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[karst41]

http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/20...m=referral

Cam Newton to train with Favre

Now considering how much we loved Del Homie, the one thing that
comes to mind is that
the #1 QB in the 2011 Draft is going to be mentored by the QB who
threw the most interceptions in the history of the NFL.
336 to be exact, a record that may never be broken.

Go Cam Go,,,, You can Do It

[g-dawg]

Favre <insert "gag" reflex here>

[karst41]

Then again, Favre cou;d be training Newton on how to
send pics of his johnson to female reporters.

Should make for a interesting season in Carolina.

[papachaz]

(05-11-2011 04:08 PM)karst41 Wrote:  Then again, Favre cou;d be training Newton on how to
send pics of his johnson to female reporters.

Should make for a interesting season in Carolina.

i wonder if brett watched the 'what should i do' video, and instead he'll be training to find big ones on the internet to send out to the female reporters.....

if i remember right, that was about the only thing i saw that he said, 'yeah, that's what i should do'

[phalcon phil]

(05-11-2011 03:57 PM)karst41 Wrote:  http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/20...m=referral

Cam Newton to train with Favre

Now considering how much we loved Del Homie, the one thing that
comes to mind is that
the #1 QB in the 2011 Draft is going to be mentored by the QB who
threw the most interceptions in the history of the NFL.
336 to be exact, a record that may never be broken.

Go Cam Go,,,, You can Do It

Thank god Aaron Rodgers didn't have to suffer learning from the bum. Imagine how awful he would have been.

[papachaz]

(05-11-2011 04:27 PM)phalcon phil Wrote:  Thank god Aaron Rodgers didn't have to suffer learning from the bum. Imagine how awful he would have been.

so you're saying by the end of Rodgers career, he could own the INT record? wow, that's quite the bold statement.....

[phalcon phil]

(05-11-2011 04:32 PM)papachaz Wrote:  so you're saying by the end of Rodgers career, he could own the INT record? wow, that's quite the bold statement.....

Nah, I'm just a Favre fan, never really got on the anti-Brett wagon even if he was a wishy washy douche at the end of his career.

[papachaz]

(05-11-2011 04:37 PM)phalcon phil Wrote:  Nah, I'm just a Favre fan, never really got on the anti-Brett wagon even if he was a wishy washy douche at the end of his career.

yeah, i was always a Favre fan... i remember watching him in college thinking wow, if we could get him....

of course we all know how that worked out. i will always believe going to GB was the absolute best thing that could have happened to him. IMO his career would have ever amounted to anything here in party town HOTLANTA

[karst41]

Can you picture "Faver" as the Panties QB coach ?

Blows his whistle nobody gathers.
Looks to the Left, Newton posing for the Camera .
Thats why they call me Mr Cam. (get it)

Favre looks to the Right and there's Claustrich with his
head buried in a sand box.

[phocis850]

(05-11-2011 04:27 PM)phalcon phil Wrote:  Thank god Aaron Rodgers didn't have to suffer learning from the bum. Imagine how awful he would have been.

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