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To: stormrider1 who wrote (16314)	10/8/2002 11:38:10 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Respond to of 45639

I've always said McNabb was a good QB. He has a chance to be a great QB but Favre is a living legend and he's not even 33. Will McNabb ever get to that level? I don't know. But think about this for a second. Favre is an 11 year vet. Now in NFL terms that means you're in the start of your 12th year but he's only played 10 full seasons. You have to Subtract the first year when Favre was in Atlanta on the bench. That means that the Career stat numbers he has are over 10 years and 5 games. He will be 33 on thursday. Can you imagine the numbers if the guy played another 5 quality years? For me this goes beyond being a Packer fan. This is like football appreciation 101. The guy plays the game in a way that I have seen few play.