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[OT]Brett Favre

Christian Walker

First Post
The Pack is still 8-3, that's not too bad. So, no need to discuss replacing Favre at QB. However, the Packers are lucky they play in the lamest division in the NFL, the NFC North. Put the Pack in, say, the AFC West and Packer fan would have something to worry about.
 

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John Crichton

First Post
Well, he's probably only going to play another year or two. Green Bay should start grooming someone to take his place or they'll be struggling for a few years when he's gone. Farve is a great QB, no doubt. He can take them very far just on his arm and a few talented Wide Outs... :)
 

pogre

Legend
Solid quarterbacks in the NFL are rare. I saw BF rip up two teams in person this year. The Packers are maybe .500 with another guy at QB. They would be well served to find a young guy (high draft pick) to back-up the man, but replace him? No way.

BTW Jerry Rice is like a 100 and still ripping up the league at a position that relies on SPEED.
 

Crothian

First Post
The Bucs make most QBs look bad. Now if breet has three or four really bad games especially against the lesser defensive teams, that's when you worry.
 

Well there is the Minnesota game last week. 3 interceptions against a team you can hardly call tough.


Crothian said:
The Bucs make most QBs look bad. Now if breet has three or four really bad games especially against the lesser defensive teams, that's when you worry.
 

Mark

CreativeMountainGames.com
Squire James said:
You should probably mark the topic with the (OT) tag, though I guess it's pretty obvious in this case.

Oh, yes, please do add the {OT} tag to the topic/subject line.

You just know if you don't that someone will come along and declare Mister Favre's aligment or stats.

Then someone else will insultingly disagree and make some reference to how football players should be treated as if going through an accelerated aging process, claiming that the thresholds for stat changes due to age should come much earlier for them.

Another person will make a public plea for tables and DCs to handle steroid usage for d20 modern even though they haven't yet seen the book in their FLGS.

Next thing you know someone will bring up that they are reminded of a player they had in one of their games who never missed the beginning of a session, even playing while injured in a lot of cases, but as the campaign wore on he frequently disappointed the other players late in the game.

At some point a flurry of posts (between two people with insanely high post counts) will divert the thread to references of There's Something About Mary, including clever disguised mention of "Hair Gel" using asterisks to remove the "e" from the word "sperm" and the "b" from the word "masturbation."

Darkness will stop in to chuckle, Piratecat will warn people to stay on topic and MoRuss will mention that they should finally be receiving that film in the UK sometime late next summer.

In a feeble attempt to steer the thread back on topic, and showing as little knowledge of entertainment and history as football, someone will mix up Brett Favre, Jim McMahon, Donny Osmond and "John" Smith claiming that Mister Favre has three wives (all Native Americans, who each saved his life) despite the fact that his sister Marie once stuck a fork in his eye...

Please, add the tag before all hell breaks loose!

Then again, the thread seems to be thriving except for my little foray into lunacy...

(I apologize for this outburst on so many levels, it's almost epic. ;) )
 



John Crichton

First Post
Mark said:
Please, add the tag before all hell breaks loose!
Too late.

Taken from the NFL Monster Manual

Brett Favre

Male human Ftr4/Bbn1/Green Bay Packers Quarterback10: CR 18; Medium size humanoid (human); HD 4d10+20 plus 1d12+5 plus 10d10+50; hp 166; Init +8; Spd 40 ft.; AC 20 (touch 14, flat-footed 19); Atk +19/+14/+9/+4 ranged (1d4+3 football); rage; AL CG; SV Fort +14 Ref +9 Will +8; Str 16, Dex 18, Con 20, Int 13, Wis 16, Cha 18. Height 6 ft. 2 in.

Skills and Feats: Bluff +5, Football Lore +5, Intimidate +6, Handle Linemen +12, Jump +6, Knowledge (Football) +12, Listen +5, Profession (Football Player) +10, Spot +12, Tumble +4; Alterness, Dodge, Far Shot, Improved Initiative, Leadership, Great Fortitude, Iron Will, Mobility, Point Blank Shot, Precise Shot, Shot On The Run, Weapon Focus (football), Weapon Specialization (football).

Special Qualities: Golden Arm: When on the field, Brett receives a +2 enhancement bonus to all ranged attacks with a football. Lambeau Field: When playing at Lambeau Field, Brett receives a +1 moral bonus to all attacks. Cold Weather: When the temperature is below 40 degrees, Brett recieves a +1 enchantment bonus to all rolls. Aura of Talent: Whenever Brett is on the field, all other players eligable to catch a football receive the following as a morale bonus: +1 to all rolls, +2 AC and the Run feat.

Possessions: +4 Game Pads, Cleats of Displacement.

:: edited for tiredness ::
 
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