http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-brettfavre&prov=ap&type=lgns
Thank you, Jesus. Now if we can just move on to something important.
Thank you, Jesus. Now if we can just move on to something important.
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Favre FINALLY traded
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About time.
And now he is a New York Jet. That game against New England just became interesting.
Now this does loads of good for Jets offensive players in Fantasy Leagues.
Im starting to scour the waiver wires now.
Rob
And now he is a New York Jet. That game against New England just became interesting.
Now this does loads of good for Jets offensive players in Fantasy Leagues.
Im starting to scour the waiver wires now.
Rob
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He just needs to leave football before he ruins any kind of legacy he could have.
I'm just glad is fricking over already. lol He is one of the best QB's to have ever played the game, so I don't think his playing will tarnish his image, but both he and the team mishandled the whole situation. I'm just glad he's a Jet and not a Buc. I'd hate to have my Saints face him twice.
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Cut as of right now, Kellen Clemens will be Brett's back up.
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So how good this actually make the Jets and the Packers? Does anybody think the Packers will still be good enough to get back to the NFC title game let alone the playoffs. With several other additional aggressive moves in the offsesason, are the Jets now a playoff contender.
I'm just going to take an educated hunch that the Packers are going to face some serious growing pains with Rodgers for the first half of the year before surging big time in the second half, but coming up short of the playoffs. I think the Jets are very likely to be a wildcard in the AFC and finish with 10 and 11 wins, but I still don't see them getting past New England, Indy, or San Diego in the playoffs.
What does everyone else think about the Packers' and Jets' season prospects after this trade?
I'm just going to take an educated hunch that the Packers are going to face some serious growing pains with Rodgers for the first half of the year before surging big time in the second half, but coming up short of the playoffs. I think the Jets are very likely to be a wildcard in the AFC and finish with 10 and 11 wins, but I still don't see them getting past New England, Indy, or San Diego in the playoffs.
What does everyone else think about the Packers' and Jets' season prospects after this trade?
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I would have prefered him to stay retired, but I don't agree with you. Favre's accomplishments are far to great for something like this to ruin his legacy.
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Oh no, I didn't mean this incident. I just meant like any bad plays/calls or injuries he will have in the future from playing longer than he should have. If he can do it at his age, then more power to him.
this trade can possibly get the Jets in as the wild card. however there is really only one spot left since the jaguars are nearly a definite to grab one of the wild cards. the jets do benefit from a relatively easy schedule but this trade will do nothing more than a possible wild card and quick playoff exit.
