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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Forget Favre" data-source="post: 407766" data-attributes="member: 2006">I wouldn't exactly call it an apology. And even if it is, it's a limited and a lame one at that.He needs to apologize to the Packers, the Packers fans and more.But it's too late.No apology is going to erase any thoughts of him being a dirty player and it's going to be too hard to think he's being sincere especially after his excuses he gave in his post game press conference.The only thing that would erase this would be one of three things.1) Ban him for life from the NFL.2) Suspend him for the rest of the season.3) Time. If he can somehow bring himself down to the notch where he plays aggressively only and doesn't step back over the line into dirty play, then that would get this forgotten about sooner. Based strictly on his past experiences I doubt that he will do that. I expect him to keep on playing dirty. I hope he doesn't but we shall see.The only way we will know for sure that he has finally learned his lesson is, unfortunately, when he takes the field again.From now on all eyes of the NFL media will be watching him very, very closely and if he plays dirty ever again, ripping off a helmet, I doubt any more talking heads, such as Boomer Esiason, will be defending his style of play as just being "aggressive."</blockquote>

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