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Brett Favre needs ankle surgery

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Did you see how badly it was swollen after their last playoff game?

Yeah, I did. That's what happens when you get beat down like a punching bag.

That doesn't change that Favre has NEVER liked training camp. I'm sure he wouldn't need surgery after months of resting it(unless there is a broken bone or he tore something, not sure didn't read the article..) He'll do anything to avoid those practices, and I don't blame him. He's old as hell, he needs to enter the season rested if he wants to last throughout the playoffs.

I will say this though, Favre is going to have a miserable life after football. All this is going to take a toll eventually.

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http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gameon/post/2010/04/favre-needs-ankle-surgery/1

They didn't take a QB in the draft. Anyone else think it might be wise to consider trading Pike if the price was right? (and heavily leaned in our favor)

If they wanted him don't you think they would drafted him. He made it to the 6th. When is the last time you heard of a rookie being traded (not on draft day) especially one drafted late? That was just a waste of a pick IMO. Brown made it to UDFA and he has far more potential.

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Favre doesn't need training camp. the playbook was surgically implanted into his brain's memory core through a new process that beats neutrons down to tiny particles in the large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, then they use a laser to project the plays onto Brett Favre's brain... let it sit for a few days till all the plays are completely layered in there. and BOOM! no more training camp for Favre.

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Favre doesn't need training camp. the playbook was surgically implanted into his brain's memory core through a new process that beats neutrons down to tiny particles in the large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, then they use a laser to project the plays onto Brett Favre's brain... let it sit for a few days till all the plays are completely layered in there. and BOOM! no more training camp for Favre.

Boy that would be nice if that actually existed. Think about all the players that fail because they can't absorb a playbook.

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