the futility bowl...farewell to Farve???

[tigers527]

So the eve of the greatest game in Lions history is upon us. Like a child on December 24th, I am so excited to see which one of these "abortions" called the Packers and the Lions respectivly, will put the strangle hold on the #1 overall draft pick...regardless what happens Millen will screw it up.

That said, this could very well be the last time Farve plays a game in Michigan. Although, I am still sometimes stirred from slumber by the Sterling Sharpe open down the sideline call, from the playoffs many moons ago... I will grudgingly tip my cap to Farve, GOOD RIDDANCE, and good luck.

[racosun]

I think Favre is going to chew up the secondary today. He'll probably throw a pick or two, but he'll also throw a few long bombs over the top for a TD, like the Bears did last week. The Lions have a weak secondary, obviously. I don't think Favre has ever been that successful in Detroit, but he's kicked our behinds quite a few times over the course of his career. He's not such a great prognosticator, though. After Joey Harrington had his first career start against the Packers, Brett said Jumpin' Joey was going to be a heckuva player and lead the Lions to great things. While it wouldn't surprise me to see Harrington do well in Miami at some point, the only thing he led the Lions to was all those first-round receivers (and we all know how well them guys turned out).