JBlood
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Posted June 12, 2005
Mike Woods column: Sherman
Mike Woods column: Sherman
Nice Mike Woods column
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Interesting article. Favre watches the NFL Network everyday just like me :mrgreen:
Normally I would say you treat all players the same, but I think this is kind of a special case. I don't think Favre is the kind of guy who would take advantage of his status to slack off. The fact he was working with a special trainer this year shows me he's even more intent on improving his performance. So I think Sherman did a good move to try and recharge Brett's batteries that might have been running lower the last couple of years with all the stuff he's had to go through.
As long as players see Brett give his 100% in training camp, they'll know he's not trying to slack off. Is it special treatment? Yes, but I think Brett has earned it in his case.
Normally I would say you treat all players the same, but I think this is kind of a special case. I don't think Favre is the kind of guy who would take advantage of his status to slack off. The fact he was working with a special trainer this year shows me he's even more intent on improving his performance. So I think Sherman did a good move to try and recharge Brett's batteries that might have been running lower the last couple of years with all the stuff he's had to go through.
As long as players see Brett give his 100% in training camp, they'll know he's not trying to slack off. Is it special treatment? Yes, but I think Brett has earned it in his case.
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I agree wpr... if he comes into the season on a role, Sherman will look like a genius! 
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Good article JBlood. It definitely points out that the decision made by Sherman was a little bit of a risk but he knows if it will effect the teams cohesion or not. I wonder how the other players feel about this. I don't think many of them would ever speak up if they disagreed. I myself feel that Favre has earned it.
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I hear ya - but, let's be real - if you had lost your Dad, and another relative, along with your wife coming down with Cancer - would you ask for some time off work? Probably, somewhere along the line - sure!wpr said:
The fact that his Family understands the nature of the situation they are involved in, with respect to his career field... is amazing. Many Wives would have told them to look for another line of work...
I want to see if his focus is as strong as it was heading into 1996 - when him, Reggie and others were chompin' at the bit - from the 1995 NFC stumbling routine they went through. ( I have the sweatshirt, of course)
I can't wait!
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I agree. I own my own office and I would shut it down in a heartbeat to take care of family matters.
It doesn't even have to be that serious. I took my wife into Chicago to a Dr apt last week and we are taking our son to the airport tomorrow. I simply got someone to answer the phones.
There are things more impt that work. I guess that's why we spend so much of the day on the message boards.
Hey if I can quote on someone's insurance maybe I can write this off as a tax deduction. :roll: Naw. Packer Forum doesn't charge us to be members.
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Brett knows time is running short on his career. He'll play as hard as ever--maybe harder. I for one will sit back and enjoy the last 3 or 4 years of a remarkable athlete. Sherman is doing the right thing.
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That Sporting News Front Cover is amazing - I have the one with Reggie & Brett on the "Cover of the Sports Illustrated"... The Toon's pretty right on, too!
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Hey JBlood what game is the last picture from?
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TOPackerFan said:
I think it was his 200th game, but am not positive. I thought it was a fitting way to end the series of pics.
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That's what I thought too. I have a picture on my wall commemorating that game (I was there on the fifty yard line) and it looked similar.
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I thought it was the best move MS has made since he has been in Green Bay. :mrgreen:
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Posters -Very good posts-everyone of them! Minicamps are mostly for Rookies and free agents and this year for the defense becase of the new defensive schemes of Jim Bates. . Packer coaches keep track of Brett's throws, every pass thrown in minicamp means that many less in Summer training camp. Brett will be ready for training camp. Besides Brett not being there gave more time for QBs Nall, Rodgers & O'Sullivan to throw more passes and run the offense. They need it more than Favre. I don't think Favre not being at minicamp created any problems with the rest of the team, if it did, those few players will have to deal with it. Besides he was just obeying the head coaches order, which was, don't come to minicamps.
