Man enough to talk trash back to one of the biggest punk bums ever to play the game...

He's got a Super Bowl ring and three MVP awards. He's led his team to the playoffs 10 times in the salary cap era, tops in the NFL.

we will see what the future holds for this, the last true modern day king of the NFL!!

I agree, Dave. Does he want to be a part of a restructuring and rebuilding process? Does he have anything left to prove? Would outing Sherman and bringing in Mariucci be THE thing to convince him to give it one more go? For old times sake? Does he even believe that?

I think it will take a major restructing of the organization in order to turn the tables around; Brett himself has even questioned the smartness of the organizations move in wanting to keep him around. This was a rough, rough season. I think the champ has to really sit back, do some soul-searching, really figure it out.I know the hunger is still there. I respect his decision, either way!

 

yea, me either. LOL trust me this will be a daily Wisconsin headline news issue, at least until the start of spring training!

EEEEK!

Could somebody PLEASE photoshop out the butt-crack in that first picture!

Favre should go down as the best ever

Jimmy Johnson / FOXSports.com

It would shock me to see Brett Favre playing next season. Had he planned on playing another season for the Packers, I think we would have seen rookie quarterback Aaron Rodgers playing Sunday against Seattle. This game meant nothing to either team.

It's almost like he had told the Green Bay coaching staff that this was going to be his last game in Lambeau Field and he wanted to play. He left the field waving to the fans and all the body language, the emotion on his face and all the comments he has made, well, it tells me we have seen the last of Brett Favre.

Just listen to his interviews this season. He has said he couldn't imagine playing in another uniform.

It was a great, great career. He may have been the greatest quarterback that has ever played. That may make Terry (Bradshaw) mad and maybe Joe Montana, but he was definitely the best I ever saw play.

Physically, he was as a fun quarterback to watch. He was a gunslinger, a gambler. He had great physical presence. He could avoid the rush. He could break tackles. He was a tremendous competitor. He outwardly showed his passion for this game. Plus, he has his Super Bowl ring.

I still think he has the talent and physical ability to play. But I do believe it is time for him to move on.

I think he could help a lot of teams, but you would have to throttle him down a little bit. He could be productive for any team in this league. He couldn't do it the way he played this season. But if he were playing for a better team, he wouldn't have played the way he did this year. I thought there were a lot of times when he was simply throwing the ball up for grabs, hoping to make something happen.

I just don't know if it would be a lot of fun for him to go play someplace else. If he went to another team, he would have a new supporting cast and a whole new offensive system. It would be a tremendous time commitment on his part. I just don't know if he wants to do that and move to a different city.

Playing for the Packers, he could spend his off-seasons in Mississippi. He didn't have to spend a lot of time around the other players, which he didn't. But with a new team, he would have to prove himself all over again. He would have to work at building a rapport with new teammates. I don't see Favre doing that.