I highly doubt that Brett is coming back. I think that if he was, he would of had that surgery on his partially torn bicep/tendon/ligament or what every it was.

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Would we really get 3 first round picks for allowing Farve to go to Minny?
I'm sure we could even find somebody here to give him a ride.

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Would I like to see the Vikings piss away a good team (again)? You know I would.

Would I like to see Brett possibly tarnish what's left of his legacy (still quite a lot, IMO) just so he can 'teach the Packers a lesson'? No, I would not. I've got a long list of nightmare scenarios, and I just don't want to see them happen. I'm hoping he either stays w/ the Jets or hangs up the cleats.

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Not if they cut him.

If they traded him to MN, yes. But if they simply cut him, no.

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That is correct.

Therefore, I kind of hope they do trade him to MN so that we can get multiple 1st round draft picks. Especially this year, that would be SOOO nice.

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Trade him....please.

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Looks like the Jets aren't going to play the waiting game, which in my mind says that he could be released.

Jets | Deny Favre given months to decide future
Mon, 02 Feb 2009 06:34:53 -0800

Erik Boland, of Newsday, reports a New York Jets spokesman refuted a report by Sports Illustrated's Peter King, who said general manager Mike Tannenbaum told QB Brett Favre he needn't "rush" his decision to return and that he can take "months" if necessary. According to the spokesman, the team hopes to have an indication from Favre by the time the NFL Scouting Combine begins Feb. 18. Favre has two years left on the three-year contract the Jets inherited when they acquired him from the Green Bay Packers. Favre is due $13 million in 2009. Should he retire or be released, the Jets, who are over the salary cap, would receive cap room they desperately need.

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