A-Rod Getting Down to Earth

According to sources over at FoxSports.com and by sources I mean the one and only Jay Glazer, New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre has informed the organization of his retirement. Yes, I know we have all seen this song and dance before, but this time it appears to be genuine and for real. Brett Favre is ready to retire from the NFL. We all know about the Favre controversy...

Brett Favre retires again I'm pretty sure no one in the country cares. Hell Jet fans don't care. Every time Brett sneezes it pops up on the bottom line lol.

Seems like you can forget Brett Favre playing nice with the Jets when it comes to going to any offseason programs. The following tidbit from Yahoo Sports points out that Favre is not going to go to the offseason workouts or redo his deal like the team would like: Brett Favre isn’t going to attend [...]

Brett Favre isnÂ’t going to attend the JetsÂ’ offseason program, and he probably wonÂ’t restructure his contract in order to help the team deal with a...

Though it?s not exactly breaking news, the New York Jets are going into the offseason prepared for any decision quarterback Brett Favre makes. Favre, who toys with the idea of retiring every season, much to the frustration of most GMs and head coaches, will likely retire; but in the event he ...

Looks like the Jets are going to give Brett Favre more time than many thought to make his decision on if he is going to play or not in the 2009 season. Here is a report on that from today’s NY Post: Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum revealed to The Post that, although the team would [...]

At this rate, I’ll take an entire linebacking crew of war criminals on the Jets. Pull some strings, Coach Big Balls.

Word on the street is Brett Favre is set to retire. All I know is, whenever I hear that, I think of this: video

With Brett Favre getting ready to announce his retirement from football again, apparently the web editors at ESPN are only focused on that.

The Jets have released DB David Barrett. Barrett played 69 games in five seasons with the Jets, starting 37 games, recording 247 tackles, half a...

Brett Favre held his first press conference of the offseason today, this time from his home in Mississippi, to announce that he had not yet decided if he will spend the entire offseason deciding if he will retire again. The last few years have seen Favre wrestle with the question of retirement for many months after the end of each season.He has held press conferences, conducted exclusive...

A look at New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre's messy divorce from the Green Bay Packers and whether or not he needs to pack it in. Legends also weigh in with their opinions.

Newark Star-Ledger Jets beat writer Dave Hutchinson feels that Ravens LB Bart Scott is more likely a target for the Jets than fellow LB Ray Lewis. With Jets starting veteran inside linebacker Eric Barton an unrestricted free agent, the Jets have an opening at the inside linebacker spot alongside David Harris and Scott would be [...]

So far the talks between Mike Leach and Texas Tech have been as worthwhile as Barack Obama's attempts to get the Republicans to jump on board his stimulus plan.On the heels of the greatest season in school history, Texas Tech is offering Leach a five-year, $12.7 million deal that, at roughly ...

I'm taking this with a grain of salt, really. Would I be surprised if, a few months down the road, Brett Favre got the "itch" to play again? No. But, that being said, I do feel that this is it. Favre has worn out his welcome. He's retired and come back one too many times. Last time was the worst. It left a healthy situation with open wounds that may never heal.