Brett Favre joins a prestigious club

Brett Favre is honored to be a captain for the Jets. He joins a prestigious club of New York Jets quarterbacks to be captains. He joins only one actually. The famed Chad Pennington. That is not really saying much is it?
After selling the most jerseys over the last month was there any doubt that he would be named a captain?

Jets don't care that Brett Favre is a legend

After fumbling during practice, Brett Favre was told to take a lap around the field.

Earth to the Jets coaching staff. This is not pee-wee football. We are talking about Brett Favre here.

Brett Favre traded to New York Jets

Favre has been traded to the Jets for a 4th round pick. Actually it is more complicated than that. The round of the draft pick can change depending on how the Jets do this year. With the addition of Favre, Pennington or Clemens had to go. Pennington will be cut shortly.

Packers Welcome Brett...kind of

A day after the legend asked for his unconditional release, the Packers have released a statement. The Packers say that Brett is welcome to rejoin the team. If this seems too good to be true, that is because it is. They welcomed Brett back today under the condition that he is Aaron Rodger's back-up. The Packers are not willing to discuss his situation at this point other than that he is welcome to return to the Packers. I doubt that Brett will want to return to the NFL only to be a back-up. With the the Packers actually releasing him unlikely because of the probability of him staying in the NFC North, he will most likely end up in a AFC uniform. The Jets, Ravens, and Dolphins all look like possible fits for a one year stay for Brett.

Favre as a Bear, Lion, and Viking

In the wake of Brett Favre requesting his release from the Packers, he has a few viable teams to go to. They all happen to reside in the NFC North. His options are the Bears, Lions, and the Vikings as the title suggests. What would he look like in any one of these uniforms you ask? You have come to the right place.
This would be great for the Bears. With no one to pass to though, they won't go very far.
The Lions have also been thrown out there as a possible suitor for Favre. This probably makes the least sense out of the three because the Lions actually have a QB. He could, though,be a back-up for the oft shaken-up Kitna.
Finally, the Vikings. If the Vikings happen to get Favre, it will be a god send. The only thing holding back the Vikes from the Super Bowl is the slow development of Tavaris Jackson. Bringing in Favre will not only make them big contenders for a ring this year, but with Favre mentoring Jackson, the Vikings could be a powerhouse for years to come.
(Thank you to whomever created the Favre on the Vikings.)
What do you think? Where should Favre go? What team makes the most sense?

Phavre's a Phoenix...again

On Friday, Brett Favre requested his unconditional release from the Green Bay Packers. In a letter that Favre sent the Packers, he told them that he wished to continue playing and went on to ask for his release from the Packers. The last straw seems to be the unanswered text message. This release is not good for the Packers. With Chicago, Minnesota, and possibly the Lions all in need of a Quarterback, the Packers look like they will be facing the man who was the face of the franchise for 16 years twice this coming season.

Phavre's a Phoenix

News is that Brett Favre may come out of retirement. Yes. But this time the rumors may be for real. The man who always takes so long to make his decision, may now be turning back on his decision. Sources say that Favre has talked to McCarthy. Coming out of retirement will solve the triple-headed QB beast that they have in Brohm/ Flynn/ Rodgers. This will also add even more hilarity to the shots of Aaron Rodgers on the bench or sideline with the playbook.

But really, who didn't see this one coming? You mean to tell me that Brett wants to play football after all? That's a shocker.