Contrary to popular belief, Brett Favre isn’t the only person in NFL history who has ever returned to his former home stadium while playing for a new team. It just seems that way.
Are you surprised by this? Would you like some empiracal evidence? Ok, I’ve got some right here.
Below is a list of non-Favre based [...]
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October 28, 2009
Before Brett Favre finally signed a contract with the Minnesota Vikings this past summer, the very idea of him running onto Lambeau Field dressed in purple sent a shockwave of hysteria throughout the National Football League—not to mention throughout the national media, who figured such an occurrence would rank right up there with the parting of the Red Sea. But here we are, a...
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October 28, 2009
Brett Favre speaks of returning to Green Bay as a Viking.
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October 26, 2009
Green Bay fans are coming up with plenty of ways for the city to mark the dubious homecoming of Packers hero-turned-Vikings villain Brett Favre.
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October 30, 2009
Brett Favre returns to Lambeau, but Aaron Rodgers could steal the show if he can avoid Jared Allen, Clark Judge says. In Philly, the Giants and Eagles serve up a World Series appetizer.
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October 28, 2009
In what could be the most watched regular season Sunday-day game of all-time, the Packers will host Brett Favre for the first time in his career. In week four, Favre torched his old team in a 30-23 victory that seemed more like 30-3...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 29, 2009
The Vikings star was held to just 55 yards on Oct. 5, forcing Brett Favre to pass more, and with better success.
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October 30, 2009
As I mentioned earlier in the week, my NFL picks went 4-1 against the spread in Week 7, bringing my 2009 season total to 20-10 for a solid 9-bet profit so far through 30 games even factoring in the casino's vig. That said, the games seem to be getting harder and harder to pick as the season rolls on, in particular as Vegas keeps adjusting its lines in the blowout-type of games...
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