Favre is the real victim in this whole saga - Jamie Dukes· Page 10

wpr
Preferred Member

10 years ago

Brett was never given the chance to see, Ted didn't want to play him, and didn't want to let him play elsewhere. I'm sure if the same was done to you, you would be all buddy buddy with the person not letting you do what you wanted.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins

Yeah yeah yeah. Brent was a clean as the Wisky snows blowing in off Superior in this whole ordeal. He only wanted to play ball. He didn't care where. It could have been with any team. 🙄

Let's rehash all of this all over again and argue which one was the "real" bad guy for the next 5 years.

PackFanWithTwins
Veteran Member

10 years ago

#92

Originally Posted by: wpr

Well if you paid attention. The post of mine you replied to I clearly stated BOTH sides dropped the ball. And it was YOU who ran with the blame Brett angle.

The world needs ditch diggers too Danny!!!

wpr
Preferred Member

10 years ago

#93

Well if you paid attention. The post of mine you replied to I clearly stated BOTH sides dropped the ball. And it was YOU who ran with the blame Brett angle.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins

I read it and I respectably disagreed. (If you paid attention to my post.) My comment was that if Brett truly wanted to play ball, he would have been willing to go anywhere. They would have been able to work something out and it wouldn't have been as messy as it ended up being. Clearly that was not the case as was proven by that Brent character when he was sent to NYJ. He feigned retirement once again simply to get his release and headed straight for MN. He had no intention of playing anywhere else. THAT was the reason for the messy divorce. NYJ didn't need the drama and gave him his release. GB wasn't stupid and wouldn't roll over and let him stick it to them.

On a scale of 0-100 GB had no reason whatsoever to let him cross the St Croix. As I mentioned in my earlier post, if you paid attention, he had been treated very well by the franchise during his career (no one else was allowed to skip all the OTA type things but he was. no one else was allowed to more or less do whatever they wanted to do but he was.) and was handsomely compensated for his efforts. GB only went with Aaron AFTER Brett retired. On one came to him and told him they wanted him to sit on the bench as Aaron's backup for the last few years of his career until he said he was going to retire.

It wasn't until after that Brent character showed up that the Packers organization got tough out of their own self interests. I expected no less from them or any organization.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

10 years ago

#94

I can't believe this is still being brought up.
Fact: favre never would have been in the situation if he himself wouldn't have been pulling the "I'm retiring, now I'm not" for several seasons.
How can you properly prepare you team if you never know if the guy will change his mind again?
The Packers were forced to make up their own mind and not flip flop themselves.
Had they not did what they did, we may have had 3 more years of Favre, but then would have lost Aaron Rodgers.
Would the Packers been better off NOW?
Now, all of it is water over the dam, and it doesn't matter who you think was the "villain"in this.
Brett is coming back to be rightfully enshrined, and I will be cheering for him, as I did for 16 seasons!

Dexter_Sinister
Registered

10 years ago

#95

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

Favre never actually retired from the Packers. He just announced it and went home. You have to file paper work with the league to retire. He didn't have a change of heart, because he never really retired. He didn't want to come back to play, he wanted out.

He also told the Packers to disregard the fact that he didn't file the Paperwork and just move on without him. So when the "changed his mind" part of the plan came into effect the Packers would be over the roster limit and over the cap. They would have no choice but to cut him loose.

TT's only mistake, other than letting McCarthy chase him down in Mississippi and beg him to come back after he walked out on the team in '06, was not just leaving him on the roster and saying go home. You aren't playing. I would rather have eaten the roster spot than let Favre force the team to trade him.

I want to go out like my Grandpa did. Peacefully in his sleep.
Not screaming in terror like his passengers.

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