Just watch.
It's come to this for Brett Favre. Being mocked by the Taiwanese in cartoon's.
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Showing posts with label Brett Favre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brett Favre. Show all posts
January 6, 2011
December 21, 2010
Photo: The Internet is Great
Brett Favre surprised everyone last night when he decided he was healthy enough to play last night against the Chicago Bears. Favre threw a touchdown and a interception before being thrown to the ground by Bears rookie Corey Wootton. Favre left the game with a concussion and the Vikings lost. Bubbaprog took this photo of Favre laying on the frozen turf. That photo lead to some very creative photoshops.
My goodness the Internet is great.
(Via Twitter/Sachin)
My goodness the Internet is great.
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October 14, 2010
August 3, 2010
2010 NFL Preview: With Favre's Retirement What Happens to the Vikings and the NFC?
With Brett Favre allegedly announcing his retirement this morning, this changes the complete complexion of the Vikings, NFC North, and NFC in general. I'm with Mike Florio on this one, I believe Favre will still play this season. Until then though, the Vikings must move on.
Who Will Be the Vikings Quarterback?: Without Favre the Vikings are down to Tarvaris Jackson, Sage Rosenfels, and rookie Joe Webb as their quarterbacks. In two years as the Vikings starter Jackson has thrown 21 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. And who can forget Jackson getting destroyed by Chris Clemons against the Eagles in the playoffs? Jackson isn't a terrible quarterback, but he isn't elite.
Sage Rosenfels isn't much better than Jackson. Rosenfels has thrown 30 touchdowns and 29 interceptions in his career. And who can forget his little brainfart against the Indianapolis Colts a couple of years ago? The Vikings take a huge step back in the quarterback department but are still loaded on offense.
How Will This Affect The Vikings Offense?: Even without Favre the Vikings are still loaded on offense. The Vikings made the playoffs a couple of years ago with Jackson as their quarterback based solely on their offensive line and Adrian Peterson. Peterson is still in the backfield with that great offensive line in front of him. The Vikings also drafted Stanford running back Toby Gerhart to add some depth in the backfield. Visanthe Shiancoe and his unit is a solid tight end. The Vikings also have depth at receiver with Percy Harvin, Sidney Rice, and Bernard Berrian. So while Favre may have retired and Jackson may not be competent, but that offensive line and depth at running back and receiver still makes the Vikings a solid team.
How Will Favre's Retirment Affect the NFC North?: Vegas odds-makers were picking the Vikings to win the NFC North at the beginning of training camp. With Favre retiring, the odds-makers are already changing their picks. While the Vikings are still a loaded team on offense and defense, they're no longer my pick to win the NFC North. I'm going with Green Bay simply because I trust Aaron Rodgers to make right decisions on the field instead of Jay Cutler.
Will the Vikings Still Make the Playoffs?: I'm still going to pick the Vikings to make the playoffs as a Wild Card. Their defense is too loaded to fall off a cliff. A great defense can still take a team far. Also the Vikings probably have the best offensive line in the NFL, they'll protect Jackson. The Vikings also have depth at running back and receivers. If Jackson can limit his mistakes, Minnesota is still a playoff team.
How Will This Affect The Rest of the NFL?: The NFL loses one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time. We forget now, but Favre won three MVP trophy's in row, played in two Super Bowls and won one. He's the Cal Ripken of football playing in 285 straight games an amazing feat when you think about it because Peyton Manning is second and is almost 100 games behind Favre. Favre also broke several passing records including the most yards, touchdowns, and interceptions thrown. Forget about his drama surrounding his retirement decisions, Favre was an all-time best quarterback. I surely won't miss him though playing against the 49ers because he always killed them.
Who Will Be the Vikings Quarterback?: Without Favre the Vikings are down to Tarvaris Jackson, Sage Rosenfels, and rookie Joe Webb as their quarterbacks. In two years as the Vikings starter Jackson has thrown 21 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. And who can forget Jackson getting destroyed by Chris Clemons against the Eagles in the playoffs? Jackson isn't a terrible quarterback, but he isn't elite.
Sage Rosenfels isn't much better than Jackson. Rosenfels has thrown 30 touchdowns and 29 interceptions in his career. And who can forget his little brainfart against the Indianapolis Colts a couple of years ago? The Vikings take a huge step back in the quarterback department but are still loaded on offense.
