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OMG! Brett Farve a Colt??

charlotte49er

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May make sense if Peyton and his neck isn't ready to go opening day! You won't see Farve the entire season, and Manning on the bench!

But would Farve sign for the league minimum, just to play maybe 3 games?

Colts have done crazier things. Brought Mark Rypien out of retirement to mentor Peyton early in his career. Signed Don Majkowski when he was washed up at Green Bay. When you have nothing buy inexperienced QB's behind Peyton Manning, who knows.

I really have mixed feeling over this. One good thing is that John Madden isn't around to do SNF!

I could hear John now. "OH! Peyton missed that throw. You know who wouldn't have missed that throw? Brett Farve, that's who! Brett Farve, would have laid it right in there!" :svengo:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/Colts-owner-tweets-hes-in-Favres-hometown-082111

Irsay tweets he's in Favre's hometown

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Sort of funny how the media keeps saying they hate talking about Brett Favre yet they wont stop lol.

They won't stop, because of threads like these.

Public interest in the guy keeps the counters moving on webpage clicks, which is tracked by media rating advertisers. They keep talking about him, and people keep turning their heads.

Eventually, interest will wane. But they are trying to ride that pony until it dies.

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