Saint Favre looking to be the talk of Super Bowl weekend

[shorebird]

He's working his land alright, let's just hope that anyone helping him knows how to ride a 4 wheeler without killin' himself.

[paco]

They're Southern men who lived to work the land. Baugh, now retired, ran cattle on a 25,000-acre ranch in west Texas. He'd be out all day long, tending to his land, his fences and his animals. Favre, recently un-retired, lives on a 465-acre ranch in southern Mississippi. He loved being out all day tending to his trees, grass and aggressive beavers.

Southern man who lived to work the land?!

Aggressive beavers?! 

That's from Peter King's MMQB.

Yeah, that early American settler Brett Favre really loves to work his land. He's out there planting wheat, oats and vegetables with an ox and a plow. Come on.

All those apple trees in Washington state?

Planted by Favre. 

[General_Failure]

Working some aggressive beaver is rewarding.

[SD_Eagle5]

link

Jets RB Jones: Favre should have been benched
6 hours, 2 minutes ago

NEW YORK (TICKER) —New York Jets running back Thomas Jones earlier this week told a local radio station that future Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre should have been benched at some point during the season.

Jones told Hot 97 FM on Tuesday that Favre's mistakes hurt the Jets down the stretch.

New York lost four if its last five games, and the 39-year-old Favre tossed nine interceptions with just two touchdowns in that span. Favre finished with 22 touchdowns and a league-worst 22 interceptions, but still somehow made the Pro Bowl.

"We're a team and we win together. ... But at the same time, you can't turn the ball over and expect to win," Jones told the radio station two days after Favre tossed three interceptions in the season-ending loss to Miami.

The loss was even more painful because former Jet Chad Pennington outplayed Favre and helped the Dolphins clinched the AFC East. Jones, who led the AFC with 1,312 yards, said the turnovers were the difference in the 24-17 loss.

"The other day, the three interceptions really hurt us. I mean, that's just reality," Jones told the radio station. "If I were to sit here and say, 'Oh, man, it's OK,' that's not reality. ... I don't like it, I know everybody else on the team doesn't like it.

"If somebody is not playing well, they need to come out of the game," Jones told Hot 97 FM. "You're jeopardizing the whole team because you're having a bad day. To me, that's not fair to everybody else. You're not the only one on the team. So when you get to the wire and somebody is just giving the game up, I mean, it's just not (fair)."

[BigEd76]

Family Guy Favre reference

[stalker]

Family Guy Favre reference

If it was available, I would have hired that video company when I got married 25 years ago. They weren't around then though.

[Feva]

He's retiring again.

[rjs246]

Are Jets fans throwing themselves off of buildings yet?

[SD_Eagle5]

He's retiring again.

wow

[General_Failure]

So you guys are coming to my coming out of retirement party next month, right?

[reese125]

I just dont understand the "breaking news" bit

[shorebird]

According to the Favre knobslobbing media, it's breaking news when his ass breaks wind.

[reese125]

Derek Anderson..welcome to New York if youre lucky

[Eagaholic]

Jets should see what MIA will take for Pennington

[reese125]

why--they were already unsuccessful with him. I understand its a new system and all but the Jets would never go backwards like that