Wooing Brett Favre: 'Follow Lombardi's Footsteps to the Nation's Capital'

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Wooing Brett Favre: 'Follow Lombardi's Footsteps to the Nation's Capital'
FanHouse found this 7/19/2008 on nfl.fanhouse.com [flag]
Filed under: Redskins , NFC East , NFL Free Agency With Brett Favre's Packer career possibly over, FanHouse is looking at possible destinations for the Pro Bowler. Next up: the Washington Redskins . Dear Brett Favre, You have a big name, a big arm and the media will be all over you. I'd be willing to bet that Redskins' owner Daniel Snyder is beating your door down. I know that the ... [link]

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Wooing Brett Favre: An Open Letter to Lure Him to Various NFL Cities
Published 7/19/2008 at FanHouse
... Minnesota Vikings: May give you the best chance to win another NFC North title Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Come and play in Tampa Bay! Chicago Bears: Yes, Brett: Stick it to those Packers! Carolina Panthers: We brought Vinny Testerverde out of retirement New York Jets: If you can make it there ... Miami Dolphins: Fun, sun and a chance to keep messing with Marino Washington Redskins: You are Daniel Snyder's kinda guy! ...

Around the internet: Training Camp roundup
Published 7/19/2008 by Skin Patrol at Hogs Haven
... That's an interesting take but I think a debatable one. I think Ben would be 100% correct if JC were younger than me but, alas, he turns 27 this December. The time is now for Jason, imo. (Elsewhere, check out Sportz Assassin's take on Favre here, at Fanhouse.) ...

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BRETT FARVE PON MY TEAM!?!?!? ZOMG THET WOULD BE LILKE TOALLY COOL!!!!1!!

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