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Always spoke his mind and gave it all on the field. One of my favorite people in sports. He's on my "like to have lunch with someday" list.

Brett Favre honored, ready to return

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Heard the Vikings are going to retire his uni this year.

Gil Dobie wrote:Heard the Vikings are going to retire his uni this year.

They should...He was the best QB they had since Tarkington!

Um...Kramer was pretty good. If I were a Vikes fan, I'd want him back....

As a Packers fan I wish I could be at that game.

I'd boo him off the field.

Interesting about Bob Harlan's input.

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GREEN BAY, Wis. – Longtime Green Bay Packers executive Bob Harlan can count on one hand the games he hasn't watched since joining the organization in 1971.

All four were with Brett Favre playing quarterback for the rival Minnesota Vikings.

Gil Dobie wrote:Interesting about Bob Harlan's input.

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GREEN BAY, Wis. – Longtime Green Bay Packers executive Bob Harlan can count on one hand the games he hasn't watched since joining the organization in 1971.

All four were with Brett Favre playing quarterback for the rival Minnesota Vikings.

But yet they appear to be friends. I can understand that.

SuperHornet wrote:Um...Kramer was pretty good. If I were a Vikes fan, I'd want him back....

Hey SH,
You do realize that people age, right? He's 59 years old right now. Why the fuck would you want a 59 year old quarterback?

bandl wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Um...Kramer was pretty good. If I were a Vikes fan, I'd want him back....

Hey SH,
You do realize that people age, right? He's 59 years old right now. Why the **** would you want a 59 year old quarterback?

He asked me in the early 1980's if I would like him to play QB for the Bison. To keep things civil, I just smiled and said nothing. We were at a Scott Ledoux boxing match in Fargo, and Kramer, Galbreath and Coleman were there. I did get into trouble with Coleman. I accidentally called him Gary Coleman. He did finally accept my apology.