Brett Favre, Could Cause Sickness

FRANK THE TANK'S SLANT found this 28 days ago on www.windycitygridiron.com [flag]

blllleeccc......hummmmpppphhhhh.....belemmmmm.... Sorry I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. picture from the Tribune Apparently, not all Bears are opposed to the idea . "He knows how to win and he's won Super Bowls, you know, and he's been in every situation possible and he'd make our team a lot better," Bears kicker Robbie Gould told ... [link]

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Icy Wrigley and Land-o-Links for 7/23/2008
Published 28 days ago by Frank the Tank at FRANK THE TANK'S SLANT
... 5. Brett Favre, Could Cause Sickness (Windy City Gridiron) - If there’s one saving grace about the 24-hour news ticker about Brett Favre’s movements over the past week, it’s that there is finally some movement away from the monolithic media monkey love for this man that has existed for the past decade. I have always hated Favre, plain and simple, and it’s nice to see people outside of Chicago and Minnesota start realizing that he is as selfish as any other athlete out there. ...

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