How Will This Affect The Vikings Offense?: Even without Favre the Vikings are still loaded on offense. The Vikings made the playoffs a couple of years ago with Jackson as their quarterback based solely on their offensive line and Adrian Peterson. Peterson is still in the backfield with that great offensive line in front of him. The Vikings also drafted Stanford running back Toby Gerhart to add some depth in the backfield. Visanthe Shiancoe and his unit is a solid tight end. The Vikings also have depth at receiver with Percy Harvin, Sidney Rice, and Bernard Berrian. So while Favre may have retired and Jackson may not be competent, but that offensive line and depth at running back and receiver still makes the Vikings a solid team.
How Will Favre's Retirment Affect the NFC North?: Vegas odds-makers were picking the Vikings to win the NFC North at the beginning of training camp. With Favre retiring, the odds-makers are already changing their picks. While the Vikings are still a loaded team on offense and defense, they're no longer my pick to win the NFC North. I'm going with Green Bay simply because I trust Aaron Rodgers to make right decisions on the field instead of Jay Cutler.
Will the Vikings Still Make the Playoffs?: I'm still going to pick the Vikings to make the playoffs as a Wild Card. Their defense is too loaded to fall off a cliff. A great defense can still take a team far. Also the Vikings probably have the best offensive line in the NFL, they'll protect Jackson. The Vikings also have depth at running back and receivers. If Jackson can limit his mistakes, Minnesota is still a playoff team.
How Will This Affect The Rest of the NFL?: The NFL loses one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time. We forget now, but Favre won three MVP trophy's in row, played in two Super Bowls and won one. He's the Cal Ripken of football playing in 285 straight games an amazing feat when you think about it because Peyton Manning is second and is almost 100 games behind Favre. Favre also broke several passing records including the most yards, touchdowns, and interceptions thrown. Forget about his drama surrounding his retirement decisions, Favre was an all-time best quarterback. I surely won't miss him though playing against the 49ers because he always killed them.
Breaking News: Brett Favre Announces He Will Not Play Next Year........Ho Hum
Jay Glazer is reporting that Brett Favre will not play for the Minnesota Vikings or any other teams this season. The Glazer tweet says, "Favre has told teammates he will NOT play this season, citing wear and tear on his body. Team is hoping he will change his mind." I'm sure the Vikings are hoping he will change his mind. They're now stuck with either Tarvaris Jackson or Sage Rosenfels as their QB. Not exactly inspiring.
Favre says he's not coming back because his surgically repaired ankle isn't healthy enough for him to continue to play. He might still be hurt, but I'm not buying he's not coming back until the season starts. It's only August 3rd and we're still more than a month away from the start of the NFL season. He's burned his bridge for anyone to give him the benefit of the doubt. Brett Favre announces he will not play this season...............ho hum, move on.
Update: I would avoid ESPN today if you don't want non-stop Favre coverage.
Update: Vikings coach Brad Childress addressed the media a few minutes ago. He knows nothing and then promptly passed out.
Favre says he's not coming back because his surgically repaired ankle isn't healthy enough for him to continue to play. He might still be hurt, but I'm not buying he's not coming back until the season starts. It's only August 3rd and we're still more than a month away from the start of the NFL season. He's burned his bridge for anyone to give him the benefit of the doubt. Brett Favre announces he will not play this season...............ho hum, move on.
Update: I would avoid ESPN today if you don't want non-stop Favre coverage.
Update: Vikings coach Brad Childress addressed the media a few minutes ago. He knows nothing and then promptly passed out.
