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Brett Favre

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posthumecaver Newbie

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Does anybody knows how much money he gets from the vikes....

Something like veteran minimum or not? If it is so then our FO was crazy not to cut Delhomme in the off-season and go after him...

Because of the big buzz I watched the Green Bay - Minnesota game and first time I understood why everybody is calling Jake mediocre..

I always taught that is unfair to Jake, he make us win lots of games and he can't be that bad....

After seeing this game, I am taking all that back, some of the throws Favre made, the way he read the defense, his progression, it was unbelievable....

Now i have a feeling Delhomme lock to one receiver too much (I don't mean just Steve Smith just the his first intended receiver)

I really believe, if the Favre was the QB of this franchise, we had a chance for superbowl (with a defense off course).....

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dude farve was playing against the defense he practiced against for the last 50 years...

oh really

you mean the defense that the packers switched to this year?

the defense they never used when he was on the team?

featuring a brand new defensive coordinator?

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Favre always plays well against that 3-4 zone blitz scheme.Remember he eat us up with same scheme in our first NFC Championship game.Plus monday they couldn't use it with the normal amount of pressure and blitzs cause of Adrian Peterson.When you have a back who can run around,over,and can out run everyone,you can't apply the pressure like you normally would

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