[Bette]

Brett Favre started his 250th consecutive regular-season game for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, putting some fans in a reflective mood.
Favre has been a fixture on the team and in Packers fans' lives for 15 years, and many fans have trouble imagining the team without him.
I was in sixth grade I think when the streak started," said Scott Olson, 29, of Wausau. "I think I was 11 or 12 years old when he first took over for Don Majkowski" in 1992.
For Olson, as this season progresses, he's seen the QB enjoying himself more and more and believes he is "getting that hunger once again."

"My thinking was that he would probably hang it up after this year," Olson said. "My thought process kind of changed. Now I think he'll stick in there for a few more seasons.

Wausau Daily Herald - Will he stay? Will he go?

[Bette]

Oh no, its not even spring and the robins havent returned and already there is talk in Wisconsin about Brett Favre's retirement.

[vincesanity82]

Originally Posted by Bette

Oh no, its not even spring and the robins havent returned and already there is talk in Wisconsin about Brett Favre's retirement.

If they win the super bowl Im 83.7% sure he will reitre, if they dont, I bet he comes back for atleast one more season..

[ThePundit]

Besides the fact that there is ZERO chance that Favre will retire after this year, if I hear one more story about whether Favre will retire or not, I'm going to take that shotgun above and blow my brains out all over this computer screen.

[Bette]

Originally Posted by ThePundit

Besides the fact that there is ZERO chance that Favre will retire after this year, if I hear one more story about whether Favre will retire or not, I'm going to take that shotgun above and blow my brains out all over this computer screen.

Aaah, Pundit, you shouldnt have said that. You know that now I will go and start another thread on Brett and his retirement