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It kind of sucks for Brett, though, that there's a generation of people that may not have ever watched him earlier in his career, and that those folks are going to judge him for what has transpired over the past three seasons...kind of a shame, but he has also buttered his own bread here.

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thats what she said !

Bwaaahaa! I set'em up, you knock'em down, Jim!

Yeah, there are those that will argue that he has not damaged his "legacy," and for the most part they are right. America suffers from a short attention span. However, there are those that missed the young gunslinger in action, the MVP-years, etc. and have only been bombarded with all the "drama." It sucks that that is how they will remember him, if they do at all.

"And that bread's name was Jen."

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thats a good comment LCB, he had a hall of fame career and has turned it into a joke, drama queen, whatever type of career these last few years.

Favre still is the all time leading QB in wins, Td's, passing Yd's and consecutive starts.

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Originally posted 04:08 PM ET  12.13 by Agent Archer

Favre still is the all time leading QB in wins, Td's, passing Yd's and consecutive starts.

That's why, for the most part, his legacy is won't suffer too badly. Besides, in 5 years people will largely have forgiven him for all the shenanigans--as long as he stays out of the NFL media circus until he gets to the Hall.

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ha ha ! nice !

That's what she said!

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Originally posted 04:31 PM ET  12.13 by -ripper-

Manning should break the record by mid 2016, so we might live long enough to see it broken. He hasn't missed a game in 13 years, so why would he miss one in the next five? Oh yeah, injury. Possible, but I think he'll break the record. It's not hard to envision Manning playing until he's 40, which he will be in 2016. He's healthy and his level of preparation is well known. And the NFL should have 18 game seasons pretty soon, too, which could help and hurt Manning's chances. More games per year, but more chance to break down in an extended season. Like Favre, it's hard to keep Manning off the field, and I wouldn't bet against him breaking that record.

As he gets older he gets more fragile, what is a minor injury at a young age can be a big problem when he is older.

I don't thing Favre's record will be broken--ever. I don't' think Emmitt Smiths yardage will be broken --ever. No RBs will last as long or accumulate the yards in today's pass happy NFL. Also the league discovered that RBs are cheaper by the dozen and having young ones with low contracts are a better financial idea.

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thats what she said !

Is this what your in trouble for ? is either of these 2 worth it?

nevermind

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Originally posted 05:39 PM ET  12.13 by Hammered_in_Soup

Is this what your in trouble for ? is either of these 2 worth it?nevermind

Amazing how one little = can mess everything up

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The streak is over folks.... too bad really!

I can hear Dandy Don singing now, and I am sure he would have a tear in his eye on this rendition.

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Originally posted 06:06 PM ET  12.13 by EazyDozit

Damn!!That stuff would kill me!!!!

BUT what a way to go!

Jen is on the right by the way, like it matters.

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The streak is over folks.... too bad really!

even weirder is if he doesn't play again this year then who is the guy who caught his last pass...? One for the trivia books a few years down the line.

Real. Comfortable. Sideline.

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Originally posted 08:38 AM ET  12.14 by LowCountryBrownsFan

Real. Comfortable. Sideline.

Real. Comfortable. Retirement.
Real. Comfortable. Tractor.
Real. Comfortable. Commercials......................lol

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Originally posted 09:02 AM ET  12.14 by Bull_Shirt_Retired

Real. Comfortable. Retirement.Real. Comfortable. Tractor.Real. Comfortable. Commercials......................lol

Well played, Bull.