January 28, 2010
The Links
Michelle Trachtenberg to start the mourning ..... Face facts New York Rangers fans, it's time to rebuild...... Analysis of the Jim Thome signing in Minnesota...... I never heard of the iPad until yesterday....... R.I.P. Howard Zinn...... A look at Obama's guests last night at the State of the Union...... Look for the Wizards to void Arenas' contract..... I hope your not a 'Ugly Betty' fan...... How to tell the difference between Sex addiction and simple cheating..... Will anyone actually watch the Pro Bowl this year?...... Exactly what the Golden State Warriors need, a new ownerTop Democrats at war-with each other (Politico)
Kurt Warner to decide his future on Friday. Let's just hope he's not another Brett Favre (Revenge of the Birds)
Please! Do not ask Brock Lesnar about what he thinks about the Canadian health care system (Cageside Seats)
You can buy Dr. J's house (The 700 Level)
Andre Dawson will enter the Hall of Fame as an Expo (ESPN Chicago)
I took a pounding yesterday for including two CAA teams into my bracket yesterday. Well one team that will not be representing the CAA in the tournament will be Towson (SB Nation)
Craig James threatened to sue Texas Tech if the school didn't investigate Mike Leach (CBSSports.com)
“Dear Paul Shirley, I only wish your father had taken your own advice and worn a condom. Go to hell.” (The Nation)
Obama doing what he does best, blaming other people for his problems (Another Black Conservative)
Has Tigers Woods' wife been staying at Brett Favre's house in Mississippi while Tiger is in sex rehab? (Deadspin)
Twister: 'Jenga' with perverts (With Leather)
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January 27, 2010
The Links
January Jones to start the mourning ..... It's been a hell of a week for Tebow...... Charlie Davies remarkable recovery..... Toyota suspends sales of 8 models in recall...... A couple of Senate Democrats oppose Health care strategy...... Beer chug fail..... Former President Clinton casts a shadow over Obama's State of the Union speech...... 'Avatar' surpasses 'Titanic' as highest grossing movie ever, I've still never seen it....... Oh deer God no...... Andy Dick arrested for alleged sexual assault...... Another gut punch to Buffalo Bills fansWant to feel better about yourself during your high school days. Then read this story (Fire Andy Reid Now!)
Indonesia sobers up from Hope and Change faster than we do (Another Black Conservative)
Should the New York Islanders still be concerned about Rick DiPietro's health? (From the Rink)
A blog interviews with former NBA star Jerry Stackhouse (Raptors HQ)
Haven't heard from Ozzie Guillen in a while (South Side Sox)
Could Tim Tebow's popularity boost his draft stock? (Yahoo Sports)
The Oakland A's completely over paid for oft-injured picture Ben Sheets (Real Clear Sports)
The Super Bowl: Where we can't get away from Favre and Tebow (Sporting Blog)
12 reasons to catch Pro Bowl fever (Five Tool Tool)
Devan Downey sinks Kentucky (The Big Lead)
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January 18, 2010
The Links
Minka Kelly to start the day ...... That Romo showed up again..... LT's last game in San Diego?....... Will Warner be back next season?...... Jordan Shipley NFL draft scouting report..... Maria Sharapova didn't last long at the Australian Open...... The UConn men's team is going to have a hard time reaching the tournament this year...... The dude won a Golden Globe last night...... Honor Dr. King todayGaines Adams tragically passed away from an enlarged heart (Sun-Times)
Cowboys, not Vikings showed a lack of respect (Dallas Mourning-News)
Cowboys once again come up small (SI)
Is the Buffalo Bills job, the worst head coaching job in the NFL? (Buffalo News)
Brian Westbrook is leaning towards retirement, only this time it's for real (700 Level)
Screengrabs from this weekend NFL playoffs (The Big Lead)
Floyd Mayweather is finally getting into the ring, only it's against Shane Mosely (Bleacher Report)
WWE Divas don't exactly make the best weeknight news anchors (Camel Clutch Blog)
Worst of the weekend in the NBA (Basketbawful)
As if we needed another reason to hate Favre (Awful Announcing)
August 28, 2009
Summer Glau to finish off the work week..... Now Bart Scott is backtracking on statements he said about the Ravens..... Andy Reid expects the team to make Michael Vick work.... Girl found after being abducted 18 years ago..... More California wildfire's.... Say this without laughing: Jimmy Hoffa doesn't support Arlen Specter.... Is there a drug Michael Jackson didn't use?.... An Andy Griffith sex scene?Uh oh! I just knew Donovan McNabb was going to be upset that he has to split snaps with Vick (PFT)
Apparently Oregon and Boise St. don't like each other very much. I can't wait for that game next Thursday (Register Guard)
USC is making a mistake by starting Matt Barkley (LA Times)
Don't tell Brett Favre that he's disrupted the locker room (Star Tribune)
Central Florida has never learned from Erek Plancher's death (Orlando Sentinel)
Brad Penny to return to Florida? (Fish Stripes)
