Favre Love Fest Still "Madden"ing

Now I know that Favre Watch hasn't really heated up, and it's a slow news week. Bring John Madden into the fold, and he will champion the cause.

In an interview with Sam Farmer of the Chicago Tribune, Madden said of Favre,"I think he should do whatever he wants to. It's funny, people have taken ownership of his life." He also added, "I remember John Elway told me this years ago, he said, 'It's not your head that tells you when to retire or that you can't play anymore. It's your body.'"

I tend to disagree with the fact that "people" have taken control of Favre's life. I believe that as much as you should believe Favre has taken control of my T.V. with his tired Sears commercials. I can't wait till next season's.

And to compare Elway to Favre:  Elway never ceremoniously dragged on his retirement for four years. He cried and left. The more this drags on and the more 2020 MVP commercials I see, the more I wish Favre would join Madden in riding off into the sunset.



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