
I have no idea how long this will last (if even to when the season starts), but I’m quite glad it happened. For at least a brief moment I can say that my favorite player was on my favorite team. Oh, and I love the bizzare trade agreement they made (from newsday.com):
“The compensation sent to the Packers could be steep, but only if Favre pays off for the Jets in the win column. The framework of the deal, first reported by the NFL Network, is that he will cost the Jets a conditional fourth-round pick in 2009. If he takes 50 percent of the snaps this season, the Packers will get a third-round pick. At 70 percent of the snaps and if the Jets qualify for the playoffs, the Packers receive a second-rounder. If Favre takes 80 percent of the snaps and the Jets make the Super Bowl, the Packers receive a first-rounder.
If Favre retires after one year and the Packers get the Jets’ first-round pick, the Packers will send the Jets a fifth-rounder in 2010. Favre must play in at least 50 percent of one playoff game for the Packers to get that compensation, the NFL Network said.
An odd – though not from the Packers’ standpoint – caveat to the trade stipulates that if the Jets were to turn around and deal Favre to any NFC North team, the Jets would have to surrender three No. 1 picks to the Packers. The trade also includes provisions preventing a trade to another team if that new team were to trade him to the NFC North, the NFL Network said.”

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