Packers and WR Jennings have not finalized contract extension

Not long ago, Packers WR Greg Jennings said he and the Packers had reachded a resolution to contract extension, but he also admitted that there are still some problem unsolved, and a deal may not be finalized before training camp.

In 2009, Jennings is in his final year of his rookie contract and earn a base salary of $535,000. But he said that everthing would go well even if the extension is still not decided by the preseason.

“I don’t want it to become a distraction,” said Jennings, “That’s what I’m uncomfortable with. I feel like the media could talk about it so much that it could potentially become a distraction. That’s what I want to stay away from. There is some discussion. I’m confident, from my side, that something could be done.”

In his less than four years of NFL career, Jennings has totally had 178 receptions for 2,844 yards and 24 touchdowns.

Favre is good player but not good team member

Although no one had forced Brett Favre to leave the Packers, he had to leave because of his pride. He is a good player, he has the talent, but he is not a good team memeber who should follow team decision and distribution. He is just too proud to do what he does not want to do.

Now he wants back, probably because of his bankruptcy plan. But if he wants to find a team which will make him feel wanted all the time, he may face more failure. A team is a team, it needs teamwork and obedience. Too much pride is not good thing for any player. If Favre is in urgent need of the high income for a NFL player, he will have to learn about teamwork.

QB Favre probably play for Vikings against Packers

About three months ago, QB Brett Favre announced that he would retire from the NFL. On April 28, he was released by the Jets and became a free agent. However, there has been always reports about Favre planning a comeback.

According to a report by the Green Bay Press-Gazette, some of Favre's friends and family has booked rooms at a hotel near Lambeau Field, where there will be a game between the Vikings and Packers.

“They called and said if he goes to Minnesota they definitely want to be at the game,” said Doug Warpinski, the Ashwaubenon hotel's manager.

The Vikings is the team people consisered that will most likely sign the probable Hall of Fame QB.