He's my Favre-rite

Whoa now. The Pack wouldn't have been there in the NFC title game for Favre to throw up that heaping pile of shit if not for Favre. It's sort of a chicken or the egg situation. Or a reverse chicken and the egg situation, since it would have to be your bull. They wouldn't have been there without him, but they couldn't get the job done with him. Anyway, who loses to the Giants at home anyway? They don't deserve to win the title if they can't get that done. Sure, the Giants went on to beat the unbeaten best team in the history of football, but the Giants just weren't that good. Not buying it. I can't believe I live in a world where Eli Manning has as many Super Bowl rings as Brett Favre.

But with Favre, he just couldn't accept the fact that he was getting old. Sure, he's the heart of the franchise and we all owe him a right nut, but he just didn't understand that he couldn't throw those kinds of crazy passes anymore. Two seasons ago, those kinds of passes came back to bite him more because the team wasn't as good. This year the team was good enough to still win some of those games even when Favre played like vintage crazyballs Favre and make some crazy throws that he shouldn't have.

Either way, they don't get better without St. Favre. If he came returned, they could've competed for the NFC again. But with Aaron "porn-stache" Rodgers in the mix, it's gonna be a couple years. Of course, that's if the Pack don't make a huge mistake and sign some shitty, washed-up veteran like Daunte Culpepper to push Rodgers. Inevitably in that scenario, Rodgers will get hurt or benched and then Daunte/Joey Harrington/Byron Leftwich/David Carr will end up QBing the Pack into first-round exit.

The only thing I'm really pissed about in all of this is that Kyle got to see Brett Favre on the Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field before he retired. I mean, gay. Then he got to see him a couple more times in K.C. (kind of) and Denver. It was like Kyle knew it was all going down. What a beav.

Jer, all I can get.