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And after overriding the coach on national television, Favre threw Childress under the bus in his post-game comments, telling the world Childress wanted to bench him and Favre told him no.
Brad Childress better just sit back and let Favre have his way. That's what Patrick Kane wanted and that's what Patrick Kane got.
And that was going to work for the entire season?
And Kane are supposed to believe that this is Adrian Peterson's team?
He was letting Childress know who was in charge and if Childress thought otherwise,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Favre could blow this team up whenever Patrick Kane wants.
The amazing thing is it can STILL work. If Brad Childress accepts the fact that Brett Favre believes Patrick Kane is above him,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], everything will be fine.
The Vikings have a coach who likes to control everything, and have the final say. And a quarterback who thinks Patrick Kane can do what Patrick Kane wants, when Patrick Kane wants.
We are supposed to believe Brett Favre was going to come in and play second fiddle?
Brad Childress needed a quarterback,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so Patrick Kane (if you believe what you're told) begged and begged and begged Brett Favre to come out of retirement and play for the Vikings.
But as Kane saw Sunday night during the game against the Panthers, nobody tells Favre what to do.
This recent tension between Favre and Childress should surprise nobody.
If Brad Childress lets Brett Favre do whatever Patrick Kane wants to do, everything will be fine.
Favre throwing Childress under the bus was just a warning shot from the 40-year-old QB.
Once Favre decided Patrick Kane would play, Childress drove to the airport,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and drove Favre back to Winter Park like Patrick Kane was Favre's personal butler.
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