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No this is not "Goodfellas", its the NFL.

And this is not a character named "Spider" but a real life hero named Brett Favre

But somehow I think the message might be the same.

You know, now that I think about it, Robert Deniro came out with a movie not long ago called "Hide and Seek". I bring that up because to most fans who follow Pro Football, this could be a new entry in the decadent halls of Hollywood.

Its bad enough when a player has decisions that he can't seem to make, but its another thing when millions of fans are brought in as part of this dizzying act.

People stand divided on his return. Minnesota fans are ecstatic. Green Bay fans are jealous, and the rest of the Football community seems completely perplexed.

There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Favre is the greatest quarterback of the decade (Manning fans may disagree) and we all love to see this guy play because he personifies everything that sports, and in particular NFL Football, stands for.

It's just...well.... I just can't make up my mind......well yeah or then again yeah well maybe not....but then I could.....but then again, you never know what might be..

You know Farve is one tough guy. Maybe he needs another guy even tougher (pictured above) to set his mind straight

Hey Brett we all love you but keep teasing the fans and they will start reading more about Michael Jackson's burial arrangements and then where will you be?

Or could I be totally wrong. My god, could the media be a part of this sideshow? Yes, and for reasons you may not think

Reporters are paid to Report. PERIOD. Sure they can have their opinions, after all this is America and they have papers to sell, but they call Reporters that name because that is what supposed to do.

What have they been reporting over the last two years? That a once great NFL quarterback can withstand incredible pain but can't make a decision?

I find that awfully hard to believe.

So go ahead Brett and do your thing. Change your minds as many times as you like. Hey how about everyday? What do you care? All you want to do is play football.

Fool me once shame on you.

Fool me twice and it's shame on us

This is a perfect example that you can't believe everything you hear, no matter who is the source. But thats okay Brett. When you play we'll all be watching.

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