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The Brett Favre story set to music

August 12th, 2008 | Posted in nfl

As Aaron Rodgers settles into the starting job (and crushes the mediocre Bengals D) we take one final look back at the failed love affair between the Pack and number four.

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So long and thanks for all the cheese.

August 7th, 2008 | Posted in nfl

A conditional 4th round pick. That’s how much Brett Favre’s 16 years, 9 Pro Bowls, 3 MVP awards, and 1 Super Bowl mean to the Green Bay Packers today. In absolutely no-one’s idea of a blockbuster trade (except, maybe, Mike Greenberg), the Pack traded Favre to the New York Jets and erased the [...]

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So Brett’s coming back …

August 3rd, 2008 | Posted in nfl

The Packers are about to declare an “open” competition for the stating quarterback job,  and the comment ESPN.com deems worthy of being their feature of the day?
“What if (2nd-round pick) Brian Brohm wins the starting job?,” from stimo32.
Yes. And what if W gets a third term?
Nice job of assinineness, WWL.

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Don’t worry Aaron: Brohm probably hates Favre now, too

July 20th, 2008 | Posted in college football, nfl

Lost in the love/hatefest of Brett Favre’s comment is this: When Aaron Rodgers struggles this year, the guy who’s name they’ll be calling to replace him? Second-round draft pick and former Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm, who Green Bay plucked just in case they were wrong on Rodgers.
And so we bring you this semi-funny cartoon from [...]

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A random day of news

July 2nd, 2008 | Posted in NHL, baseball, college basketball, nfl

There are some random-ass stories out there in the sports world right now. Rather than make a post for each, let’s just talk about them all in one.
— We’ll start in Lexington, Kentucky, where the Arrogant Blue Nation finally discovered that there are indeed limits to how many times you can pleasure yourself. ESPN reported [...]

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