The Invincible Thread

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http://thelab.bleacherreport.com/gunslinger-brett-favre-aaron-rodgers-feud-jeff-pearlman-excerpt/

Rodgers and Favre finally met on June 2, when the Packers came to town for a seven-practice organized team activity camp. Now merely a head coach (and a disgruntled one at that), Sherman allowed Favre to skip the workouts, but that didn’t mean he would not attend. In fact, that morning Favre was alone, sitting in the team cafeteria and reading a newspaper, when Rodgers saw him in person for the first time. The new quarterback approached the old quarterback and uttered what will forever go down as the worst introductory line in the history of professional sports.

“Good morning, grandpa!”

Silence.

Rodgers surely recognized the mistake as soon as the words emerged from his lips. But there was no taking it back. “Brett couldn’t believe that,” said Craig Nall, the backup quarterback. “It was like, ‘Grandpa? Who the hell are you?’”
 
itsaboutthattime said:
http://thelab.bleacherreport.com/gunslinger-brett-favre-aaron-rodgers-feud-jeff-pearlman-excerpt/

Rodgers and Favre finally met on June 2, when the Packers came to town for a seven-practice organized team activity camp. Now merely a head coach (and a disgruntled one at that), Sherman allowed Favre to skip the workouts, but that didn’t mean he would not attend. In fact, that morning Favre was alone, sitting in the team cafeteria and reading a newspaper, when Rodgers saw him in person for the first time. The new quarterback approached the old quarterback and uttered what will forever go down as the worst introductory line in the history of professional sports.

“Good morning, grandpa!”

Silence.

Rodgers surely recognized the mistake as soon as the words emerged from his lips. But there was no taking it back. “Brett couldn’t believe that,” said Craig Nall, the backup quarterback. “It was like, ‘Grandpa? Who the hell are you?’”
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If Grandpa had retired earlier Gawdgers would of had at least 3 rings by now. :smh:
 
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glad the raiders are leaving cali. hopefully they take all they fans with them. 
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Raiders aren't leaving Cali though.  Vegas isn't happening.  The NFL owners don't want Mark in Vegas because it's a ****** market, the state of Nevada can do what ever they want, 23 NFL owners aren't voting for a relocation to Vegas.

The NFL is a business.  Mark Davis has a 1/32 stake in that business with no leverage, respect, or influence. His self-interest conflict with league interest and Mark doesn't just get to win in this scenario when he's the runt of the litter amongst NFL owners.

The league is interested in making the best business decision and leaving the #5 TV market in the country for the 40th is the definition of hustling backwards. I don't know how people don't get this.

NFL owners will force Mark to sell to an owner in possession of the requisite wealth (something they already want to do) before they let Mark Davis move to Vegas.
 
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itsaboutthattime said:
 
http://thelab.bleacherreport.com/gunslinger-brett-favre-aaron-rodgers-feud-jeff-pearlman-excerpt/

Rodgers and Favre finally met on June 2, when the Packers came to town for a seven-practice organized team activity camp. Now merely a head coach (and a disgruntled one at that), Sherman allowed Favre to skip the workouts, but that didn’t mean he would not attend. In fact, that morning Favre was alone, sitting in the team cafeteria and reading a newspaper, when Rodgers saw him in person for the first time. The new quarterback approached the old quarterback and uttered what will forever go down as the worst introductory line in the history of professional sports.

“Good morning, grandpa!”

Silence.

Rodgers surely recognized the mistake as soon as the words emerged from his lips. But there was no taking it back. “Brett couldn’t believe that,” said Craig Nall, the backup quarterback. “It was like, ‘Grandpa? Who the hell are you?’”
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Holy ****. I clicked on the link, and
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@ some of these stories from their feud. Petty as F_ breh! Scumbag Brett and Aaron the Douche.

Y'all NEED to click on that and read it all. Once you start, it's gonna be hard to stop. 
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Joint is filled with details.

I knew they had beef, but I ain't 'eem know 25% of the **** in there.

Here's another excerpt, I picked this since it's one of this thread's favorite running jokes...
It was never ending. Rodgers was the butt of jokes—some that he heard, many that he did not. A rumor circulated around the locker room that he was gay, based upon the fact that—unlike many of his teammates—he wasn’t one to brag about his penis size or his endless string of sexual conquests. 
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Sheesh!

@Jay02 Curious to hear from a local on this. Did you hear about any of that stuff before today? What's your reaction to this g?
 
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Wait, they thought he was gay, cuz he didn't brag about his piece????

So then.....Brett was braggin about his???? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
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i just read it. i had heard about Brett not helping the dude. but now i kind of get why. didn't know Rodgers was a grade A douche from day 1. crazy stuff, man
 
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