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Blue Wulf · 04-22-2008, 10:34 PM

Everyone is disappointed that Brett Farve retired, but why are we so sad aaron rodgers should be able to pull it off. Sure he's sat on the bench for practically the whole season, but he's been watching farve, and seen how he's played, so maybe he'll pick it up.

James Lewitzke · 04-22-2008, 10:38 PM

Do you think there was some sort of conspiracy as to why he retired?

Maybe it had something to do with Green Bay Packers GM Ted Thompson? He never seemed to be a big fan of him.

Or maybe it involved the NFL in general? Although he was pretty much loved around the league, so I don't see why anyone would want him to make his exit so early.

Blue Wulf · 04-22-2008, 10:47 PM

Yes well wether it's a consericay or not I think farve was just tired of all the bull ted tompson was giving him and that's why he retired.

bl1984 · 05-16-2008, 06:37 PM

One thing's for sure, Thompson certainly didn't make any overtures to Brett to stay. I think this was Thompson's strategy from the beginning. He wanted to mold a QB and now he gets his chance. Brett wasn't his protege.

James Lewitzke · 05-17-2008, 07:49 PM

Welcome to the forums bl1984

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So you don't think there was some sort of conspiracy to oust Favre? Perhaps Thompson played a role?

bl1984 · 05-17-2008, 08:17 PM

If there was a conspiracy by either Thompson or the Packers organization to oust Brett, he would have been gone the year after Rodgers was drafted, not three years later! They didn't oust him because Brett is such an icon that if they did, Packer nation (locally and nationally) would have been in an uproar.

04-22-2008, 10:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
Blue Wulf Conspiracy Buff Location: Fox Point Posts: 37 Rep:	Sports-can rodgers pull it off? Everyone is disappointed that Brett Farve retired, but why are we so sad aaron rodgers should be able to pull it off. Sure he's sat on the bench for practically the whole season, but he's been watching farve, and seen how he's played, so maybe he'll pick it up.

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James Lewitzke Administrator Recent Blog Post: Posts are Still Slow Name: James Posts: 368 Rep:	Do you think there was some sort of conspiracy as to why he retired? Maybe it had something to do with Green Bay Packers GM Ted Thompson? He never seemed to be a big fan of him. Or maybe it involved the NFL in general? Although he was pretty much loved around the league, so I don't see why anyone would want him to make his exit so early. __________________ Conspiracy-Forums Rules Lightningshock.com - My Blog

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James Lewitzke Administrator Recent Blog Post: Posts are Still Slow Name: James Posts: 368 Rep:	Welcome to the forums bl1984 . So you don't think there was some sort of conspiracy to oust Favre? Perhaps Thompson played a role? __________________ Conspiracy-Forums Rules Lightningshock.com - My Blog

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04-22-2008, 10:47 PM	#3 (permalink)
Blue Wulf Conspiracy Buff Location: Fox Point Posts: 37 Rep:	Yes well wether it's a consericay or not I think farve was just tired of all the bull ted tompson was giving him and that's why he retired.

05-16-2008, 06:37 PM	#4 (permalink)
bl1984 Conspiracy Lurker Posts: 14 Rep:	One thing's for sure, Thompson certainly didn't make any overtures to Brett to stay. I think this was Thompson's strategy from the beginning. He wanted to mold a QB and now he gets his chance. Brett wasn't his protege.

05-17-2008, 08:17 PM	#6 (permalink)
bl1984 Conspiracy Lurker Posts: 14 Rep:	If there was a conspiracy by either Thompson or the Packers organization to oust Brett, he would have been gone the year after Rodgers was drafted, not three years later! They didn't oust him because Brett is such an icon that if they did, Packer nation (locally and nationally) would have been in an uproar.