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LeBron was probably the worse situation. Especially with the whole show...
Worse betrayal: LBJ --> Miami or Favre --> Minnesota?
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Packers didn't even want Favre back...they wanted Rodgers to be their QB. If anything the Packers betrayed Favre
Packers didn't even want Favre back...they wanted Rodgers to be their QB. If anything the Packers betrayed Favre
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LeBron was probably the worse situation. Especially with the whole show...
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Packers didn't even want Favre back...they wanted Rodgers to be their QB. If anything the Packers betrayed Favre
Packers didn't even want Favre back...they wanted Rodgers to be their QB. If anything the Packers betrayed Favre
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i agree plus farve was let go. Then again farve signed with hated rival minnesota. then again lebron crippled the cavs from doing other deals to improve the team by dragging and leading them on for his espn special.
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i agree plus farve was let go. Then again farve signed with hated rival minnesota. then again lebron crippled the cavs from doing other deals to improve the team by dragging and leading them on for his espn special.
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Definitely LeBron....Favre was actually betrayed by Green Bay. He put his heart and soul into an organization, believed that his body and mind was ready to call it quits and the love for the game continues to bring him back as we see. When you have a guy like that as we clearly saw was still able to perform at the highest level, why disrespect him and tell him he has to compete for his job? That's a respect thing, but at the same time Green Bay knew that in the long term Rodgers was the guy and at some point they had to get reps and games under his belt. LeBron on the other hand had the Cavs do everything he asked for and he wasn't able to deliver. Jumped ship soon thereafter lol.
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Definitely LeBron....Favre was actually betrayed by Green Bay. He put his heart and soul into an organization, believed that his body and mind was ready to call it quits and the love for the game continues to bring him back as we see. When you have a guy like that as we clearly saw was still able to perform at the highest level, why disrespect him and tell him he has to compete for his job? That's a respect thing, but at the same time Green Bay knew that in the long term Rodgers was the guy and at some point they had to get reps and games under his belt. LeBron on the other hand had the Cavs do everything he asked for and he wasn't able to deliver. Jumped ship soon thereafter lol.
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How did Favre betray the packers?
They were the ones who let him go. When Favre was considering coming back the Packers were the ones who said the Franchise was moving in a different direction and Aaron Rodgers was going to be their QB.
So tell me how on earth he could have betrayed them when they were the ones to turn their back on him?
They were the ones who let him go. When Favre was considering coming back the Packers were the ones who said the Franchise was moving in a different direction and Aaron Rodgers was going to be their QB.
So tell me how on earth he could have betrayed them when they were the ones to turn their back on him?
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How did Favre betray the packers?
They were the ones who let him go. When Favre was considering coming back the Packers were the ones who said the Franchise was moving in a different direction and Aaron Rodgers was going to be their QB.
So tell me how on earth he could have betrayed them when they were the ones to turn their back on him?
They were the ones who let him go. When Favre was considering coming back the Packers were the ones who said the Franchise was moving in a different direction and Aaron Rodgers was going to be their QB.
So tell me how on earth he could have betrayed them when they were the ones to turn their back on him?
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the cave did everything?. Even surrounded lebron with enough help to win a chip? Lebron carried that franchise for 7 years, they couldn't surround him with the players he needed so he left. He didn't complain and ask to be traded. He took them to the playoffs and as far as he could til his contract was up.
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the cave did everything?. Even surrounded lebron with enough help to win a chip? Lebron carried that franchise for 7 years, they couldn't surround him with the players he needed so he left. He didn't complain and ask to be traded. He took them to the playoffs and as far as he could til his contract was up.
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word. All that Chosen 1 and Witness History....Bull@*#$
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word. All that Chosen 1 and Witness History....Bull@*#$
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Nah man, this is the NFL we're talking about, not high school varsity... no one's spot is guaranteed, especially if they're not showing up for any offseason workouts when everyone else is. Favre left the Packers hanging, like I said they cannot afford to wait around and let him take his time about his decision. What if their whole starting lineup waited until August to decide their future?
And the betrayal factor came when Favre decided to sign with the MINNESOTA VIKINGS, of all teams... yes, they had an obvious need at QB, but damn Brett, you chose the Packers' most hated team? He even said later that part of his decision was to get back at the GB management. Dude is less of a "nice southern boy" than everyone thinks.
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Nah man, this is the NFL we're talking about, not high school varsity... no one's spot is guaranteed, especially if they're not showing up for any offseason workouts when everyone else is. Favre left the Packers hanging, like I said they cannot afford to wait around and let him take his time about his decision. What if their whole starting lineup waited until August to decide their future?
And the betrayal factor came when Favre decided to sign with the MINNESOTA VIKINGS, of all teams... yes, they had an obvious need at QB, but damn Brett, you chose the Packers' most hated team? He even said later that part of his decision was to get back at the GB management. Dude is less of a "nice southern boy" than everyone thinks.
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Put down Favre for me. Because he turned around and suited up for one of the Packers' arch rivals, the Vikings.
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Put down Favre for me. Because he turned around and suited up for one of the Packers' arch rivals, the Vikings.
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I'm wondering what NT thinks... I was wondering through the whole LBJ decision process, "wait, wasn't Favre's betrayal worse?" IDK, just my opinion
I mentioned this in the "Akron disowns LeBron" thread, but dudes were too buys bickering like females to even notice.
The only reason it's not as bad is that GB practically showed Favre the door. They drafted Aaron Rodgers to take the torch from Favre and Favre was not ready to pass it on. It was truly Favre's time to go, so I don't blame GB. Favre did play in NYJ for a year, and he was awful.
Favre didn't leave GB in his prime, LeBron did.
Favre delivered a Super Bowl, LeBron didn't.
Favre signed with the Vikings to spite GB, LeBron didn't have that intention.
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I'm wondering what NT thinks... I was wondering through the whole LBJ decision process, "wait, wasn't Favre's betrayal worse?" IDK, just my opinion
I mentioned this in the "Akron disowns LeBron" thread, but dudes were too buys bickering like females to even notice.
The only reason it's not as bad is that GB practically showed Favre the door. They drafted Aaron Rodgers to take the torch from Favre and Favre was not ready to pass it on. It was truly Favre's time to go, so I don't blame GB. Favre did play in NYJ for a year, and he was awful.
Favre didn't leave GB in his prime, LeBron did.
Favre delivered a Super Bowl, LeBron didn't.
Favre signed with the Vikings to spite GB, LeBron didn't have that intention.
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Honestly in my opinion neither of them betrayed their teams...first and foremost its a business. LBJ wasn't obligated to go back to the Cavs, he did what he felt was the best thing for himself. Just imagine had he been a bust, you think people would be upset because he left? Fans and owners only love you when you're doing well and making the team money. If anything the team and the fans should be thanking LBJ for everything he did for them and his fans should continue to support him if they are true fans of his and I'm not even a fan of LBJ...
