So far he has thrown 5 interceptions. When is a good time to pull him? 8 INTs?
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10-30-05 02:23 PM #1
Favre - 5 INT's.
Last edited by onlooker; 10-30-05 at 02:25 PM.
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10-30-05 02:29 PM #2
If the Bengals would have scored on that last drive, I say he would have been pulled. But 2 TDs down, 8 mins remaining, he's the one who could pull it out.
Max
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10-30-05 02:30 PM #3
He is certainly not on his game right now. But I see where your coming from. Hes their best option right now.
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10-30-05 02:37 PM #4
He drove them down for a TD. 21-14 now.
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10-30-05 02:37 PM #5
I say they get the ball back... and he throws another Int.
Max
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10-30-05 02:47 PM #6
Fine with me, As long as he keeps them within 9.
Originally Posted by Max Levine
I say they get the ball back... and he throws another Int.
Max
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10-30-05 02:51 PM #7
Sigh, and I have Cincy at -8. Originally Posted by onlòóker
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10-30-05 02:51 PM #8
Well then, let's hope he goes deep.
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10-30-05 02:51 PM #9
There ya go! You're safe now
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10-30-05 02:52 PM #10
i don't care if he throws a 100 int's, just as long as the packers cover this game
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10-30-05 02:57 PM #11
Packers are a great team to bet on this season. Because of Favre, they will always play hard regardless of record or score. They're not going to win many games, but they'll cover in most of them.
Senator 7
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10-30-05 05:13 PM #12
Not Favre's fault so much...it's like if you make so many bets some are going to be bad. When you have to throw the ball over 40 times you run the risk of errant throws, tiped balls, pressured throws, etc...GB offense very predicatble these days. Linebackers just dropping back into pass coverage. No need to play the run anymore...at least if I am the d-coordinator facing GB.
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10-30-05 06:37 PM #13
The Bengals must love the NFC North. They have something like 16 INT's between the Bears, Packers and Vikings.
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10-30-05 08:41 PM #14
The Pack has lived and died by the arm of Favre for well over a decade now. Although Favre used to have a running game, an offensive line, capable receivers, a defense, ... What exactly is holding this team together?! FAVRE!!! Originally Posted by onlòóker
Even if the Pack goes 1-15, as long as Favre is playing, they'll go down with guns blazing.
What kind of moneyline can I get that the Packers will still win the division? lol. I might just take a slice of that action at 100:1.
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10-30-05 09:52 PM #15
Bears in control of the division now that they hold the tie breaker over Det because of head to head.
Favre retires after this year.
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10-30-05 10:05 PM #16
I thought about this after the game. I've watched every single game that Favre has played for the green and gold. I wasn't sure that he would come back this year and when he did, I thought he would play this season and be done. After how this year has gone, it wouldn't surprise me to see him come back next season. Favre could easily compete at a high level for 2 or 3 more seasons and possibly break Marino's records. With all the bad breaks The Pack has got this season, it wouldn't surprise me to see Brett come back next season and make that his final year no matter what happens. Originally Posted by raiders72001
Senator 7
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10-30-05 10:10 PM #17
Dont you have a future bet on the Bears? Originally Posted by raiders72001
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10-30-05 10:13 PM #18
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10-30-05 10:16 PM #19
Originally Posted by Senator7
LOL was thinking the same thing as I was watching the game, not to mention they have not been blown out all year, always hanging around the number
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10-30-05 10:20 PM #20
Lions blew them out in Week 1. 17-3. Originally Posted by codeworks
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10-30-05 10:27 PM #21
They'll have to scrape Favre off the turf with a spatula before he retires. I don't see Favre giving it up until his body completely breaks down, which could be one hit away or 5 years away. Look at Vinny Testeverde. Will Green Bay ever have the balls to ship Favre out to pasture ala the 49ers and Joe Montana. Only time will tell. One thing for sure, I can't believe Favre can be enjoying this type of season. Then again, being a true champion, maybe he sees every game as 0-0 and is always playing for all the marbles. Still such a shame that GB had to draft Rogers rather than picking up an offensive lineman or other quality player that can help NOW. Originally Posted by Senator7
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10-31-05 05:33 AM #22
the fact of the matter is, that farve is not even close to the qb he was before. It amazes me that afterthe 5th pick, as he was leading them down the field, they were talking about how gutsy he was! Please! If that was kyle boller out there with 5 picks they would be screaming what is he still doing out there, if cincy had taken advantage of those turnovers, this would have covered by end of the 3rd Originally Posted by BuddyBear
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10-31-05 04:45 PM #23
yeah, at some point you have to think about hanging them up...he keeps the Packers competitve, but it will be a while before they turn this thing around...
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11-08-21 12:03 AM #24
They needed him today.
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