So, you're saying there's no chance that Brett and Aaron talk, but keep it private, which would be done for many reasons.

Some of these comments come off as Aaron texted/called Brett time and time again and Brett ignored him. I'm only able to recall one time where Aaron was asked if he reached out to Brett and when asked, Aaron said at the time Brett had not returned the call.

For two guys where theres apparently some bitterness, I point you back to the retirement speech from Brett and the kind words he said about Aaron and then point you to the four times after the Packers/Vikings games where Brett and Aaron spoke privately (as they could in the situation) after the conclusion of the game.




I honestly believe people WANT there to be bad blood between them so there's a story and I think that's one of the reasons (if im right) they keep their conversations private and unknown. Because if people knew they were talking, they'd try to drive a stake between them because lets face it, negativity is what the pathetic society wants to read about.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I honestly believe people WANT there to be bad blood between them so there's a story and I think that's one of the reasons (if im right) they keep their conversations private and unknown.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I'm supposed to be the asshole of the group.

"nerdmann" wrote:

You being the asshole is kind of like the fat freshmen girl who doesn't get enough attention so she gets drunk and very loud and obnoxious.

"nerdmann" wrote:

So, you're saying there's no chance that Brett and Aaron talk, but keep it private, which would be done for many reasons.

Some of these comments come off as Aaron texted/called Brett time and time again and Brett ignored him. I'm only able to recall one time where Aaron was asked if he reached out to Brett and when asked, Aaron said at the time Brett had not returned the call.

For two guys where theres apparently some bitterness, I point you back to the retirement speech from Brett and the kind words he said about Aaron and then point you to the four times after the Packers/Vikings games where Brett and Aaron spoke privately (as they could in the situation) after the conclusion of the game.




I honestly believe people WANT there to be bad blood between them so there's a story and I think that's one of the reasons (if im right) they keep their conversations private and unknown. Because if people knew they were talking, they'd try to drive a stake between them because lets face it, negativity is what the pathetic society wants to read about.

"peteralan71" wrote:

so you point out his remarks in his retirement speech, and then i'll point out that the bad blood, if there is any, more than likely didn't really start until brett tried to unretire.

"gbguy20" wrote:

And you have to support this? The fact that Brett and Aaron spoke after every game the last two years their teams played against one another? Or just because you want there to be arguing to give yourself something to speak about because you don't want to find something worthwhile to chat up? :)

"gbguy20" wrote:

Why are you changing the subject and pointing fingers, saying that we want there to be bad blood? That's ridiculous. The media wants it because it produces money and information for them, but to say that we want our current QB and our previous QB--both who in their time were adored--to have bad blood? Seems like you're reaching.

"peteralan71" wrote:

Great point. And that's why we're here talking. Because we're happy that they hate each other.

:sarcasm:

"peteralan71" wrote: