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I am the eternal optimist when it comes to the Jets, Luke....so take these comments under advisement.
Here are my thoughts, which I will expand upon further(due to present time constraints).
First and foremost, the Jets have instantly become relevant, which is certainly important for a team that shares a home with a team, having a greater fan base(that also happen to be defending NFL Champions).
The Jets actually have become a "national" team.
They did not give up anything to affect hte progress of the future....and if the conditions of the deal are triggered(ie, playoffs, Super Bowl), it means we have had an excellent season.
As to chemistry, Favre has been never known as anything other than a consummate teammate & warrior on the field.
I believe the opposite is true(re: chemistry); without him, the team would have far gretaer potential to be divided, based upon loyalities or opinions on who should be the starting quarterback. The old adage in the NFL is if you have a QB "competition", you really don't have a QB, at all. At least for this year, problem solved.....and, with a high profile, legendary player, who has the potential to flourish in this type of offense.
Yes, he is getting older, & yes his gunsliger approach can be frustrating to fans when he throws that key INT. But, he will be a factor for defenses to consider with his rocket arm, and ability to improvise, like no other QB has.
Teams will no longer be able to crowd the line to stop the run, for lack of respect of the deep threat. Every skill position player on offense(especially Thomas Jones) benefits

Congratulations to the Jets! You are the beneficiaries of the dumbest, most backwards organization in all of pro sports (just not the NFL). I am from Wisconsin and was a life long Packer fan. However, for whatever reason (mental derangement, drugs, ego, mental illness,etc.), Ted Thompson no longer wanted Brett. He didn't even want Brett to compete for the starting QB position up here. Either Thompson is on dope or he is doing his best to imitate Rachel Phelps (who knows?)

The Jets are receiving probably the best quarterback (in my mind), next to Brady and Manning, in the NFL. If it weren't for Moss going to New England, Brett would be the league MVP. I've watched Brett ever since he came into this league and all I can say is this: he's the real deal. Don't let his age fool you. With the weapons the Packers had this year, they might have gone to the Super Bowl with Brett. Now thanks to Rachel Phelps, they are no better than a middle of the pack team with the quarterback tandem they have now.

You forget what happens when Brett loses motivation and gets tired. Now the Jets can deal with the annual "Do I stay or do I retire" waffling that Wisconsin has had to deal with for years.

Good luck to the Jets. If Brett is motivated he will do a good job. As soon as he loses the motivation..... then you will need all the luck you can get.

hi luke last win 1969 tell me what problem or chemistry are you talking about ? give bret a chance.

""Crocodile ""Bret-the-Jet-Farve""" I think it is a very good move for the Jets. Farve brings with him his Experience, charisma and his ability to make things happen in the pocket to ponder whether this is a good or bad move for the Jets is like trying to predict where a hurricane will hit land when it is 1,000 miles off shore ya just cant, One thing I cant help keep thinking is how much Bret Farve coming to New york reminds me of when Crocodile Dundee came to New york in the first movie.

Jets have a 30 year ticket waiting list so they don't need to sell tickets.

True, but he will still increase revenue with everything else. Not to mention all the True Bret Farve fans that will now be Jet's fans. Im my humble opinion I think a 38 year old player these days is like a 28 year old player 20 years ago so age really has nothing to do with it.
I heard last year was one (If not his best year ever?) Is this true? If so, don't you think the Jets made a good move/decision? Basicly what I'm saying is a lot more people will be watching the Jets play this year , I know I will be

Remember when Bill Belichick was your coach for a day ?

The Jets have a 30 year waiting list for tickets!!?? Wow! Wow! Amazing! I'm impressed. On topic, I don't see how Brett Favre could make the Jets any worse-off than they were last year without him. I suppose it's possible, but it seems unlikely. How is the Jet's offensive line this year? If the line is great, Brett will flourish.

Daniel

Daniel

He is better then what then ever had before, go Jets.