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    How many more years can Brett Favre play?

    In the first 16 minutes of play Favre is 10/11 with 2 TDs. That is after two fumbles by Grant early on. His experience really shows in the playoffs.

    With his team being very young, how many years can Favre hold up? If they win the Super Bowl does he retire to go out on top?

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    theres no doubt if he wins the superbowl he is done....if not, will play another year, maybe 2

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    who Knows i like to see Brett Play maybe couple more years unless he wins the Bowl.

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    I think, even if they win the Super Bowl, he'll come back. He just loves the game way too much. His team is young (on both sides of the ball) and they have some promising talent all over the place. I definitely see him coming back next season.

    However, whenever he retires, he should get into politics. Brett Favre could run for Governor of Wisconsin, and win.

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    I feel the same as most. He should hang around at least 2 more years...or depends on what records are left for him to break

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    The guy LOVES the game. Did you see him after their last TD? He did his patented TD run with his hand in the air and upon completion, balled up a snowball and threw it at one of his linemen. I mean, the guy loves the game, he's like a kid.

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    Umm, how many years does Aaron Rodgers have left on his contract? Maybe hell stay just to spite him :P

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    Hahah I tell you what, Aaron Rodgers has it made in the shade. He's getting paid to watch Brett Favre play.

    Rodgers was drafted by the Packers in 2005. He signed a five year contract worth $7.7 million.

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    there is noway he retires after this year, super bowl or not...he is having too much fun out there

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    i think he should play until he can no longer help the team he plays for
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