The Packers say they’ll will wait “a year or two” to retire Brett Favre’s jersey. Packers president Mark Murphy tells the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel the club will do it “at a time that’s meaningful” to Favre.
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Brett Favre told NFL Network that he came back to the Vikings in 2010 because of the money. He also said people might think he is crazy, but he doesn't need Green Bay to retire his jersey "to solidify my career.”
In an interview with a radio station in Lubbock, Texas, Brett Favre said his retirement this time around was "a lot smoother than the previous three or four years." He said sitting back and watching the NFL this past year was "eye-opening" for him because he "didn't miss it a bit."
From Packer-land, a bit of paranoia. In the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel an unnamed Packers player told a reporter, ”I think the refs are out to get us this year.” NBC’s Mike Florio says the comment not only warps reality, but it amazingly covers two sets of refs: regular and replacement.
Former Vikings and Packers quarterback Brett Favre will coaching football at a high school near his home in Mississippi this fall. It's Oak Grove High School -- the same school Favre has worked out at in the past. The Biloxi Sun-Herald reports Favre will be the offensive coordinator.
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