Thanks for nothing Favre

• Maverick

  +2

  That's just mean. Mean.

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Bars & Stripes

  +3

  Monumental upset...dramatic ending...justice served...yeah, that Super Bowl sucked.

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Maverick

  +2

  Was the game worth it enough to have Eli Manning as your reigning MVP?

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Bars & Stripes

  +3

  Sure...my Manning avoidance tactics are well-honed at this point.

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Maverick

  +2

  Wow, back-to-back Manning wins. I don't know. But then again, would it be worth it to have Favre as a winner?

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• McLean Stevenson

  +2

  Yeah, it had nothing to do with the actual Super Bowl, just subjecting us to more Manning stuff. Having just Peyton doing all of the talking was bad enough. Eli was only doing that stupid watch commerical. Now we are looking at a whole new era of bad commercials.

  Posted 3/4/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Maverick

  +2

  Eli is already breaking into the commercials. Maybe he can do the new Wrangler jeans stuff.

  Posted 3/5/2008 [reply] [flag]

• McLean Stevenson

  +1

  That would be sweet, Eli running around Central Park playing football in his jeans.

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So long to Brett Favre
Published 3/5/2008 by Ryan at The Victoria Times
... of a lot more than any of the Vikings QBs during his tenure because he seemed to be a cool and collected passer who kept his nose clean and was loyal to a small Midwestern town. Most importantly, in my mind, he was dedicated not only to winning, but to winning in Green Bay. Or so I thought. Take a look at the circumstances of his retirement. He broke pretty much every remaining record that was out there to break. He led his team to the NFC Championship game, only to single handedly lose the game on an overtime interception. Clearly, the team will only be better next year. If ...