Brett Favre officially retires

[Da Coach]

Brett Favre files retirement papers with NFL....again

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/brett-favre-retires-turns-in-paperwork-011711

Favre also filed retirement papers with the NFL in February, 2009, then revoked them. Thjs time seems more likely permanent.

[theBUer]

If he decides to come back, the NFL should seriously consider where it is harder for a player to come back after multiple retirements. Like the "Favre Rule" or something. After a second retirement, and you decide to come back to the league, you must take a bunch of rigorous tests AND have the approval of the commissioner.

This is freaking ridiculous, and the NFL basically enabled this behavior of indecisiveness.

[FlyingSpaghettiMonster]

I've read this story before. Repost!

[BradleyJD]

If he decides to come back, the NFL should seriously consider where it is harder for a player to come back after multiple retirements. Like the "Favre Rule" or something. After a second retirement, and you decide to come back to the league, you must take a bunch of rigorous tests AND have the approval of the commissioner.

This is freaking ridiculous, and the NFL basically enabled this behavior of indecisiveness.

WOW, I am glad they don't have policies like this in other jobs. My grandmother, rest her soul, retired 5 or 6 times from her job. She kept going back because they wanted her too.

[Braveman]

And she was worth more money, too!

Go Ramblers!