had at the end by jumping up and down on his right foot only, and his face had gone completely red, immersed in sweat. I know he thinks he is indestructible, but I'm not convinced.
Your crazy for even asking this. Of Course we BOO that Attention Whore.Should we boo him??
Should we laugh at him??
Should we chant "Jenn....Jenn....Jenn...."??
Should we shower him with Oscar Meyer mini-weiners??
I miss the good old days when real football fans were allowed to be real football fans in Foxborough.
That Childress guy really knows how to build a winning team for the long haul, eh?
I'm not convinced Favre will even play. His ankle looked pretty bad at the end of that game. He was celebrating the win he thought he had at the end by jumping up and down on his right foot only, and his face had gone completely red, immersed in sweat. I know he thinks he is indestructible, but I'm not convinced.
Favre is one of those folks who can withstand pain but has a zero tolerance for discomfort... His injuries become increasingly manageable/uncomfortable/almost unbearable even for a warrior in relation to his performance. I'm proud of the GB fans for not succombing to his desire for a farewell salute as he limped off the field gladhanding anyone who still cared. Which seemed to be largely mediots and his former toadies on the team. I hear Chilly was fairly sputtering in his post game presser. What a match made in heaven...
In the good old wild days the drunk infested sections of Schaeffer probably could have come up with a hum dinger of a Favre salute in unison.