Top Reasons Why Brett Favre Isn't Going To Retire

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Oh right Brett Favre. Is He still around?! Yes and now he's approaching 40 years and has had three total ankle surgeries, and constant concussions and beatings. So What Keeps Him going, watch to Find Out:





Top Ten Reasons Favfe Shouldn't Retire:

1. He's Still Got It:

2009 was a banner year for Favre.
The 19-year veteran and future Hall-of-Famer threw for 33 touchdowns and 4,202 yards, in addition to posting career highs in both passer rating (107.2) and completion percentage (68.4 percent). Favre also threw the fewest number of interceptions in a full season, seven, in his career. He was a top 5 quarterback last year and held the crown for winning drives and clutch throws. What 40 year old in sports can take a team on his back a lead them to a NFC Championship game. Nada, Exception being Brett.

The Downside, is his history of injuries. With The Jets in 08 he tore a bicep and with the Vikings he clocked his third ankle surgery. But, The Silverfox is known to fight through injury for his love of the game is greater than the pain.


2. Sidney Rice

After two decent seasons in the league, the South Carolina product had a breakout year in 2009 with Favre behind center. Rice was No. 4's favorite target, with the pair hooking up for over 1,300 yards and eight touchdowns.


The Three Year Veteran is a developing Larry Fitzgerald, and is a formidable deep threat with asoft hands and a good vertical. Not only, Sidney But Berrian, an experienced veteran, will continue to produce consistently and Percy Harvin, now on his second year, is going nowhere but up. with a great nucleus of receivers who all have talent, speed, and good hands who wouldn't want to be the quarterback.

3.Adrian Peterson

He's gained over 1,300 yards in each of his three seasons in the NFL, bringing his career total to nearly 4,500. Peterson has scored 40 touchdowns over that span, including 18 last season. He's averaged an astounding 4.9 yards per carry for his career.

AP is a bomb waiting to go off....you can't contain his explosive running game because you better bet every play he's looking to take it to the house. With Ap and Brett Teams have to game plan not just for one of the best quaterbacks in the league, but also the future Hall of Famer Adrian Peterson. And don't worry about his fumbling issue. With his tenacity and what it cost us last year, especially vs the Saints in the NFC Championship game, he won't be fumbling come this season.

4. The Vikings Are Super Bowl Contenders

The Vikings, with addition of Chris Cook in as the 33rd pick in the 2nd round [remember we traded our 30th 1st round pick for a Detroit 2nd round pick and 4th round pick]. Have no holes that I can see in our defense. Our run game is practically a gridiron dynasty, like the purple people eaters of the late 70's. On Offense Brett has some of the best bigs in the business protecting his left side and the side are no pushovers.

Peterson and Rice are only the tip of the iceberg on a roster that includes the likes of seven-time Pro Bowl guard Steve Hutchinson, fellow Pro Bowler Bryant McKinnie at tackle, and another deep threat in receiver Bernard Berrian.
And that's just the offense.
Usually overshadowed by the aforementioned names, the defensive side of the ball has made incredible strides over the past few years in Minnesota.
Led by a stout defensive line that includes Jared Allen, Pat Williams, and Kevin Williams, the new Purple People Eaters allowed the 10th-fewest points per game last season (19.5) and was sixth in total yards against per game (305.5).
If opposing offenses are lucky enough to get beyond the front four, fearsome linebackers E.J. Henderson and Chad Johnson.

To Sum it up, Favre has weapons at his disposal and he doesn't have to win it by any means by himself.

5. His Pure Love Of The Game

Brett Favre plays football with pure joy. Ever since he started in Mississippi, he's never let the game change his game. He plays with the same free spirit and Wiley that he does in his own backyard. Truly he's still in the game because he loves it and can't imagine his life without it. To retire, would to strip himself of his joy and exonerated image that football gives him. Brett can't leave the game, because the game can't leave him.

6. To Not End His Career On An interception

What prideful superstar wants to leave the game on a heartbreaking interception that would crack his own legacy whether he likes it or not. Obviously Brett doesn't want people to remember him as a shaky gunslinger that couldn't run five yards for the win.

7. He Doesn't Have Anything To Do In Mississippi

Brett's one of those carefree- humble guys but he also loves the excitement and limelight that each NFL season presents. Anyways, what is there to do in Mississippi? Fish, mow your lawn, then what. Just settle down on a farm with the wife and kids. That doesn't sound like a worthy alternative to playing NFL football and contending for another Superbowl with the Vikings.

8. Vikings Fans Love Him!!

His Jerseys are selling like hotcakes, he sells out pre-season games for us, we need him to win a Superbowl!! Purple pride nation appreciates and loves Brett and his roller coaster he's put us on. We still want to ride, Brett please stay.

9. He Gets Another 20 Million

For doing something you love and having the role and stature of a veteran and leader on a very good football team should be reward enough. In addition, he takes 20 mil to the bank, and can feel more at peace come retirement time.

10. To Beat The Saints Next Year

All of Minnesota has Drew Bress and Tracy Porter on our titlists. They made our winter just that much more filled with despair and unhappiness as sub-zero temperatures rolled in on our beautiful landscape. I'm sure Brett would love to come back and just massacre the Saints in the 1st regular season game of the year. That could be so sweet, if it were to be true. And set the tone and mood for the rest of the year.

