Tami_Hughes' Blog

You Hit the Nail on the head! It was a beautiful thing!!!

I also remember My very first game, 49 yard line, 2nd row... surrounded by Bears fans.... I ll never forget it!!

Ahhh Thanks for the memories... ( singing off tune)

the most touching memory of farve??

for me ???.......hmmm.....definitely it was the entire game that he played after his father died....it was his greatest game bar none and an awesome tribute to his dad and his fans

I have to agree, my favorite memory is when he played the game after his father's death.
Also the game when he received a concussion and didn't tell the coach, went back in and threw a touchdown and then didn't even remember throwing it.
There are so many memories it's hard to pick just one!!!
Now, if I could just stop crying everytime someone mentions it!!

Geeezzz.....you live up to your name, Skeptical. :)

I am sure we will survive. That's not the point. We grew up with Brett through good and bad. We saw him grow as a man and a player. It's like having a hero retire for many of us. He brought the Packers back to contender status and this year did it with a rookie team. We will survive, no doubt, but it won't be as exciting.
I have a close fan who's a Denver fan and they still worship Elway and talk about the good 'ol days. I am sure we will do the same.
I'm not thrilled with Aaron Rodgers. He's injury prone and kinda woosie. We have a great team right now. I hope we find a QB to fit the talent we have.

If Aaron can stay healthy.
One thing about Brett is he's a REAL man of steel. Nothing kept him out. Not even a broken thumb on his throwing hand nor a concussion.

He made us feel like a kid again

Skeptical will never change!!!

My favorite memory of Favre, along with other posts on here, was the performance after his Fathers death. That was truly a tribute to his father and to the resilience that Favre has. He truly will be missed!

I guess that would be the passing of his father he played his heart out the same week of losing his father it helped me with my loss of my mom on mother day 2006,His couage during his lost help me thank favre! You,ll always be number 1

WiSportsFan - Why should I change? I'm not a Packer fan (no news there) and the post asked for favorite memories. I gave mine - they just happen to be different than yours and most others in this forum - so what? I cheer like crazy for the Bears and also cheer like crazy for whoever is playing the Pack. It's a rivalry. That doesn't mean I don't respect Brett Favre and what he has done for his team and for the league. I've only been to one game at Lambeau and it happened to be vs. the Bears shortly after Walter Payton died. They had a moment of silence and all the Packer fans I saw were respectful of Payton's memory. They cheered like crazy for the Pack that day - ok with me. They respected Walter just like I respect Favre and his accomplishments. Change - not me. I'm still a Bears fan - always have been and always will be. That doesn't mean I can't wish Favre and his family well in retirement. Great career, Brett. You've been good for the NFL and the Packer-Bear rivalry. Sorry it doesn't meet your (WiSportsFan) view.

my favorite when he on the field having fun and working hard that made feel great.then when he played on the monday night game when his dad pass then he goes to played at oakland when the fans saw him walk on the field with there open harms and cheer him on the field and players work hard for him too.then there is the superbowl that made wisconsin very proud that we are packers fans too.there one game that we cant forget that when brett won his fisrt central division when they played pittsburgh at lambeau favre rolls out and is hit hard steelers defenders forcing the packers call timeout and sending favre to the sidelines coughing up blond,he returns to throw a 1 yard touchdown pass to mark chmura
on next play.the packers 24-19 victory clinches the division title