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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

A vision in burgundy

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With Favre seeking to play again, could the Redskins become a suitor?

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TCox

Please, please, please don't bite on this Dan! The Skins are set at QB and can;t affort to part with any talented young players or picks. Besides, if Favre can play the Diva in Green Bay, imagine what a nightmare he could make off-seasons in DC. Just sit back and enjoy watching him twist an NFC rival into knots and be glad our Mississippi native QB isn't the attention "hooker" that Favre is.
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chris_zz

Elfin, what a moronic idea... the Skins signing Favre. What r u smoking over there at the Wash Times? Nothing about the idea works. Nothing. Will you please find some real Skins news to report?
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professor_x

I don't really take the time write post but this this situation is too good not to really think about. A. Rodgers will be a great QB, Like a Young following Montana. B. Jason Campbell has a lot of promise but as a Redskin fan I think we deserve a consistent number one NFL Quarterback and with out a Great teacher to help him learn the timing and precision of the West Coast offense, he'll be forced to learn a few hard hitting lessons. C. Brett Farve in a Redskin Jersey, What better place in the NFL to continue a legacy even if it was only for a year or two? One of the greatest players in history and one of the teams with the most history. Sounds like a match made in heaven. D. Redskins Fan's, We have 2 very good future QB's on our roster in Campbell and Brennan, But giving them Farve as a teacher and a role model for even a short period of time will help mold them both into possible Pro bowl players. We Deserve Consistency, We Deserve Farve. Finally, Mr. Snyder, just the sales in jerseys alone will offset any risk you may have in the situation, Farve, with all of the weapons you have this year, the sooner you can do this the happier everyone will be, including the packers, their fans, Farve and his family.
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