Brett Favre: The Packers should keep him from playing
Here’s an anonymous guest-blogger:
Brett Favre needs to STAY retired. I’m tired of this see-saw situation with him — every year for the past decade, it seems, we’ve heard stories about how he may retire … and when he finally does? He pulls a flip-flop and changes his mind.
Favre should care about the Packer fans, who have been LOYAL to him, to a fault! They’ve put up with all his interceptions in big spots … they forgave him for looking like an old man in the cold in the NFC Championship game against the Giants with the GAME ON THE LINE. Sorry … but Favre TOTALLY ran out of gas at the end of that game. It was OBVIOUS. Brett — it’s a YOUNG MAN’S SPORT. Be gracious. Be grateful. You’ve had your championships. Now back the f*** up, and let Aaron Rogers take over.
How this man could want to play for another organization is BEYOND ME. Talk about LAME-O. It’ll be like when Jordan played for the Washington Bullets/Wizards — remember that one?
Of course, Favre isn’t the NFL’s equivalent of Jordan. In my opinion, he be OVERRATED. But … that doesn’t matter.
The Packers Organization should, for the good of Favre, for the good of the Packer fans, and the good of the league, keep him on the roster and NOT release him. Normally I side with labor on issues with management, but not this time. Favre is giving labor a bad name. He made a decision — retirement. The team moved on. And then, he CHANGES HIS MIND LIKE SOME SICK PRIMADONNA THAT NEEDS ATTENTION and THROWS A WRENCH IN THE TEAM’S PLANS!
It’s not fair to the Packers organization — the smallest in the NFL — and it’s not fair to their shareholder fans.
Favre — stop being afraid of retirement. Enjoy it. Call it day.
And please — leave us alone.
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He definitely needs to stay retired. I am part of a campaign to send him a life time supply of golf balls so that he takes up golf and finally gives up on football
https://www.thepoint.com/campaigns/stay-retired-brett-favre/overview