Brett Favre Retiring? Star Tribune Confirms

This is the third time we've announced this, but this time, it may actually be permanent: Brett Favre has reportedly announced  his plans to retire from the NFL.[ BS, rigamorarole, persifilage,lies, impossible, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! My Initial Reactions]!!
Favre's 19 seasons in the league have been filled with more touchdowns, interceptions, drama, retirements and unretirements than any other quarterback in NFL history. Often brilliant, sometimes frustrating, but never boring, Favre seemed to always be in the limelight, whether as Packers icon or would-be savior of the Vikings and Jets.







In Minneapolis, early this morning, The Star Tribune's Headline was "Bret Favre Announces Final Retirement."We all know about the previous two times he's announced this without any indication of coming back, that he was retired officially. We've been through the Brett Favre Roller Coaster full of tears, lies, rumors, and eventually bliss with his sudden returns. One thing that I can tell Vikings Fans truthfully from what I've heard today surronding Brett Favre is that there is as much chance that Brett Favre is actually retired as there is a chance that His Wife isn't hot!!!  Slim chance, right! Everyone is skeptical of the "official retirement announcement" by the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Ryan Longwell, his teammate for nine seasons [counting this when when he comes back] has said that he talked to him yesterday and there was no indication of Favre retiring, and that he never received a text message like when he "retired" with the Jets and Packers.  Has the silverfox finally succumbed to his ankle pain.stiffness and called it quit for goods? Or he he just trying to get 20 million instead of the 13 million guaranteed he has for this year like the other top quaterbacks[Tom Brady And Drew Brees]? Brett has tweeted and texted many times that his ankle is bothering him and that his ankle is the only thing that's stopping him from returning to the Vikings organization. Even at the ESPYS he declared that his ankle wasn't at the point where he wanted it. Does this mean the misery for Brett Favre and the Shoe-in Vikings this year for the Superbowl in Dallas. It is and it isn't. It is, becasue T-jack is unexperienced and not clutch in pressure situations, as displayed in the 2008 playoffs vs the Eagles[Asante Samuel 74  pick-off for a touchdown to give the Eagles the lead at Half].

Brett Favre's Ankle After Three Surgeries

Say it isn't so, oh wait it probably isn't true!






Are You Serious?Brett Favre Retirment Announcement:



Here's A Video of the live report:





 Brett Favre Retiring? Playoffs? are you talking about no playoffs?!

WHY THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE!!

1. He's Still Alive: What else is BRETT FAVRE going to do besides play football for the Vikings and win the Superbowl. Ahh, let's see, mow his lawn with his John Deere Riding Lawn-Mower, play with his kids, Go Fishing, Watch the Vikings win the Superbowl with T-Jack, watch TV, Play golf, Go hunting for bucks, take a walk with his wife, sleep, eat steaks and grill-out, and have sex. Minus the sex part, everything on this list fails in comparison with leading the Vikes to the Superbowl!! This was the storyline for this year, "Brett Favre and The Vikings Return To Win The Superbowl After Devastating Loss to Saints." Not Brett gets pooped and quits!! You've had three ankle surgeries, I'm sure it's fine. at least give Vikings Fans some closure, For real!
2. He Still has pure joy for the game: I don't have to go into details on that. Everyone knows that Brett is the most entertaining player to watch in the NFL. Losing him from football is like losing Roger  Federer from Tennis, Tiger Woods from Golf, John Madden from Announcing, Kobe Bryant from Basketball, Phi Jackson from Coaching, Lance Armstrong from Cycling, Michael Phelps from Swimming, and A-Rod from Baseball. What to they all have in common? They all are the respectful kings of their sport and play it with pure joy and love. There isn't a figure in sports that is more amicable than Favre. Even Green Bay Fans Still Love him unconditionally!

       3. He's Getting 13 million Guaranteed this year and a Superbowl: Who's to doubt that the Vikings aren't the favorites for the Superbowl this year if we reacquired Favre, not certainly the Saints [lucky bastards]!
We have no holes in our roster, [except back-up quarterback], and our defense and offensive lines combined are the highest paid, most talented lines in the NFL.Brett can , and still can win a Superbowl if he banishes his impulsive action.



       4. His wife renewed her Lifetime Fitness Subscription In Minneapolis: Certainly this is more concrete evidence that Brett is staying in Minnesota and playing with the Vikings than the legitimacy of Brett Favre Saying he's retired. I mean, why else would Deanna renew her subscription? People from the Deep South, as Brett and Deanna are, don't just switch lifestyles to the Midwest and the freezing,snowy conditions for nothing.

        5. His teammates will talk him out of it, or he'll realize what he still has in Minnesota: Ryan Longwell, AP, Childress, and all of his friends in the NFL will be sending him texts telling him how good he still is and how they hate to see him go and he'll flop his intent and return to the Vikings.

       6. Brett Favre Is Too Good To Retire: C'mon he just came off his statistically Best Season! The man had 32 touchdowns and a 67.5 % complete Percentage. He never had a better season than in 2009, he can't be completely down with his decision even if that's his feeling right now.

     7. Bret Favre Is Impulsive: Brett Favre is a guy who lives in the moment. Do you think he actually compared all of the intangibles and opportunities he has or did he just wake up with a stiff ankle and decide in a rush of despair, I can't play this year! He never gave a press conference like the other two times, doesn't that sound odd.

    8. He never gave a press conference or his word: The Two previous retirement announcements, he declared it live on television. Adding to this fact, he never told Childress or any of his teammates or friends that He's retiring. Just some unofficial text message to the Media.

   9. No Video or tangible evidence. I don't see anybody confirming this announcement.

    10. Brett is Unpredictable: We will never know until T-jack steps onto the field under center vs the Saints in the 1st regular season game of the year.