Reasons to pass on Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall (Gang Green Nation)
Meet the golfer who left $300,000 on the table (Devil's Ball)
John Riggins rips Daniel Snyder on Twitter (D.C. Sports Blog)
Video of Brandon Marshall acting like an ass at practice
August 19, 2009
The Links
Christina Hendricks to start the mourning.... Alicia Silverstone gardens in the nude.... Mischa Barton has gone downhill fast(video below)..... Democrats are really going to shove this health care reform down our throats.... Why Obamacare is failing.... Michael Jackson will finally be buriedThanks and farewell to a member of the family (PFT)
Pornographer, drug dealer now Dodgers spokesperson (Sports by Brooks)
David Stern and William Rhoden talk basketball while getting a haircut in Harlem (NY Times)
Favre is officially hated in Green Bay (Yahoo Sports)
Could Dwight Howard leave Orlando for L.A. like Shaq? (Orlando Sentinel)
Beanballs are dangerous, but are not going anywhere (SI)
Do us all a favor Kansas City, and hit Brett Favre for all of America (Arrowhead Addict)
Arizona St. will use multiple quarterbacks this season (Rivals.com)
Greatest WWE SummerSlam moments (Camel Clutch Blog)
Mischa Barton falling out of her trailer
Britney Spears did the Top 10 list last night on Letterman
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August 18, 2009
Here We Go Again
Oh crap, here we go again. Brett Favre is on an airplane and is expected to sign with the Minnesota Vikings. Or not. Or whatever this cat is going to do. You can never tell, because it's always about Favre. Good luck in Minnesota, Brett. Your going to need it when you head to Green Bay.Update!: Brett Favre will be paid $12 million for this season alone. (PFT)
Report: Favre is expected to sign with Vikings today (PFT)
August 5, 2009
The Links
Sienna Miller looking hot.... Joe Po is leaving Kansas City Star.... Studying a 'garbage patch' in the Pacific Ocean.... VOTE FOR LOU!..... Paula Abdul leaves American Idol.... Wow! 'G.I. Joe' must be that bad.... An emotional story about an father, son, and a tattered American flag.... Diane Kruger posingESPN doesn't want their employees using social networking without their permission (The Big Lead)
It's been 25 years since the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles (NY Times)
Thanks for your time, Mr. Roenick (SF Chronicle)
The Red Sox bullpen is falling apart (Boston Globe)
The Kansas City Royals are really really bad (Royals Review)
Eight NFL teams ban players from twitter during practice (Cincy Jungle)
Could Evan Longoria's walk off home run be the Rays turning point? (Tampa Tribune)
Do you need more reasons why Gary Bettman is the worst commissioner in sports (The Globe)
Arena Football League lost sight of it's roots (Orlando Sentinel)
Michael Vick is staying in NFL shape by throwing to high schooler (With Leather)
The most-hated current MLB players (The Big Picture)
Derrick Mason pulls a Brett Favre (Black Sports Online)
The New York media vs. the New York Mets
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July 30, 2009
The Links
Maria Menounos to start the mourning..... Hillary Clinton to run in 2016?..... Now I see why the Red Sox refuse to trade Clay Buchholtz.... Adult film star Stormy Daniels arrested for allegedly beating her husband..... Check out the Texas librarians calendar.... Where's Michael Jackson's body?.... Tanning beds are not good for your health..... Microsoft & Yahoo joining forces?..... 'Twilight' fans are outraged!Ann Killion's farewell column (SJ Mercury News)
Dustin Pedroia's scumbag brother is going to jail for a year (News 10)
Brewers need pitching help (MLB Daily Dish)
Sage Rosenfels is happy the Favre drama is over (PFT)
Michael Schumacher is making a return to Formula 1 (From the Marbles)
Jim Balsillie continues his bid to buy the Phoenix Coyotes (Online Sports Guy)
This tattoo should go over real well (Ugliest Tattoos)
Pirates are now in the market to trade their bat boy (Larry Brown Sports)
Yesterday, JFein talked about the bad reputation of Philadelphia sports fans and how it's an unfair because how the media portrays them. Well I've found video of Indians and Angels fans fighting in Anaheim yesterday.
July 28, 2009
Breaking News: Our Nightmare is over
Our long national nightmare is over. No the economy hasn't recovered yet. No there is peace in the Middle East. But Brett Favre has finally made a decision about his future in the NFL.And the verdict is, he's staying retired. Or at least according to ESPN.
Quarterback Brett Favre has informed Minnesota Vikings officials that he will remain retired, according to The Star Tribune.Well I guess Rachel Nichols can finally pack up her tent and get off Favre's lawn. That's unless Favre wakes up tomorrow and decides he wants to play again. We've all been here before folks.
Coach Brad Childress confirmed the news to the Star Tribune, leaving the Vikings in an unexpected and awkward spot with training camp set to open Wednesday. The Vikings are now left to choose between Tarvaris Jackson and Sage Rosenfels as their 2009 starter.
