Was Brett Favre's Crackback Block, a Dirty Play ?

Boxer22 · Sep 2, 2009

Obviously a dirty play IMO.

FearTheRaven · Sep 2, 2009

I never heard how bad the dude was hurt, but that was a cheap shot.

Although I don't think he had the intent to do what he did, I think he was trying to avoid blocking him up high.

D2bets · Sep 2, 2009

Of course. It's a pussy move. Lucky they don't play Houston again or he'd have his head taken off.

viking611 · Sep 2, 2009

RobFunk · Sep 2, 2009

Who cares if it was dirty.

Whoever the egghead was that called that dumb ass play, putting your 39 year old starting QB in a wide out slot in a freaking pre season game?!

The guy who called that play should be hit with a shovel.

silver7 · Sep 2, 2009

Rob You're So On The $$

RobFunk said:
Who cares if it was dirty.

Whoever the egghead was that called that dumb ass play, putting your 39 year old starting QB in a wide out slot in a freaking pre season game?!

The guy who called that play should be hit with a shovel.

Bevel or Childress?? Don't think Bevel is that dumb, we KNOW Childress is!:>(

joebatters · Sep 2, 2009

Of course that was dirty, hell ya. Can you imagine what the reaction would be if some blocked Farve like that on an int return?

arniesarmy · Sep 2, 2009

joebatters said:
Of course that was dirty, hell ya. Can you imagine what the reaction would be if some blocked Farve like that on an int return?

That day will come, either on Oct. 5 or Nov. 1

harrington · Sep 2, 2009

robfunk said:
who cares if it was dirty.

Whoever the egghead was that called that dumb ass play, putting your 39 year old starting qb in a wide out slot in a freaking pre season game?!

The guy who called that play should be hit with a shovel.

Willie99 · Sep 2, 2009

no, he was just a fish out of water. it was a stupid play

PlaysnFades · Sep 2, 2009

How could Favre not know what he did was wrong? Some people are saying that he's not used to playing in other positions as an excuse. Regardless, he had to know that was wrong.

mplastered · Sep 3, 2009

PlaysnFades said:
How could Favre not know what he did was wrong? Some people are saying that he's not used to playing in other positions as an excuse. Regardless, he had to know that was wrong.

He knew it the second he got up.:>(

TheKinz · Sep 3, 2009

arniesarmy said:
That day will come, either on Oct. 5 or Nov. 1

brilliant response...Go Pack Go

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