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	Time for Brett Favre to call it quits? Yes, he had a wonderful season; how wonderful, at the age of 40, to lead a team to the conference championship game with a 37-touchdown, seven-interception season. Most impressively, perhaps, is that Favre displayed a discipline we didn't see in his gunslinger years. Who even knew he could keep it holstered week after week for an entire regular season?
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posted by:	kapauldo

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Posted by bowlofsoup 7 months ago:

	i love this guy, and all the other star quarterbacks are a-holes. [QUOTE]

Posted by kapauldo 7 months ago:

	i like him too, but it was sad to see him lose like that. it can only get worse. he should leave while he's loved. [QUOTE]

Posted by onionheadhat 7 months ago:

	he does not look good. i love him too - who doesn't. he's the toughest football player i've ever seen and maybe ever. but he is going to be in a wheelchair by the time he's 50. get out now, brett. spend time with your family. get stretched and massaged every day for the rest of your life and hopefully you'll be okay. but, i restate the obvious - he does not look good. [QUOTE]

Posted by bowlofsoup 7 months ago:

	deion sanders now spends his days in an electric scooter, and he was a receiver/cornerback. i think this inevitable future is already set in stone for brett, so i say "dance for me, clown!" [QUOTE]

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