[Lefty Noob]

According to an AP report published today, "Packers quarterback Brett Favre had minor ankle surgery Monday and is expected to recover in time for offseason workouts... Favre, who plans to return for his 17th NFL season, has been bothered for several years by a buildup of bone spurs in his left ankle. He kept putting off the procedure, and skipped out on a previously scheduled surgery Jan. 1." I know it says he's expected to make a full recovery before the preseason, but Favre's not young anymore. Will this have any lasting impact on the 37-year-old QB?

[saahil]

he is 37, but he is the most durable and toughest player in pro sports. He won't and hasn't had the mobility that he once had. He still has his arm, and just with that he will be threat.

[saahil]

he is 37, but he is the most durable and toughest player in pro sports. He won't and hasn't had the mobility that he once had. He still has his arm, and just with that he will be threat.