Found March 15, 2008 on
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As a Bears fan, I always thought I would be ecstatic when Brett finally retired, but now that he has, ecstatic isn't exactly how I would describe it. You see, for years and years Brett killed us. The Packers were 22-10 against the Bears during the Brett Favre era, so you can see why I kept waitin...
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