bloody spaniard
Monday, January 25, 2010 6:52:00 AM
The man's a stud. He'll be back.

Alas, so will Jason Campbell.

teedubbya
Monday, January 25, 2010 6:54:00 AM
anyone else find it ironic that if you say farve the correct way it sounds like a knife cutting through cheese. Like cutting the cheesehead?
bloody spaniard
Monday, January 25, 2010 6:56:00 AM
LOL- One of the lowlights of the game was at the end when Favre threw against the grain for the interception when he could have run it & gained 10- 15 yards for a possible field goal attempt & win.
teedubbya
Monday, January 25, 2010 7:02:00 AM
5 woulda done it

my favorite description so far

"What a horrible ending for Favre's magical season in Minnesota. His critics said all year that sooner or later Favre would hurt the Vikings as much as he helped them. And it finally happened, with that horribly ill-advised interception with seven seconds left in regulation and the Vikings in position to at least try a game-winning field goal.

It's a cardinal sin in the NFL: You don't throw late over the middle. And that's exactly what Favre did. He played heroically at times on Sunday, fighting through a left ankle injury and a constant battering. But all that's really going to be remembered about this one is his game-changing pick.

I have to believe Favre will never let that pass be his last one in the NFL, any more than he did when he threw that game-deciding interception in overtime of the Packers' 2007 NFC title game loss at home against the Giants. We'll have No. 4 back in 2010, no matter what he might say or announce in the coming days or weeks."

I really do feel sorry for the selfish summitch..... his selfishness and carlessnes are the very things that made him good. I highly doubt I will ever see his INT record broken.