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ESPN's Sal Paolantonio raised a stir after Brett Favre's farewell press conference by calling him "overhyped". Today, Jean-Jaques Taylor of the Dallas Morning News calls Favre "overrated." We had Packers Center Scott Wells and former Packer LeRoy Butler on 1250 WSSP. Click on their names to hear their interesting comments on Favre's future.
- Mike Clemens
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 July 2008 )
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 Just a fan, not really Hawk. Nope. This was taken just down the block from my home in western Racine County. It is not AJ Hawk. Just some fan already enamored with the Packers weak-side linebacker, heading into his third season in Green Bay. I'll let you know what his reaction is when I show him this, next time I get to Green Bay. - Mike |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 July 2008 )
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If Brett Favre decided he wanted to return to the NFL, he could simply file some paper work with the NFL. Packers GM Ted Thompson would then have 24 hours to decide whether to put Favre back on the active roster, (then likely start working on a possible trade) or release him, allowing Favre become a free agent and get picked up by the team of his choice. Pro Football Talk.com reports league sources say Favre's agent is letting it be known his client has suggested the Carolina Panthers might be a team he would be interested in playing for, despite having no ties to Head Coach John Fox. |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 July 2008 )
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Packers GM Ted Thompson visited Brett Favre in May, but never brought up the subject of whether he wanted to return to football. According to the Green Bay Press Gazette, Favre later contacted Mike McCarthy on about a possible return, but was told the team was moving forward with Aaron Rodgers. Click Here: More on Press Gazette Report |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 July 2008 )
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