Did Brett Favre Die??

Except Montana didn't call his own plays... Like My boy Terry "Couldn't Spell 'Cat' if you spotted him 'C-A'"
Bradshaw. ...

 

Hey, look, it's John Candy.

 

That has to be one of the best Super Bowl moment stories of all-time.

 

This is why I watch 90% of broadcast sports with the sound off.

 

I guess the Reggie White defense had nothing to do with him winning that title.
Favre is a great great QB but I think some of us are forgetting the previous few years.

 

I guess the Reggie White defense had nothing to do with him winning that title.
Favre is a great great QB but I think some of us are forgetting the previous few years.

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Or a Desmond Howard kick return for a TD.
And as a Packer fan, the last few years were hard to take. Granted this year they are playing well, but they are still passing like 70-percent of the time and that will hurt them in the playoffs.

 

And miss the swell of the violins and orchestra every time Deanna and/or the late father were mentioned, approximately every 4.2 minutes?

 

I just cannot watch that shit. Fuck, whatever happened to turning on the TV and just WATCHING A FUCKING FOOTBALL GAME?

 

He hasn't died. He's just rejuvenated his body with new-and-improved Vicodin Plus.

 

As I said, I had the sound off and enjoyed the game.

Every single person I've talked to today mentioned the announcing and/or production and complained about it.

You'd think someone who works in television could see that. Better yet, someone with a brain in some TV office somewhere is going to come up with the idea to offer the game without audio.

 

I really didn't mind it. If Deanna was talking, Kornheiser wasn't. She'd replace him for all the games if I had my choice.

 

NBC did that in 1980. Jets-Dolphins on a Saturday afternoon. But it still had Bryant Gumbel on the pregame.