Comments on: John McCain on Favre Decision: “Oh, No!”

By: Michael Guinn

Michael Guinn — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 04:16:16 +0000

I can’t stand listening to anything John McSAME says- but the words he uttered regarding Brett’s retirement were the same as mine. #4 has been an inspiration to me and my family for YEARS! Thanks Brett!

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By: big bruno

big bruno — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:40:58 +0000

He is simply the best ever!!! His mturity over tough times has made him a great individual as well. His attitude towrards his “work” is like none other in football. I think if all american workers approached thier work like Brett we could solve many problems. I wish only that he was younger and could play another 10 years.

4 ever

By: becomeselfmade

becomeselfmade — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:08:37 +0000

Thanks for the memories Brett! Sundays won’t be the same without you!

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By: Tim

Tim — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 00:22:18 +0000

To Ron La Canne: Couldn’t have said it better myself and thank you for the historical perspective. You would really have to have chip on your shoulder (Mike) to not appreciate the excitement, fun loving and carefree way Bret played football. Even this year I said on several occassions to my 9 and 7 year old kids that #4 is Mr. Football. He plays for all the right reasons. He loves the game like a fan and delivered excitement and wins more regularly than anyone else over the last 15 years as a quaterback.

I personally will miss #4 and wish that there were more role models like Bret for kids to watch. Like I said, he played for all the right reasons.

Good luck to Mr. Football and his family. Your spunk will be missed.

By: Ron La Canne

Ron La Canne — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 23:28:58 +0000

My first Packer game was at Marquette Stadium in Milwaukee. I remember the Lyle Backborn team. I remember Vince and the 60’s. I remember all the quarterbacks. It is virtually impossible to compare quarterbacks of eras gone by with todays players. The game was slower in the past. The game was tougher in the past. The players didn’t whine about everything in the past. Often, players played both offense and defense. Bret was kind of a throw back in a way. A tough quarterback. The toughest I’ve seen since Tobin Rote.

You judge a player on his record. Bret has won more games than any other quarterback in history. Certainly, longevity had something to do with that, but if that is so it also relates to the interceptions. Wins are the most important factor. That’s why Johnny U was rated higher than Y A Title.

By: Jack Kennedy

Jack Kennedy — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 22:39:15 +0000

Mike is the guy the brett put of of a job or maybe his name is danny m.

3 mvps?

Favre, Elway, Unitas, Namath, Starr, Staubach.

The best is gone, its over!!!!

Football with the pansies (manning, romo, brees, etc.) aint making it.

TURN OUT THE LITES, THE PARTY’S OVER!!!!!!

By: DigitalBob

DigitalBob — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:49:41 +0000

A great player and a great guy. I wish him well.