Hell, Brett Favre still owes John David Booty $10K for stealing his jersey number. Point being, Brett Favre costs people money just by opening his mouth, not being able to make decisions, and generally being an "aw shucks" hillbilly assclown.
More importantly, what was Favre's motive? Personally, I think Favre just can't get out of his own way. I think he lets his emotions get the better of him and he thinks about ways to air his conscience when he has an opportunity. He probably thinks it comes off as being genuine and open when to the trained ear it's sophomoric and filled with childishness. Moreover, that legacy he claims not to be worried about gets a good deal of backroom attention, methinks. Why else would Favre talk about last year AGAIN? It's like he feels he didn't set himself up for failure enough and when he eventually did fail, it ate at him. It ate at him to the point that he felt like he had to bring it up again at some point down the road to explain it away, only he did so by blaming someone else. Big man.
Need more proof? He talked smack against the Packers when he was with the Jets. Not just right after the smarting early on, but late into the season. When he should have been concentrating on playing football for his new team, he was openly sharing thoughts about his former team. He even went out of his way to contact the Lions (see post waaaay below) the week they were playing the Packers when he was employed by the Jets. Are we seeing a trend here?
What? The? Frack?
People who say there are no guarantees in the world don't know or have never had experience with Brett Favre, because Brett Favre is guaranteed to throw your ass under the bus if he feels like it will fulfill his agenda.
Git R Done!
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