"I just think it was a rare opportunity to explore a Hall of Fame quarterback who had background in the NFC and in this division," Childress said to the newspaper. "He knows our system inside out ... This doesn't change anything about how I feel about our football team."
Report: Brett Favre opts to remain retired (ESPN)
July 27, 2009
The Links
Sienna Miller to start the work week.... Marisa Miller is hot, but she is married to a douche..... A very tragic accident.... Great read on why Obamacare is sinking.... LeAnn Rimes is getting a divorce.... Lance Armstrong finishes 3rd in France.... Crazy Joe Biden is at it again..... 3 lawsuits may change how the NCAA operatesWho are the 100 people banned from ESPN (The Big Lead)
Now Brett Favre has invaded your Sears commercials (Awful Announcing)
Antonio Pierce could be charged in the Plaxico case (PFT)
Kevin Garnett and Peyton Manning are in a Wheaties commercial together. Hell is frozen over (Major League Jerk)
Lamar Odom to sign with Miami? (Balls Don't Lie)
R.I.P. Vernon Forest (Fanhouse)
Two soccer teams going after each other on billboards (Independent)
Great piece on Erin Andrews and female sideline reports (TampaBay.com)
The worst baseball announcer (Stiles Points)
The US embarrassed itself in soccer against Mexico (Fire Andy Reid Now!) Video below
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June 22, 2009
The Links
Tricia Helfer to start off the work week.... Sony scraps 'Moneyball'.... Kansas State's legacy tarnished by financial audit.... There might not be enough Democrat votes to pass Obama's communist health care plan.... Sandra Bullock's new movie tops the box office.... A four story building collapsed in Brooklyn.... They are still playing the U.S. Open.... Even cops in England are dirtyKevin Johnson's early start as Sacramento Mayor hasn't been without controversy (Wash Times) video below
Indians manager Eric Wedge might get the heave ho this week (Plain Dealer)
The WWE released Candice Michelle. I weep (Camel Clutch Blog)
Has Brett Favre finally signed a contract with Minnesota? (Sports By Brooks)
Bernie Kosar continues to fight, even when he is broke (Miami Herald)
Albert Pujols called his shot in Kansas City (Stltoday.com)
Ricky Barnes and Lucas Glover are feeling the heat from Mikelson, others (Star Tribune)
Artie Lange's post-Joe Buck interview round-up (Deadspin)
Drunk New Yorkers have invaded the U.S. Open (The Big Lead)
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May 7, 2009
Update: Brett Favre to stay retired
Well the Brett Favre roller coaster has come to a stop. According to Yahoo, Favre called the Minnesota Vikings and told them he will like to stay retired. Whatever. I won't believe Favre until the season starts. He might not want to participate in mini-camps so he says that now. But wait till training camp starts and Favre feels that need again to play. For now I will hold my breathe.
May 6, 2009
The Ever Important Brett Favre Update
According to Pro Football Talk via Jay Glazer, the Minnesota Vikings might not be totally interested in bringing Brett Favre in with the team.The Vikings are "split" on whether to pursue Favre and they haven't even talked about bringing Favre on board. Via PFT:
In Glazer’s podcast, per Chip Scoggins of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, the Fox Sports insider reports that the Favre situation definitely remains up in the air.That's a pretty crappy reason to play for the Vikings. All you want to do is exact revenge against your former team.
“This is just Favre and Brad Childress,” Glazer said. “That’s all it is right now. It’s Favre meeting with Brad Childress. The organization has not yet met to discuss the possibility of signing Brett Favre. The organization is pretty much split.
“Right now, a lot of people in the organization who feel, ‘Hey, we’re below the radar right now. Everybody is focusing on the Chicago Bears because they have Jay Cutler. Nobody is really looking at us right now. All we have is Sage Rosenfels and Tarvaris Jackson.’ [Favre] would put [the Vikings] obviously well on the map and well over the radar, if you will.”
Favre reportedly remains extremely bitter about his messy divorce from the Green Bay Packers and holds a grudge against General Manager Ted Thompson, according to a recent report from Gary Myers of the New York Daily News.
So why would the Vikings want Favre if he is only thinking about himself? And what do Green Bay fans think of this, after many years cheering for the guy?
This saga will continue for the rest of the week. I expect ESPN to once again cover this event like a Presidential election, but I expect Jay Glazer to break the story. It happened last year, remember?
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