does anybody think Bret Favre should just make a decision?

[jakez4ut]

i mean i know the guy is a hall of famer and league mvp etc....but this is getting a bit ridiculous.....the packers have decisions to make, and each day he keeps 'em guessing could be hampering their long term goals....

i respect the guy for what he's done, but he's not the Brett Favre of 5 years ago, and certainly not the Brett Farve of the mid 90's.

imo he should retire and/or request a trade...preferably retire, i'd hate to see him in another jersey, and i'd also hate to see him go out this year on another down season...they guy's been too good for too long to go out like this.

 

[NCGatorBait]

I've lost a lil respect for his drama queen antics on this..just make a damn decision :bad:

 

[volmanjr]

crap or get off the pot Brett

 

[volinasheville]

If Brett wants to give his opinion on everything except his own situation, he should apply for a job with ESPN. Time to get this decision done Brett.

 

[milohimself]

Like I've said before, if I were the Packers I would have given Favre a decent deadline and if he didn't decide by then, I'd decide for him and can him. The longer he waits, the longer he keeps the Packers from moving on.

 

[tidwell]

I personally can't get enough of the press conferences he holds every other week to announce he's still undecided on whether or not he'll play next season.

 

[rwemyss]

I was pissed about him saying the Titans gave McNair a raw deal, yet he treats the Packers like crap? Pot, meet kettle.

 

[USAF_Vol]

yes

 

[JennVols]

I like the guy, but he needs to retire.

 

[wncvolfan]

I like the guy, but he needs to retire.

I think so, too. In fact, I think he was done during the 03-04 seson. He definitely had problems with uniform identification, especially in the NFC semifinal against the Eagles. It seems to have gotten worse since then. I'd hate to see him go out like Unitas did.

 

[la.lovesorange]

Being from his neck of the woods, I like him and cant talk bad about him. I do feel its time for him to retire though.

 

[rwemyss]

I can't believe how ESPN is berating the Packers fans for just wanting him to quit yanking their chain and make a decision so that they can get prepared for the season, with or without him.

 

[wncvolfan]

I can't believe how ESPN is berating the Packers fans for just wanting him to quit yanking their chain and make a decision so that they can get prepared for the season, with or without him.

That's ESPN for you. I imagine the Packer fans would like to know if they're gonna be stuck without an 'A" QB when the season starts. If he intends to retire and announces now, the Pack has time to trade a draft pick for a quality QB. If not, they end up much like Miami when R. Williams suddenly retired.

 

[GAVol]

Did Aaron Rodgers get and snaps last year at all?

 

[milohimself]

He took snaps in three games last year... He went 9/16 with one pick and no touchdowns

 

[milohimself]

That's ESPN for you. I imagine the Packer fans would like to know if they're gonna be stuck without an 'A" QB when the season starts. If he intends to retire and announces now, the Pack has time to trade a draft pick for a quality QB. If not, they end up much like Miami when R. Williams suddenly retired.

I doubt it because Ricky Williams retired during the peak of his career where it's pretty apparent Favre is not helping the Pack much right now.

 

[jakez4ut]

well, it looks like he's coming back...oh well..at least he finally made a decision...but he realy put the packers in a bind....at least he got it done before the draft...i also saw where they signed Charlse Woodson to a 7 year deal...hmmm....not what i would call a typical Packer....

 

[OWB]

I guess that Brett figures things can't be as bad as last year.

 

[jakez4ut]

oh well...but i can't see them being a super bowl contendor...though, in that division, anything is possible....who knows what the Vikings are going to be about....the Lions, i just can't say they're going to be good...the bears are probably going to be the favorite, but will they have a collapse this year like they did after that season they went 13-3 a couple of years ago???

 

[milohimself]

I guess that Brett figures things can't be as bad as last year.

I think so too. I see the Pack going .500 next year.

 

[GAVol]

Favre probably realized that there were a lot of NFL defensive backs who he had not had an opportunity to throw interceptions to yet.

 

[ukvols]

I think that whenever Favre does decide to retire, he will do so immediately after the season is over and not give it another thought. As soon as he said he would think it over, I had a feeling he would come back.