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Tarkenton rips Favre

Matt Foley

By Matt Foley,
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dexterpyro Newbie

dexterpyro

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One of the Greatest QB's rips one of the Most overated Diva QB's in the league.....They could make a reality show out of it

The Fran and Brett show...an odd couple made by vikings

LOL

Gotta respect Tark though he said what no one else will

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There was a time I considered myself fortunate to have been able to see Favre play in person (at BOA). He was undeniably one of the best ever. Then, when after his retirement, he assisted another team in attempting to beat the Packers that changed everything. There were a lot of fans in Green Bay that loved and supported him, even through his wishy washy retirement decision making. I am surprised that we did not hear more from them about that. I think he should be disqualified from the Hall of Fame for that. Imagine if Beuerlein had done that.

I would have loved to see Tarkenten play as well. He was me favorite when he played.

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Favre is a media *****. He needs the attention to feed his own self absorption.

I will retire...I won't retire...I will retire...I won't retire. He wants ESPN falling all over him and wants teams fawning all over him.

He is washed up...has been for several seasons.

His last season in Green Bay....he was great for 8 games, then sucked the last 8. He sucked the season before that....he sucked teh last 9 games of last season.

Favre has managed a little over 1/2 season of great play in the past 3-4 years.

He is washed-up....he is now over-rated (at this stage of his career).

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