The Minnesota Vikings are sending representatives to check out Brett Favre. Why, are we wasting more time pursuing this man? He is a empty bucket with little incentive for the Vikings to follow.
He isn’t a great quarterback. He is average and now injury-ridden. It is up to Vikings management to make sure that the organization doesn’t pay a dime more than he worth.
His “fame” and name shouldn’t blind the Vikings to what is the real problem. What Favre will show up to play for the Vikings? Will be be the 2007 Brett Favre that had a 13-3 season or will he be the disgruntled Brett Favre that left the Packers and Jets?
He has more questions than answers at this moment. How is his shoulder, will he even be the type of person that people respect anymore? Does the blue collar plumber from northern Minnesota still identify with Brett Favre or has Brett become the type of pansy that even white collar men have lost respect for?
Those questions obviously are inflated and required a deep knowledge of the very important base of Minnesota sports but it should be asked. What will the state of Minnesota think if Brett Favre has two horrible games in a row. Throwing 4 interceptions and 1 touchdown.
Will Minnesota still give him the leash he is used too? I do not believe that Minnesota is going to say, “Stay with BF!” He isn’t the comeback kid anymore, now we have the Michael Vick prototype in Tavaris Jackson and the great pocket passer in John David Booty.
So really, why are the Vikings sending any representatives to check on Favre. He is a waste of time, energy and potentially, tons of money. He should just stay on the couch and find his sofa groove. He has clearly lost his groove in the NFL.
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