NFL 2009 Off Season Thread

**RatedGSuperstar** · 05-12-2009, 09:36 PM

I guess I'm one of the few Packers fans who really don't care much about this. Green Bay's a better team without him at this point, and I'm not entirely convinced that the Vikings will be that much better off with Favre than they would've been with Sage Rosenfels. Both quarterbacks are going to give you just as many interceptions as touchdowns, and with Favre the Green Bay defense already knows everything that makes him tick.

It'll make for an interesting storyline, but it won't make much difference in the division race in terms of the big picture. Minnesota still has no receivers and Adrian Peterson needs to prove he can stay healthy for a full season. Chicago finally has a quarterback but they don't really have any receivers, either, and that defense is aging. Green Bay's pretty well rounded, but they have questions about the running game and their schedule is absolutely brutal. Detroit's still a couple years away from even getting to .500.

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05-12-2009, 09:36 PM	#1
RatedGSuperstar Stupid Sexy Flanders Posts: 1,728	I guess I'm one of the few Packers fans who really don't care much about this. Green Bay's a better team without him at this point, and I'm not entirely convinced that the Vikings will be that much better off with Favre than they would've been with Sage Rosenfels. Both quarterbacks are going to give you just as many interceptions as touchdowns, and with Favre the Green Bay defense already knows everything that makes him tick. It'll make for an interesting storyline, but it won't make much difference in the division race in terms of the big picture. Minnesota still has no receivers and Adrian Peterson needs to prove he can stay healthy for a full season. Chicago finally has a quarterback but they don't really have any receivers, either, and that defense is aging. Green Bay's pretty well rounded, but they have questions about the running game and their schedule is absolutely brutal. Detroit's still a couple years away from even getting to .500.