Even though it’s the men on the field that take the hits, it’s the women on the sidelines that bring the hits to the team’s website and add additional revenue in appearances (teams usually charge between $100 and $500 per hour per cheerleader) and, of course, the swimsuit calendar revenue. continue reading...
Brett Favre went back to Green Bay with his new team and made them eat their boo’s. Not bad for an old man… read more about the game from ESPN.com:
GREEN BAY, Wis. — If it were up to Brett Favre — and these days, I’m pretty sure everything is — fans departing Lambeau Field late Sunday would have had one collective thought. continue reading...
It’s official: it looked like Brett Favre would continue his career in Tampa Bay as a Buccaneer, but in the end, he’s off to Manhattan to become a Jet. That’s right: Brett Favre is now a member of the New York Jets!
MSN/FOX Sports has a great Top 10 Memorable Moments, all good. I’ll never forget the day he started: continue reading...
“NFL Commissioner Goodell understands how this looks. And make no mistake, image matters to the NFL. What you had here is a water balloon fight between one of the game’s greatest players and one of the league’s greatest franchises. It’s like watching a brawl in church.”
Can you spell “disaster”?
Brett Favre finally is speaking for himself: He wants to play but doesn’t feel welcome in Green Bay, so he’s asking to be released. continue reading...
ESPN’s Bill Williamson does a great job analyzing where Brett Favre might land if he un-retires:
AFC East continue reading...