atlantasportscentral.com - 3/5/2008
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Brett Favre retired today. This is an examination of the path that led him to the Green Bay Packers and the subsequent affects it had on the Packers and the team that traded him away, the Atlanta Falcons.
Pack missed first pass at Moss
boston.com 3/3/2008 — If the Green Bay Packers were to take a run at Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss, as has been speculated, they might have to mend some fences first.
At the Super Bowl in February, Moss sounded less than thrilled with the team's approach to courting him last year, when he was seeking a trade from the Oakland Raiders.
Moss clearly has affection for Packers legend Brett Favre, but he didn't ...
Brett Is Retiring
acmepackingcompany.com 3/4/2008 — Oh. My. God. I never saw it coming. I had been thinking all offseason how it wouldn't make any sense for him to retire after a great season. But in some way that that makes the most sense in Favre-logic. He didn't retire after GM Ted Thompson came ...
Brett Favre Is Retiring an Atlanta Falcon
misterirrelevant.com 3/7/2008 — My friend and colleague MJD can’t picture the Packers without Favre , but I can. The guy is an all-time great and one of my all-time faves, but Majik Man came before him, Aaron Rodgers will follow and Green Bay keeps turning (or fermenting, ...
Can Favre be traded? —
Railbird Central
If you're wondering the answer to the question, "Can Brett Favre be traded?" Peter from the Texas Hold 'Em Blogger site, thinks that the Packers can and may trade Favre . "Now Green Bay owns the rights to Favre through 2010," writes Peter, "but don’t be surprised if, as one last finger in the eye of both Favre and Packer fans, Thompson surrenders his rights for a second-day draft pick (4th ...
Farewell Brett Favre, One of the greatest NFL quarterbacks ever —
SportsSoundOff.net
The legendary quarterback of the Green Bay Packers is retiring after a remarkable career. He played 17 seasons in the NFL from 1991-2007. A second round draft pick out of the 1991 NFL draft, Brett started playing for the Packers a year after playing for the Atlanta Falcons. He holds a number of NFL records including most career NFL touchdown passes (442), most career NFL passing yards ...
NFL Wednesday: Harrington Released; More on Favre —
Football for Breakfast
Brett Favre Retirement
- Green Bay Gazette Favre Retirement Special
- Retirement Surprises Packers, Fans (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- Brett, We Miss You Already (ESPN)
- Clayton: Favre Questions Answered (ESPN)
NFC News
Cowboys: Warrick Dunn Could Be a Deal for Cowboys (Dallas Morning News)
Falcons: Joey Harrington Released by Falcons (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Panthers: ...
Brett Favre Retires —
Pink Hat Nation
I would just like to thank Mr. Favre for a great career, and also for signing his first year Green Bay card through the mail back in '93 or whenever it was. Also thanks to Mr. Favre for calling it quits and sparing the constant "Will Brett retire?" stories every single year. Cheers to both the grizzly veteran, as well as Mr. Pill-Popping-Beer-Guzzling Falcons backup. Now Aaron Rodgers can ...
Mel Kiper's '91 report on Favre —
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog
Here's what Mel Kiper wrote about Brett Favre before the '91 draft. Favre, a second-round pick of the Falcons, wasn't even the first QB selected in that draft. Dan McGwire, brother of baseball star Mark McGwire, was selected 16th overall by Seattle. This kid is a competitor, possesses above average physical skills, and did his damage against top competition during his four years as the ...
Former Falcon Retires —
Sports Page Atlanta
The Atlanta Falcons drafted a quarterback from Southern Mississippi in the 2nd round of the 1991 NFL Draft. He was the 33rd pick overall and was sandwiched by a pick from the then Phoenix Cardinals (Mike D. Jones) and New York Jets (Browning Nagle).
He was the 3rd quarterback taken in the draft followed by Dan McGwire and Todd Marinovich.
He played 2 games for the Falcons went 0-for-4 ...
Brett Favre Retires, Leaves Bitter Memories In Atlanta —
The Falcoholic
Hey, remember when Favre was an awesome quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons? Oh, never mind. He only became great after he left us. That's right. Of course, no one could resist rubbing it on our faces all these years, but there was just nothing for it. Jerry Glanville legitimately didn't like Favre, and he became the latest in a long series of excruciatingly bad moves in hindsight for the ...
Brett calls it a career —
Wax Heaven
Brett Favre retired this morning after a great 2007 season in which he threw 28 touchdown passes and made it to the playoffs. He was also voted Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated. Talk about going out on top!
In a career that spanned 17 seasons and yes, a team besides the Green Bay Packers, he won three consecutive M.V.P awards (’95-’97), led the league in touchdowns 4 ...
NFL: Turning the page on Brett Favre —
Bleacher Report - NFL
So many great things have been said about Brett Favre as he's decided to move on with his life and end his playing career. But as we look at his accomplishments, there are just some statistics that really stand out. Sure we all know about ...
Turning the page on Brett Favre —
Bleacher Report - NFL
So many great things have been said about Brett Favre as he's decided to move on with his life and end his playing career. But as we look at his accomplishments, there are just some statistics that really stand out. Sure we all know about his ...
After 17 Seasons, Favre to Hang It Up —
Wash Post NFL
After pondering retirement in each of the last several offseasons but continuing a career sure to land him in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre has decided that he's had enough.
Green Bay Blues: Brett Favre Retires —
Bleacher Report - NFL
Brett Favre has announced today that he will be retiring from the Green Bay Packers football team. For the past five years, there have been rumors once a year that this would happen, and, now, it has finally come true. Every Packer fan remembers ...
Here's to You, Brett —
Bleacher Report - NFL
Green Bay, WI-- Green Bay Packers' Brett Favre retired early Tuesday morning stunning Cheeseheads and football fans alike. Favre may be gone, but he will never be forgotten. Here is a tribute to you Brett. Here's to a kid that ...