If Favre is released.........

[HughC]

No, No, and No Way.

At this point in time Bulger is a far better QB than Favre is. John Madden and ESPN have brainwashed the public in their hype of Brett Favre for the last decade. Favre was a great QB from 1995 to 1999, but he's been no more than slightly above average since then.

Yeah, I realize he has set several NFL records, but don't forget that it has happened in an era where the game has shifted from running to passing thanks to changes in rules about pass interference and roughing the passer. In addition, he also set an all-time record for the most interceptions, which cannot be over looked.

If you want to get a glimpse at what we would be getting, check out his stats over the last few years. One hundred interceptions in five years. More interceptions than touchdowns in the playoffs since 2000. Just four more touchdowns than interceptions over the last three years (despite being on a 13-3 team last year.)

I'm not trying to discount Favre's accomplishments - he deserves to go in to the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility - but Favre has received way too much attention in comparison to his productivity over the last eight or ten years.

At this point in time, especially with a $13 million salary, the guy is absolutely not worth it. Let somebody else take him and rebuild in a year or two after he retires again.

[moloch41]

Originally Posted by Josh

Until Robert Marve, RS Freshman at The University of Miami Comes out In the Draft.. he will be GOOD.

If he's anything like any of the others in a great line of University of Miami QBs- how could he not be?

Ken Dorsey

Steve Walsh

Craig Erickson

Gino Torretta

Brock Berlin

[KoaKoi]

I second all those who said no.

[Ram Dragoon]

Favre brings you leadership, experience, and a can-do winning attitude. but he brings you drama--will he retire--will he be back--does he still have it in him....Favre brings UNCERTAINTY so NO. Rams are better off with Bulger

I wouldn't even want Favre as #2 on the team. Personally I would perfer to see the Rams having one foot in the present and one foot in the future. A future without Bulger when his time in the NFL is done. Didn't workout too bad having Steve Young and Joe Montana combo working for you.

Besides, the Rams haven't had much success with QBs pass their prime. Remember Joe Nameth...Not an experiement I would like the Rams to repeat

As a QB coach--now there is where the Rams could use Favre

[LA Rammer]

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[Tampa_Ram]

Think we can pick him up as our towel boy? At the end of the season itd be the first time the retirement contraversy would make make televised news for a towel boy.

What im trying to say is a big fat NO

Farve is easily a hall of famer but i dont see him being a Ram. he doesnt fit the horns. Bulger is our QB and Farve wouldnt be better then him.

trade him to Miami.......lol, thatd be to funny.

[mrdcblue]

Originally Posted by yellow and blue

never ever ever.

I agree. We don't really know what B. Favre is going to show up. Will it be the playoff one or the other one. Nothing is certain and i don't know if the risk would be worth the reward if any.

[LeBulger]

NO,
NO,
NO,
NO again and
NO once more.

In short, NO.