sports.espn.go.com— Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre has decided to retire, ESPN's Chris Mortensen is reporting. Mortensen reported that according to Favre's agent, Bus Cook, Favre has informed Packers coach Mike McCarthy of his decision.
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nroa9882Mar 4, 2008
Wonder what story we'll see on Diggnation this week.....hmmmm.
pixelmagicMar 4, 2008
People on Digg care about sports?
jasonsalasMar 5, 2008
Ironically, and perhaps fittingly, Warren Sapp's calling it a career, too on the same day.
cladMar 5, 2008
because football is the best f**king sport ever. thats why.
whatsupwithjackMar 5, 2008
SEXY REXY GROSSMAN!
freakyjay420Mar 5, 2008
it's too bad he couldn't win one last super bowl. look forward to him commentating now!
riptechtvMar 13, 2008
Seeing him lose the NFC chap game on my birthday and seeing that is his last game makes me quite sad :(.
lolo2007May 15, 2008
Thanks for everything Brett. You were amazing to watch.He was traded to the Packers on my third birthday. It is going to be weird seeing a different QB snap the ball for the Pack now.<a class="user" href="http://vb.paramegsoft.com/">http://vb.paramegsoft.com/</a><a class="user" href="http://vb.paramegsoft.com/22/">http://vb.paramegsoft.com/22/</a><a class="user" href="http://vb.paramegsoft.com/21/">http://vb.paramegsoft.com/21/</a>
Closed AccountMay 20, 2008
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portos12Jun 24, 2008
The name of the game - football<a class="user" href="http://www.e-uuu.com">http://www.e-uuu.com</a>
lg27Sep 27, 2008
It didn't last.<a class="user" href="http://www.bodytune.com">http://www.bodytune.com</a>