Is Bret Favre being a selfish, egotistical jerk?

Question

He decided to retire. His performance is often flaky. He is almost 40. The Packers made decisions to move on. He retired, for heavens sake!

Answer 1

No, just a typical jock.

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

In my opinion, he is. This wasn't the first time he tried to come back from retirement, and at the end of last season, he INSISTED he was done. He should have made up his mind...I don't have a problem with him coming back into the NFL, but he shouldn't cry over how the Packers organization is handling the situation. At this point, play for whoever the Packers are willing to trade you to, and shut up.    

Answer 4

as an athlete -i was a amateur boxer 113-26 record as a ametuer -went pro 7-1 record-played high school baseball/colllege ball/semipro baseball-if you are an athlete the hardest thing is quiting-if you have some left in you go for it -we only get one time before we get older-hope he comes back and qb's for some team then my cowboys beat him in the super bowl-god bless america

Answer 5

no, he just wants to play football

Answer 6

no i dont i think he is stuck between loving the sports so much and other things

Answer 7

absolutly not he turned down 25 million for 12 million just so he could play football he loves this game and i think if he really wanted he could have 2 good years in him

Answer 8

Spoiled, enabled athlete who is finally being told "no" and he can't believe it.

Answer 9

NO not at all, he changed his mind and the Packers dont have to keep him all they have to do is trade him to someone else, but they are being jerks because they dont want him to play somewhere else because then  team that gets him will have a good quarterback. He has the right to change his mind like they have the right to trade him.  

Answer 10

It doesn't matter how old you are as long as you can still play well.  In my opinion Brett is still an amazing football player.  Although I do agree that when went into retirement he should not have come back.  He put the team in a very tough spot to decide what to do with him.