Favre comments on the McNair situation

Agree....that Favre needs to shut up. He was the one who called out Jeavon Walker to get into camp last year. Walker held out until his deal was done, then had an injury. Had he not held out for a deal, he could have been cut after the injury. When it happened, the same blowhards on ESPN (Salisbury) said they did not want to hear anybody complain about this type of holdout because it was an example of why players do it. Now, the same people are defending Favre on this situation.

I don't want McNair to leave. It should have been handled better. However.... ESPN keeps saying what a huge impact #9 has on the team as a locker room leader, and how he sets the example.
McNair even said himself that he is not the "rah, rah" outspoken leader that Eddie George was. As far as him setting the example.....you have to practice to do that. He said this offseason that he was going to "recommit" himself to training camp, workouts, and practice.....should have started that LAST OFFSEASON.

Business is business I know. But if he is really willing to go to the Ratbirds.....don't let the door hit you on the a$$ on the way out.

 

I must be a "thread killer". Everytime I post something, the thread dissappears. It only shows when I search a thread and not under new posts.
I don't claim to be a computer or message board genius, but I don't get it.:bonk2:

 

you just know how to tie up loose ends...or no one likes you. :ha: (j/k)

 

Both!
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(It really had disappeared until you replied.)

 

farve threw way to many interceptions this year to be talking like he is

 

Screw Favre!

 

no thanks

 

thats too gay for me

 

brokeback mountain moment.