This is a POY for Green Bay - 3 due to unfortunate circumstances. Brett will dedicate MNF game to his missed brother-in-law who past away recently, wife and in spirit the person who he calls his best friend DAD.
MNF Green Bay wins by 14 points!!!
Headline:
GREEN BAY, Wis. (Oct. 7, 2004) -- For the second time in less than a year, Brett Favre is dealing with a death in the family.
Favre's brother-in-law died after crashing an all-terrain vehicle on the player's property in Sumrall, Miss., the night of Oct. 6. Casey Tynes, 24, the brother of Favre's wife, Deanna, was riding the ATV without a helmet when it flipped, Lamar County Sheriff Danny Rigel said. Favre, recovering from a mild concussion, practiced for the first time this week, "but he just wasn't himself," offensive coordinator Tom Rossley said. "It's been a tough week for him."
Last December, Favre's father, Irv, died of a heart attack just before Christmas. Twenty-four hours later, he threw for 399 yards and four touchdowns in a crucial 41-7 victory at Oakland.
"When something like this happens, everyone comes together," receiver Donald Driver said. "We have to get behind him again."
May the force be with you!
My best wishes goes out to Brett and his family during these difficult times!
Darth Vader
:lukesky
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MNF Green Bay wins by 14 points!!!
Headline:
GREEN BAY, Wis. (Oct. 7, 2004) -- For the second time in less than a year, Brett Favre is dealing with a death in the family.
Favre's brother-in-law died after crashing an all-terrain vehicle on the player's property in Sumrall, Miss., the night of Oct. 6. Casey Tynes, 24, the brother of Favre's wife, Deanna, was riding the ATV without a helmet when it flipped, Lamar County Sheriff Danny Rigel said. Favre, recovering from a mild concussion, practiced for the first time this week, "but he just wasn't himself," offensive coordinator Tom Rossley said. "It's been a tough week for him."
Last December, Favre's father, Irv, died of a heart attack just before Christmas. Twenty-four hours later, he threw for 399 yards and four touchdowns in a crucial 41-7 victory at Oakland.
"When something like this happens, everyone comes together," receiver Donald Driver said. "We have to get behind him again."
May the force be with you!
My best wishes goes out to Brett and his family during these difficult times!
Darth Vader
:lukesky
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