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The Saints are currently the best team in the league. Gregg Williams' defense was impressive yesterday constantly getting pressure on Eli Manning and the offense is almost impossible to stop. There next big test is in a few weeks at home against the Falcons which will be a very important game in both the division and overall NFC standings. If anyone has benefited the most from the Brett Favre
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Via Pro Football Talk
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October 18, 2009
One of the knocks on Giants quarterback Eli Manning continues to be that he lacks the raw arm strength to overcome those cold and windy days at the Meadowlands.The Jets' new quarterback is flashing a similar flaw.Mark Sanchez is putting...
Via Shutdown Corner
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October 19, 2009
On
November 1st, Brett Favre(notes) will return to Green Bay for his first away game against
the Packers, and the
mayor of Green Bay is looking for a way to welcome him. He's asking fans to
send in ideas, and he'll pick his favorite four on October 28th.
On gentleman has already suggested making the world's largest waffle in the
shape of a "4". I like that...
Via Vikes Geek
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October 19, 2009
Following Sunday's unnecessarily harrowing victory over the visiting Baltimore Ravens, the Minnesota Vikings stand 6-0 and atop the NFC North, the NFC, and the NFL. And more evident than the suddenly suspect play of the Minnesota defense and the inability of Adrian Peterson to put together both scoring and yardage numbers, has been the ability of quarterback Brett Favre to lead...
Via NY Post
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October 18, 2009
Eli Manning returned to his hometown only to see Drew Brees torch the New York Giants' league-leading defense.
Brees ended his two-game streak without a touchdown throw by completing 23 of 30 passes for 369 yards and four scores Sunday, and New Orlea...
Via Seattle Times
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October 20, 2009
OK, so the mayor of Green Bay wants a Top 4 list of ways to welcome Brett Favre back to town. Should be lots of fun, especially since most politicians have a great sense of humor.
Via GridironFans.com
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October 18, 2009
Even the Vikings' Brett Favre thinks the NFL has gone too far in protecting quarterbacks. "I'm all for protecting the quarterback, but I think it's...
Via baltimoresun.com
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October 18, 2009
- The chemistry between Brett Favre and Sidney Rice appears to be coming along quite nicely, considering that it produced two of the biggest plays in Sunday's 33-31 victory over the Ravens at the Metrodome.
Via Post-Gazette
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October 17, 2009
It's little surprise that Peyton Manning leads the NFL in passing yards. And next in line is ... Tom Brady? Drew Brees? Eli Manning? Brett Favre? Philip Rivers? No, no, no, no and NO.
Via Arizona Cardinals
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October 19, 2009
MINNEAPOLIS — As great as Brett Favre was Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback was pretty sure he wasn't good enough.
Via Bleacher Report
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October 20, 2009
Brett Favre has all the big quarterback records in the NFL. If he were to quit today, which isn't going to happen, what would it take for the other quarterbacks to surpass these milestones? ...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via StarTribune.com
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October 21, 2009
Reporters Judd Zulgad and Chip Scoggins discuss next week's game against Pittsburgh, likely without Antoine Winfield, and the durability of Brett Favre's arm.
Via Baltimore Sun
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October 18, 2009
What our reporters and editors thought of the Raven's loss in the Metrodome:
Jamison Hensley: Maybe the Ravens can call [Matt] Stover. Oh that's right.
Mike Preston: Ravens dug an early hole, and the Vikings teased them, but wouldn't let them out.
Kevin Van Valkenburg: Wow. Let's start with that. Wow. What a wild game. Midway through the second half, it looked...
Via baltimoreravens.com
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October 18, 2009
Joe Flacco did his best Brett Favre impersonation Sunday. He was down 17-points entering the fourth quarter and so beat-up, bullied and battered by the Minnesota Vikings that he limped down the field after long completions. But Flacco never surrendered, and thus neither did the rest of the Ravens’ offense.
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