How Would A possible Favre Comeback Impact Harvin?

By now, I’m sure all of you have heard that Brett Favre is mulling yet another return to the NFL. It seems like this has become a yearly event, and frankly, I’m sick of hearing about it. But with all the stories about Favre surfacing, it’s clear that he still commands a lot of interest and respect from the media and fans.

The latest rumors have the 39-year-old quarterback contemplating a comeback with the Minnesota Vikings, a huge rival of Favre’s old team, the Green Bay Packers. I wonder if Favre is just trying to stick it to his old bosses, or if the fire to compete is really there.
Anyway, for Gator fans who like to keep tabs on players who make it to the next level, the question is, would having Favre in a Viking uniform benefit or hurt rookie receiver Percy Harvin?

On the surface, it would seem pretty evident that the veteran quarterback’s presence could only help Harvin along. Minnesota’s quarterback situation is not very rosy

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Preseason Week 2

Saturday August 21

7:00 pm Pittsburgh Steelers vs New York Giants
7:00 pm Baltimore Ravens vs Washington Redskins
7:30 pm St. Louis Rams vs Cleveland Browns
7:30 pm Miami Dolphins vs Jacksonville Jaguars
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Chicago Bears Tickets – Busy Start To Free Agency

Last offseason, when the Chicago Bears acquired quarterback Jay Cutler from the Denver Broncos, people in the Windy City started talking Super Bowl.  Cutler was dubbed as the most talented signal caller to ever wear a Bears uniform and the fan base had high hopes for the 2009 season.  Unfortunately, things did not go as planned. Cutler struggled throughout much of the season, as did running back Matt Forte, and Chicago finished with a 7-9 record, good for third place in the NFC North.

The organization entered the offseason aware that it had some holes to fill.  One thing that really held the team’s defense back last season was the lack of a consistent pass rush.  The Bears tried to rectify that problem last season when they acquired defensive end Gaines Adams from Tampa Bay, but the former fourth overall pick was unproductive and tragically passed away this past January.  Their pass rush woes should now be solved, though, as the team inked free agent

Top Ten Defenses in the NFL

Here is my description of the top ten defenses in the NFL. This season looks to be a roller coaster and a lot of teams will have trouble staying on top of this list. This was written after week three so things may change from now to later in the season.

10. Arizona Cardinals: They have some of the sickest safeties in the league. We’re talking Adrian Wilson and Antrel Rolle. The corners are not bad either. I mean they got Rodgers Cromartie as well as other consistent players. They would be higher on this list but their run defense is suspect. I haven’t heard of any of their linebackers or defensive lineman. And I’m sure you haven’t either. They are allowing 100 yards per game rushing which is not bad but they have played San Fran, Miami, and Washington. So not the toughest foes just yet.

9. Green Bay Packers: They would also be much higher if they hadn’t just lost Al Harris for a couple games. They have a great secondary and just

2010 NFC North Preview

Minnesota Vikings
Projected Record: 11-5

Brett Favre is coming back. Brett Favre does not want (nor does he probably need) training camp and he and the Vikings both know this. My guess is the only reason this is a story is because the Vikings don’t want to show themselves as a team that openly allows a player to miss training camp. Make no mistake, number 4 will be under center when the Vikings take on the Saints to open the season.

Adrian Peterson still runs like a bull. The problem is he still carries the ball like a loaf of bread. Everyone criticizes Brett Favre for throwing that interception at the end of the NFC title game (rightfully so) but don’t forget Peterson’s fumble at the end of the half that cost the Vikings at least three points. While Peterson will get his yards, rookie Toby Gearhart will likely take the place of Chester Taylor as the third down back. Sydney Rice and Visanthe Shiancoe emerged as prime targets in