SO WHAT ABOUT BRETT FAVRE THEN (page 2)

Octarine Prince

All about the Browns and the Cowboys.

Unfortunately, they open the season against each other.

Arrrrrgghhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

my good friends from Wisconsin... who's college team had no hopes, I mean, no hopes of beating the great University of Georgia team in either the last two bowl games that they played.... can't you just feel good that a great quarterback like Farve wouldn't even consider returning to that rat hole town called "Green Bay"?

How many Southerners would even think about living there? You should be happy he's even thinking about returning... look at Rodgers for God's sake.. he didn't even win in college? I can hear you now without Farve... oh shit, we suck!

Gopher

Rodgers had a pretty good 2004 season for the University of California (Golden Bears). It just petered out at the end.

As a junior, Rodgers led California to the No. 4 regular season ranking. The Bears lost only one regular season game that year, a closely contested and well-played game at #1 Southern California that the Bears lost 23-17. In that game, Rodgers set a school record for consecutive completed passes with 26 and tied a NCAA record with 23 consecutive passes completed in one game. Rodgers set a school single game record for passing completion, completing 85.3% of his passes in that game. Rodgers also holds the school career record for lowest percentage of passes intercepted at 1.95%. [3] Despite these records, the Bears were 1st and Goal with 1:47 remaining and the Bears did not score a game winning touchdown in a game ending sequence that included 3 incomplete passes and a sack against USC. [4]
Cal earned a spot in the Holiday Bowl after controversially being left out of the Rose Bowl , where they lost to Texas Tech University , 45-31. [

dawg

This was college ball, Pac 10, no less...

"and tied a NCAA record with 23 consecutive passes completed in one game. Rodgers set a school single game record for passing completion, completing 85.3% of his passes in that game. Rodgers also holds the school career record for lowest percentage of passes intercepted at 1.95%.[3] Despite these records, the Bears were 1st and Goal with 1:47 remaining and the Bears did not score a game winning touchdown in a game ending sequence that included 3 incomplete passes and a sack against USC."[4]

And you think this loser is ready to lead the GB packers? Please!