Comments on: Brett Favre Retirement Imminent? http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/ Web Technology and Real Life Merge Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:27:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-239884 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-239884 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-1049 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-1049 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /> <br /> However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /> <br /> So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-231710 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-231710 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-242470 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-242470 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-239940 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-239940 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-233829 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-233829 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-236405 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-236405 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: Aaron Brazell http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-231560 Aaron Brazell Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:23:52 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-231560 It's an interesting topic, for sure. There's alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He's football's Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it's a spectacular showing from him.<br /><br><br /><br>However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game's greatest... something that will already happen. He doesn't need to break Marino's record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino's greatness will not be diminished either.<br /><br><br /><br>So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I'd hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre's greatness is already proven. It’s an interesting topic, for sure. There’s alot of speculation about Favre. I like Favre, personally. He’s football’s Cal Ripken and is nothing but a class act. It seems like everytime he plays on Monday Night Football (current year excepted), it’s a spectacular showing from him.

However, I liked Marino too. I think the endgame here is having Favre enshrined among the game’s greatest… something that will already happen. He doesn’t need to break Marino’s record for that to happen and if he does break it, Marino’s greatness will not be diminished either.

So bottom line, if Favre stays in, great. I’d hate to see him stretch his career beyond what it should be just for another statistic, you know? What will it really prove if that happens? Nothing, really. Favre’s greatness is already proven.

]]> By: JD http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-239883 JD Tue, 08 Nov 2005 17:49:47 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-239883 lol, i like to talk about this subject :) lol, i like to talk about this subject :)

]]> By: JD http://technosailor.com/2005/02/02/brett-favre-retirement-imminent/comment-page-7/#comment-1048 JD Tue, 08 Nov 2005 17:49:47 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/?p=399#comment-1048 lol, i like to talk about this subject :) lol, i like to talk about this subject :)

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