Too Old, Too Young.

431824 As I read USA Today, I went straight to the sports section and noticed a picture of a Green Bay Packer fan that wore a Farve jersey to the game.  But he had used tape to cross out the number 4 and also cover up Farve.  He then wrote "OLD MAN" to replace the last name of the QB that was once considered a god to the Packer fans.  As much as his off field drama of going into retirement and then coming out of retirement makes me want to puke, I feel the Vikings-Packers game was Farve's from the beginning.  He wanted to play for Greenbay after coming out of retirement the first time.  When he learned he wouldn't be the starter, that is when things really got ugly for everyone.  Farve then requested to be traded, which Greenbay wouldn't comply with.  Finally Farve went to the Jets where he had a mediocre year.  Coming out of retirement again he finally got his wish and went to the Vikings and back to the conference he loved.  Only this time he was hated by the Packer fans who had held him upon a golden pedistal for years.  His wrath was kindled and he led his new army to crush the Packers and those small fans who turned their backs on their once god.  Farve threw for four TD's, no interceptions, completed 41-59 passes and had no sacks in the process.  With Adrian Peterson as his counter part for the ground attack, Farve was too much for the team he once led to victories. I bet the Pakcer fans are just beside themselves right now.  If I had the chance to keep the QB that made Greenbay the team it is today, I would have kept him.   On another note, Sam Bradford has made the decision to go into the draft.  Great move Bradford.  You have taken two good shots that have ended your season this year.  But hey, you won't need your senior year to get back into great form.  Just follow the lead of Alex Smith (who is still over rated in my mind) and Brady Quinn (great job Cleveland) and go when there is still time to improve.  I hope you know what you are doing and don't get a career ending injury on that arm of yours.  The NFL is more intense than college football ever will be (as long as the BCS is in charge anyway).  Bradford is too young to enter the draft at this point.  A season ending surgery will make or brake his career in the NFL right now.  Take it or leave it, advise is advise, but use your brain when you make decisions like this.  Don't let and agent waving a big check in front of you let you make these decisions. true

2009-11-03T16:34:21Z

97806 0 Too Old, Too Young.

2009-11-03T16:34:21Z