Whereas Brett Favre retirement drama has dominated the
airwaves of ESPN for the last 4 football off-seasons;
Whereas the aforementioned coverage is boring, drawn out, and
sycophantic;
Whereas ESPN and other sports outlets are delusional in their
belief that their national viewing audience has an interest in the persona soap
opera of Brett Favre;
Whereas Ed Werder has a creepy mustache;
Whereas valuable air time in the late winter and early spring
months could and should be filled with vicious ‘Bron ‘Bron dunks;
The undersigned heretofore demand that ESPN immediately
cease all coverage of a pending Brett Favre decision on retirement,
unretirement, or employment with any particular NFL franchise.
Be it resolved that the undersigned refuse to watch ESPN
coverage of Brett Favre retirement news up to and including an announcement of
retirement or unretirement. The undersigned agree to change the channel on
their television sets for the entire duration of any ESPN coverage of
information regarding Brett Favre’s potential retirement, including but not
limited to: considered retirement; retirement considerations; any activity of
Brett Favre within the state of Mississippi; unsourced commentary from the
general managers of NFL clubs regarding Brett Favre’s ability as a quarterback;
Wrangler Jeans commercials; past Brett Favre retirement history; anecdotes
about how it is natural to want to retire at the end of a long football season,
but difficult to follow through in the spring time when competitive energy has
returned; or any other information directly relating to Brett Favre’s employment.
I am looking at these numbers and honestly if we could just get a few more eyes on this before the next news cycle hits it would be great because I really cannot handle seeing another update about where he might end up playing next year. Just send this link to your group chats or post it on your feeds so we can hit that next milestone and maybe finally get a break from the constant speculation.
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Jessica Verma
16 years ago
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so tired of it. lets talk about other teams for once.
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Mike Okonkwo
16 years ago
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please turn the channel. im so sick of hearing his name every single day.
S
Sarah Pierce
16 years ago
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THANK YOU. finally someone said it. i dont care about his retirement or his life or anything else. just play the game news!!
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Dave Tate
16 years ago
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guy needs to go away. sports center is ruined because of the constant coverage.
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Tom Hughes
16 years ago
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it is like he is the only player in the league. enough already.
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Kevin Jackson
16 years ago
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im sick of it. he ruined his legacy years ago and the media just keeps feeding into it.
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Whereas Brett Favre retirement drama has dominated the
airwaves of ESPN for the last 4 football off-seasons;
Whereas the aforementioned coverage is boring, drawn out, and
sycophantic;
Whereas ESPN and other sports outlets are delusional in their
belief that their national viewing audience has an interest in the persona soap
opera of Brett Favre;
Whereas Ed Werder has a creepy mustache;
Whereas valuable air time in the late winter and early spring
months could and should be filled with vicious ‘Bron ‘Bron dunks;
The undersigned heretofore demand that ESPN immediately
cease all coverage of a pending Brett Favre decision on retirement,
unretirement, or employment with any particular NFL franchise.
Be it resolved that the undersigned refuse to watch ESPN
coverage of Brett Favre retirement news up to and including an announcement of
retirement or unretirement. The undersigned agree to change the channel on
their television sets for the entire duration of any ESPN coverage of
information regarding Brett Favre’s potential retirement, including but not
limited to: considered retirement; retirement considerations; any activity of
Brett Favre within the state of Mississippi; unsourced commentary from the
general managers of NFL clubs regarding Brett Favre’s ability as a quarterback;
Wrangler Jeans commercials; past Brett Favre retirement history; anecdotes
about how it is natural to want to retire at the end of a long football season,
but difficult to follow through in the spring time when competitive energy has
returned; or any other information directly relating to Brett Favre’s employment.
I am looking at these numbers and honestly if we could just get a few more eyes on this before the next news cycle hits it would be great because I really cannot handle seeing another update about where he might end up playing next year. Just send this link to your group chats or post it on your feeds so we can hit that next milestone and maybe finally get a break from the constant speculation.
6 Comments
J
Jessica Verma
16 years ago
Featured
so tired of it. lets talk about other teams for once.
M
Mike Okonkwo
16 years ago
Featured
please turn the channel. im so sick of hearing his name every single day.
S
Sarah Pierce
16 years ago
Featured
THANK YOU. finally someone said it. i dont care about his retirement or his life or anything else. just play the game news!!
D
Dave Tate
16 years ago
Featured
guy needs to go away. sports center is ruined because of the constant coverage.
T
Tom Hughes
16 years ago
Featured
it is like he is the only player in the league. enough already.
K
Kevin Jackson
16 years ago
Featured
im sick of it. he ruined his legacy years ago and the media just keeps feeding into it.
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so tired of it. lets talk about other teams for once.