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View Poll Results: Whither Favre? | |||
He'll stay retired. |
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47 | 46.08% |
He'll play for the Packers. |
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15 | 14.71% |
He'll be released or traded and play elsewhere. |
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40 | 39.22% |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Newport News,Virginia
Age: 60
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re: Favre seeks release from Packers (updated)
I think the only cure for Favre's itch is football, and it will lead him back to the football field. I don't see Favre staying retired, if he ever really was in his own mind for more than a day or two?
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL REPORT: FAVRE ASKED FOR RELEASE Posted by Michael David Smith on July 2, 2008, 7:57 p.m. This whole Brett Favre comeback story keeps getting more interesting. Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal is reporting that Favre (possibly with his agent, Bus Cook, acting as an intermediary) contacted the Packers within the past few weeks about returning, and that the conversation ended in Favre asking the club for his release. The Packers refused. As we’ve previously noted, if Favre does decide he wants to play again, his options are to play for the Packers, or not to play at all — unless he can convince the team to trade or release him. If the State Journal’s report that Favre contacted the team about returning is correct, the Packers may have told Favre that they’re ready to move on, begin the Aaron Rodgers era, and save the $10 million-plus Favre is owed this year on his current contract. That’s where a request from Favre that the team release him would come from. The Packers placed Favre on the reserve/retired list on April 25, but Favre can request that the team activate him from the list, in which case the team would either need to put him on the active roster, trade him or cut him.
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