Brett Favre's Daughter Disses Packers

Sounds like she’s got a pretty good head on her shoulders. Not an easy thing for someone that grew up in (or near) the spotlight.

And if it was true then it does shine a light on certain things. I always had a feeling that Bret had gotten a nudge or two out the door, well more than a feeling actually. I felt it and i was a Vikes fan, and then the Jet’s trade was just rude.

Anyway, what really got me was that she seemed to really try to answer the questions from her heart and then reading the comments below just ticked me off all over again..

Jesus people why must you hate so much?

REVENGE will come, and the Great One will be vilified!!!!!!!!!!!

I would love to find out the truth. So far we only hear what the press tell us. We all know the press don’t lie. wink wink…..

Uh, guess I’m blind. I totally missed it.

For the past two years, Favre’s own voice has been drowned out by the outrage from the Packers and their fan base, the opportunism of the sports media trying to get a handle on the issue and own it for themselves, and the admittedly amusing hype surrounding the apparent indecision of a man who can’t seem to decide whether or not to retire. Many people managed to blame Favre for all of it; after all, he was the central figure and the situation was driven by his choices.

But not many folks really listened to Brett Favre himself, his own words, exactly what he was saying.

The one thing that those who continue to cry “traitor” and hate on him seem to forget is that Brett Favre didn’t leave the Green Bay Packers because he wanted to do so; they pushed him out the door and it wasn’t a snap-decision. It was the end result of long-built up pressure. I suspect what many think of as a desire for revenge may be more like ironic justice to Favre himself.

I really enjoyed this interview because his daughter’s perspective reflected directly on Brett Favre’s decision and thoughts, she was there, lived with him and knows him. For me, personally, it sets aside some of my own reservations about Brett Favre and I’m going to enjoy watching him play much more than I would have before reading this. I might even start liking him :)

I make my living by finding the truth and exposing lies. In the courtroom. I have done it for over a quarter of a century. It’s an art as much as a science — perhaps like playing QB. You get a “feel” for things — things you can’t always articulate — that tell you whether someone is lying/fudging the truth and when someone is speaking honestly. Honesty does not always equal the the truth, because sometimes even honest people get it wrong. But for those of us in the business, we can smell honesty and deceit.

Given all the circumstances, it is almost unimaginable to me that this college student was not speaking from the heart. There are parts of this test that ring so true that I cannot imagine it was “planted” by some PR guy — things like a young woman beginning to regret those “awkward” teen years of separating herself from her parents. This whole pice just screams “integrity.”

How proud Brett Favre must be. Of all his accomplishments, raising this person to be the person she has become is the one of which I am the most envious.

Each and everyone of us KNOWS that the essence of life exists in honesty, integrity, sincerity and love. We experience disappointment, and our egos resort to cynicism and name-calling, when we perceive them lacking. There is just no reason for anyone to continue to harp on Favre the way some are doing. DC Purple hits the nail on the head — if you focus on what Favre himself has said and the circumstances in which he has said it, there is really nothing to hate about him. There is MUCH to cheer for.

GO VIKES!!!