Brett Favre Who?

[vman11]

Does anybody care about Brett Favre in GB now that Aaron Rodgers is slowly creating his own elite legacy? This win has to be killing Favre's drama fest and ego.

For a team to have a hall of fame qb (Favre) followed up by another qb (Rodgers)on the fast track for big recognition is pretty unreal.

[jjjohnson]

Clearly you care

[walleyeking19]

Someone isn't very happy!!!!

[LMITOUT]

Rodgers achieved something that Favre never did: MVP of the Super Bowl

[Chad Peterson]

Yes, Rodgers just won the Super Bowl,but Farve is and will be the best QB of all time. Rodgers has a long road ahead of him.

Sniffer

[vman11]

Clearly you care

Honestly I could care less. I just find it ironic that spotlight is something Favre strived for and Rodgers is shutting the door on it, at least in GB.

Hopefully the Vikes can sign ARod in 13 years and try to make a SB run.

[Steve Foss]

Does anybody care about Brett Favre in GB now that Aaron Rodgers is slowly creating his own elite legacy? This win has to be killing Favre's drama fest and ego.

For a team to have a hall of fame qb (Favre) followed up by another qb (Rodgers)on the fast track for big recognition is pretty unreal.

Packers fans will always care about and acknowledge Favre's impact on our franchise. He was a phenom, and aside from all the Dramagate that accompanied him, he is one of the GB greats. Now we have Rodgers to add to the mix. How much better can it be?

[greebs]

I'm glad there was very minimal mention of brett during the broadcast. He's been gone from the packers for three seasons now so there really is no reason to have him in the conversation today.

am guessing brett is seething about rodgers and the packers success given his stick it to ted thompson proclamations but I'm guessing the however many millions he got out of the vikings and jets makes it a little easier pill to swallow.

[FISHINGURU]

Honestly I could care less.

You could care less? That means you must care quite a bit. Me, I couldn't care less.

[Hory]

I could really care less one way or the other as far as teams are concerned when it comes to professional sports. However, it is good to see a player like Rodgers win a title and Super Bowl MVP. I would much rather see him holding the trophies than someone who cheats on his wife, was addicted to pain killers, or assaults women. It is great to hear an NFL player capable of communicating clear, understandable thoughts in interviews rather than what you hear from the majority of players in the NFL. He is a great face for the NFL. One can only assume that he will be the face of the league for years to come.

[mrklean]

word out there is favre might go back to the pack as a coach, that would be an interesing twist to things

[SFC]

Yea I agree he reminds me of a QB from 19 -20 years ago, Brett Favre. The guys a good Qb ,Rodgers looks to be a pretty good guy, but what does anyone really know what someones like by watching them play a game or how money and fame will affect their life. Take it for what it is,he's a good qb, won the SB.

[Mr.Seaguar]

I have heard 100 people say Favwra is the best of all time. Do they really beleive that? Would they truly , in their heart of hearts with no emotion, if they were starting to pick the greatest team of all time choose him as QB? Of course they wouldnt.

[Steve Foss]

word out there is favre might go back to the pack as a coach,

Not likely. Drama isn't a formula for winning. Winning is.

[CJH]

Farve is and will be the best QB of all time.

No way, no how!!!

[buzbunni]

Rogers will not rack up Favre like stats in his career, and, just like Favre, he will win one Superbowl during his career.

One SuperBowl victory is pretty decent in my book.

It's a tough road. Just ask Warren Moon, Fran Tarkenton, Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, and Dan Fouts.

Favre was one of my favorite players, and I like Rogers too, but it ain't easy to win even one Superbowl my friends.

Enjoy the moment, and don't jump ahead.

Great year for the Pack. Congratulations.

And this from an (eternally long suffering) fan of the Purple .

[DTro]

Elite legacy huh?

We might want to give it a decade or two to call it a legacy.

[harvey lee]

I guess there is no difference between Foss and Farve.

[snoozebutton]

Trivia question for you all, Bart Star, Brett Favre, and Aaron Rodgers have each won a Super Bowl for the Packers. What other team has had 3 different QB's lead them to a Super Bowl win and can you name them? (The QB's that is.)

[Stcloudangler]

By the seat of my pants, probably the cowboys.

Aikman, Staubach, maybe White?

just guessing...

[gregg52]

49ers

montana..young..and?????????? wild guess.....lol

raiders..the lefty and some one else and that other guy plunket???

a really wild guess..lol

who was qb for the vikes 4th loss??/

takenton was the 1st three right??

i just read the above post bout rogers not winning another superbowl

and getting #'s like farve the stats will be tuff cuz farve played so long

and broke alot of those in his great year with the vikes

but i'd be willing to throw down a c-note that says rogers wins one more if not more in the next 5 years barring any major injury

also avid viking fan here

[CJH]

Redskins.

Theisman, Williams, and Rypien.

[snoozebutton]

CJH got it. Good job!!!

And didn't Joe Capp lose the 1st SB for the Vikes?

[snoozebutton]

BTW, I had thought that Billy Kilmer won a SB with the Redskins but they lost that one to the Dolphins.

[glenn57]

i'm bettin rogders wont be playing in the league for 20 years. farve wanted to retire........vikings management threw money at him to come back thats a no brainer to me. brett was a great QB in his hayday and i have nothing but total respect for rodgers the way he's handled all this!