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Message: <blockquote data-quote="porky88" data-source="post: 120093" data-attributes="member: 489">Please read my entire post Cory. It's not to long.Sorry to get on you but when ever Favre is brought up it’s far to touchy of a subject.You missed this lineI BOLDED the main word.My point with Favre is he is not helping us with his play right now. When he's on he's great but when he's off he absolutely kills us. He needs to be held accountable for the mistakes he makes. Just like people get on receivers for drop balls and the rookie offensive lineman for struggling or Mike McCarthy for play calling. All of those things can be factored into the equation. It's a long equation but Brett Favre and his mistakes are apart of it.As for the two plays. Favre held the ball to long and even Chris Havel made comment on that and he is the Ultimate Brett Favre guy. Against the Saints that throw was an awful mistake. Live for another down. Favre was trying to throw it away I guess but he is as crafty as any QB in the league and should've just taking the sack. Was it all his fault on those plays and for us losing the game? Not at all. Was it SOME of his fault? Yes some being the key word and that's my point.Edit: Something is also wrong when someone has to defend Favre by going well he ran for 2 first downs so he was helping that way. Not knacking anyone and I understand but that's not how we should be praising the MVP Brett Favre.</blockquote>

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