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Message: <blockquote data-quote="packedhouse01" data-source="post: 108082" data-attributes="member: 204">He is not surrounded by very much talent.  The line is young, inexperienced and may not have the talent to be very good.  The running back situation is tenuous.  He has Donald Driver to throw too.  Jennings looks like he might be something special, but he's not a go to guy yet and he's a rookie.  Who knows about Robinson.  Still the bottom line is that when Brett doesn't get careless and throw the ball up for grabs, he's as good as anyone in the league.  Here is what I found in the St. Louis Paper this morning."His deep ball is strong as ever," Rams DT La'Roi Glover said. "But he's always throwing the ball up and giving it to a defense. He's done that from Day 1. He can beat you if you let him. But if you're in the right place, he'll throw you some. Simple as that."This is how defenses prepare for him.  There isn't anything new there, but I found it interesting to see it written so clearly.  Whether it's fair or not, this team needs Brett Favre playing well to win.   What I'd love to see in Green Bay is a team that can elevate at home.  We need to start reclaiming our home field.  Teams aren't afraid to come to Lambeau anymore.  We have to change that.</blockquote>

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