Favre saga almost over
Marvin Harrison and Andre Johnson are practicing, Kenny Irons is a former Bengal (for now), Steven Jackson is a holdout (for now), and Devin Hester no longer is. Just another training camp morning, where more news happens in 24 hours than occurs in a month of the off-season.
Still, it all takes a backseat to the Brett Favre saga. Which appears to be wrapping up. NFL Network's Adam Schefter reports that Favre plans to show up to camp Sunday. I emailed Schefter and he says that he thinks Favre genuinely just wants to play football again, preferably in Green Bay. Either way, this will speed the process up. He's playing football in 2008. Meanwhile, the Jets have reportedly received permission to talk to Favre. They may not be the only team to do so in the next 48 hours. One way or another, I think we'll know Favre's 2008 team by Monday. Either he's dealt or the Packers commit to him on the roster. I'd bet on the former, but nothing should surprise at this point.
Comments
I'll take heat for this but he's been a selfish prick for years
Posted by: Abruzzi | July 25, 2008 03:44 PM
that is so true. favre has been stealing all the hype this time of year offers. I would love for this to be over right now, so I can focus on fantasy football. Im looking for some extra players to play along with me at www.youbeqb.com. its a sweet new game for fantasy football lovers that offer cash prizes every weekend.
Posted by: andrew | July 25, 2008 05:52 PM
Marvin Harrison and Andre Johnson both are good player from my point of view.
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Posted by: seizer | July 26, 2008 09:13 AM
15-year Packer fan here, to say that if everything in the media is true regarding this year's offseason in Green Bay, Favre is just plain being sefish. He wants to play and doesn't care a flip about what his last-minute decision means to the Packers' coaching staff, GM or Aaron Rodgers. The aftermath of his indecision is going to tarnish his great career. Are the extra 15-20 TD passes he pads onto his career stats this year in New York or Tampa Bay worth all this?
Posted by: Fantasy Phil | July 27, 2008 12:46 AM
15-year Packer fan here, to say that if everything in the media is true regarding this year's offseason in Green Bay, Favre is just plain being sefish. He wants to play and doesn't care a flip about what his last-minute decision means to the Packers' coaching staff, GM or Aaron Rodgers. The aftermath of his indecision is going to tarnish his great career. Are the extra 15-20 TD passes he pads onto his career stats this year in New York or Tampa Bay worth all this?
Posted by: Fantasy Phil | July 27, 2008 12:46 AM
15-year Packer fan here, to say that if everything in the media is true regarding this year's offseason in Green Bay, Favre is just plain being sefish. He wants to play and doesn't care a flip about what his last-minute decision means to the Packers' coaching staff, GM or Aaron Rodgers. The aftermath of his indecision is going to tarnish his great career. Are the extra 15-20 TD passes he pads onto his career stats this year in New York or Tampa Bay worth all this?
Posted by: Fantasy Phil | July 27, 2008 12:47 AM