I thought you would retire Brett, thanks for proving me wrong.
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I look forward to watching #4 overtaking George Blanda in career interceptions.
Also check out the Onion. Here's the title and opening paragraph:
Grease Fire Rages Through Midwest April 25, 2006 | Issue 42•17
MILWAUKEE—A raging grease fire has spread across the southern half of Wisconsin and into the neighboring states of Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, killing at least eight and leaving hundreds injured or missing after the intense heat and acrid odor of charred pork and cheese-filled breading overwhelmed the region.
So many naysayers wanted to see him quit when in reality whether he retired or not, he still has enough skills that put him among the elite in the nfl. It's just because of a battered and bruised offense for the first time basically in his career (last year) that those people say he should hang it up.
I on the other hand thought he would retire also, but not that I thought that he should. I am glad he chose to stay in the game because I really think with a decent offense he can still keep the Packers in any game vs any team at any time.
Now that he's back, the Packers can finally set the drama aside and focus on the needs of the team, and now as fans, we can set our eye on some of Dan Marino's records that he'll more than likely pass or come close to passing (hopefully with a good year and depending how well he feels he will play through 07-08).
Two of the best QBs of all time from their respective conference ... Dan Marino and Brett Favre. I will thoroughly enjoy witnessing my man Favre chase a legend from South Florida ... even if the Packers aren't good enough to secure a playoff spot.
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I look forward to watching #4 overtaking George Blanda in career interceptions.
Also check out the Onion. Here's the title and opening paragraph:
Grease Fire Rages Through Midwest
April 25, 2006 | Issue 42•17
MILWAUKEE—A raging grease fire has spread across the southern half of Wisconsin and into the neighboring states of Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, killing at least eight and leaving hundreds injured or missing after the intense heat and acrid odor of charred pork and cheese-filled breading overwhelmed the region.
So many naysayers wanted to see him quit when in reality whether he retired or not, he still has enough skills that put him among the elite in the nfl. It's just because of a battered and bruised offense for the first time basically in his career (last year) that those people say he should hang it up.
I on the other hand thought he would retire also, but not that I thought that he should. I am glad he chose to stay in the game because I really think with a decent offense he can still keep the Packers in any game vs any team at any time.
Now that he's back, the Packers can finally set the drama aside and focus on the needs of the team, and now as fans, we can set our eye on some of Dan Marino's records that he'll more than likely pass or come close to passing (hopefully with a good year and depending how well he feels he will play through 07-08).
Two of the best QBs of all time from their respective conference ... Dan Marino and Brett Favre. I will thoroughly enjoy witnessing my man Favre chase a legend from South Florida ... even if the Packers aren't good enough to secure a playoff spot.
Now Free,
Why you gotta be like that? You seem like such a nice guy over at Shane's site.
Oh, and the Onion article is awesome. If you don't love that paper, you just don't love America.
Sorry about that, guess the it's the jealous viking fan in me. (who'd kill for a #4-type on the purple) It's your day, I'll be nice
Yes, a day to celebrate with beer and brats all 'round.
maybe the beer will have to wait until after I help coach my son's ballgame tonight....
I figured that was it Free. Wasn't upset at all, just busting your hump.
Johnny B - Best idea I've heard all day.
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