Brett Favre, ughhhh.....

[Jeff G]

I live near Green Bay and the story in regards to Brett Favre calling the Lions and offering inside info about the Packers offense is all I have heard about for 24 hours.

Favre is denying anything happened while Jay GLazer from Fox, who broke this story and a very reputable reported, is sticking to his story.

This story if true is really going to tarnish Favre's legacy in GB and amongst it's fans. I realize that when a player leaves his team it is common for him to offer insight to his new team when they play the team the player left. This though is totally different. Favre went out of his way to call an opponent in the same division as the Pack and spent over an hour offering up anything he could do to help the Lions. Favre left the Packers on bab terms but this not only hurts the organization, it hurts the players he played and battled alongside and it hurts the fans who have been very supportive of Favre over the years.

I was a Favre fan from the first game against Cincinati until this past summer. I supported him when he struggled his 2nd season and also after many of his crucial mistakes. But I am getting very tired of his childish behavior and unsportsman like antics.

Today on the local talk radio more fans than not who participated in a poll said that Favre's actions since June have made them not want Favre to be associated with the Packers after he retires. Pretty sad considering just a few months ago he was a living legend to almost all who participated in the poll.

[Missy_Mouses_Dad]

I couldn't agree more. Favre was probably my favorite nfl player since Bart Starr. I was a huge backer, but have now jumped off the band wagon, and see that the difference between Starr and Favre, is that Bart Starr has class..something I am afraid Favre has shown very little of. I was sad to see him go, and now I wish he would just go away. . . unfortunately if he keeps this cr*p up, #4 may not be in the ring of honor..along side #15.

[joanna71985]

If this story is true, I would be really disgusted with him. I could never imagine him to do something so classless.

[Ian]

Never liked him ... not from day one. I've been saying for as long as anyone would listen that he's a very, very selfish and very, very overrated player.

I'm not at all surprised at the way he's behaved. It's about what I would have expected.

Sal Palantonio picked Favre as his most overrated player of all time and I'd have to agree.

[Missy_Mouses_Dad]

A local sports radio station was discussing this yesterday, and were debating if the only records Favre will hold when Peyton Manning retires are the most interceptions, and oldest qb to start a game. Vinnie currently holds that record, one Favre doesn't have.

[Mr. Brass Bonanza]

All Favre cares about is himself. He's extremely selfish and had a huge ego. I have no doubt he did this to try and get back at his former team.

I wish no harm to anyone, but I hope someone hits him hard enough for him to say, "enough is enough" because I have certainly had enough of him. Farve thinks it's all about him. The reality is he's not as good as he thinks he is, and the Jets record proves it.

By the end of the year, Matt Cassel is going to be running circles around him.