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[dan the man 67]

He had a great career, and he went out on a high. This whole ordeal about him wanting to come back is tainting his legacy, IMO.

"You gotta know when to fold 'em.........."

[bigsmooth696969]

They won't drop him. Never gonna happen. They would still be liable for his salary. He isn't going to see the field and he isn't going to play again. Just like it should be.

[eazye76]

Bret Hasn't handled this the best in the world, but I'm not going to feel sorry for a team that's like 30 mil under the cap.

[goldberg_52403]

As a huge packers fan, hell yeah they should let him back. We were 1 game from the Super Bowl, what makes anybody think they cant do it again? With Ryan Grant (if he does re-sign) putting in a whole year, they are looking at the playoffs for sure.

Yes I am biased as a big Favre and Rodgers fan (he did awesome when Dallas took Favre out last year), but Favre has earned his right as already stated.

For crying out loud, he's Brett Freakin Favre (as someone else awesomely stated).

[hunterkiller]

Originally Posted by goldberg_52403

As a huge packers fan, hell yeah they should let him back. We were 1 game from the Super Bowl, what makes anybody think they cant do it again? With Ryan Grant (if he does re-sign) putting in a whole year, they are looking at the playoffs for sure.

Yes I am biased as a big Favre and Rodgers fan (he did awesome when Dallas took Favre out last year), but Favre has earned his right as already stated.

For crying out loud, he's Brett Freakin Favre (as someone else awesomely stated).

I hate to break this to you dude but Ryan Grant is a no-show at training camp as well because he wants a new contract.

The Packers won't be better than .500 without Favre, even worse without Grant who was a miracle in disguise last year coming out of nowhere.