410 comments..all against everything favre said and what cwik reported
the comments made aren't by racists, they're made by people that watch and support the NFL.
do you think any of them will be watching more NFL and and will voting for biden?....did the polls grab this subset of peeps?
tough but fair comment
"I will never watch another NFL game"
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- olga4 hours ago
They are No way the same , Pat Tillman was a hero for our Country!! Kaepernick is no hero
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edward2 hours ago
To be clear, Kaepernick did not willingly sacrifice anything. In fact, he accepted millions from Nike.
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donald5 hours ago
I didn't realize Kaepernick served in the Military.
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Snowboarder4 hours ago
Not even close. Tillman gave up money, fame, and eventually his life. Kapearnick gave up some fame and fortune, but still was not as classy as Tillman.
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Lan6 hours ago
GO AHEAD BRETT, JOIN THE BANDWAGON
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Henker4 hours ago
Kaepernick is a first ballot choice for the Hall Of Shame,!
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J2 hours ago
Wow. Everyone is drinking the Kool-Aid. Kaepernick is nothing but a self centered attention grabber that thinks he's a lot better than he is. He will be remembered as an anti American punk. Tillman on the other hand will be remembered as the great player and the hero that he really was.
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DALE6 hours ago
Kaepernick isn't fit to carry Pat Tillman's jock strap!
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William6 hours ago
Some of these leftist, socialist writers can convince themselves that a corkscrew is a straight piece of metal. They make themselves believe any fantasy that comes to their minds and they try to make others believe it, too.
- Travis5 hours ago
Tillman took an extreme risk and gave up his fortune and his life for his country. kap took no risk. His career was over. He took a knee and became a rich and powerful celebrity forcing his political views upon Americans.
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gpull5 hours ago
Hero worthy. Don't think so.
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C H4 hours ago
I don't care how you look at it brett, the definition of hero will always be Pat Tillman. When Kaepernick puts the uniform on and puts his life on the line for his country can be called a hero. PERIOD!
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Gary3 hours ago
Don't think so, Bret. Not even close.
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Brad4 hours ago
Brett I have to disagree with you on that point. They were totally opposite. Pat Tillman quiet football to join the army for love of his country and of the flag. Collin shows that he hates the country, the flag and everything the country stands for.
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Marshall4 hours ago
I knew Pat Tillman at Arizona State. Colin Kaepernick is NO PAT TILLMAN!!!
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Who?5 hours ago
Total B.S.!!
One gave up his career for what he believed in and is still crying about how it turned out.
The other gave up his LIFE for what he believed in, and is treated as a hero as he should be.
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Craig6 hours ago
Early onset dementia. Only possible explanation.
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- LL6 hours ago
What did he do or accomplish? Besides fueling the burning of our major city centers??
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Sandy B6 hours ago
Brett - I cannot believe you compared Kaepernick to a person who willingly left the NFL to serve his country. The difference is that Kaepernick opted out of his contract hoping for a bigger score. Tillman resigned because he felt he wasn't doing enough for his country. Kaepernick was being paid big bucks while taking a knee. Tillman was not when he died serving his country. When will this all stop? This coming from a lifetime Niners fan.
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WALLY5 hours ago
Brett you have taken to many hits and now its showing! Kaepernick couldn't hold a candle to Pat Tillman!
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Dr. M4 hours ago
He may be a 'hero', but he has one thing in common with me, neither of us are playing pro football...neither of us ever will....
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rhonda6 hours ago
I have already cut all ties with the NFL...told my son not to ever expect any tickets or memorabilia from me.
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mary p3 hours ago
ok an then he made millions with Nike???
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Kristina6 hours ago
Wrong!
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Alex6 hours ago
Not even close
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DanielW6 hours ago
Pat Tillman died serving his country while he could have been playing football. Kapernick disrespects the country that allowed him to play a game for a living. Please don't compare the two. Kapernick wore a costume Tillman wore a uniform. Tillman stood at attention during the anthem kapernick showed no class.
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Cut The Spending6 hours ago
...krapmypants...getting a "participation trophy" entry into the hall if fame...how perfectly dnc/blm is that...???...
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- HerveJ5 hours ago
Pat Tillman joined the Rangers and gave his life protecting his country. Kapernick refused guaranteed multi-million contract because he wanted more money and then got another load from Nike. So, it seems all those hits to the head finally caught up with Favre
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billy6 hours ago
Kaepernick didn't sacrifice anything, he sued the NFL cause he was trying to get back in and got paid in settlement. Also has a SJW contract with Nike so one is a hero, the other is a sellout
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J6 hours ago
Tillman was a hero.
If Favre did say that about Kaep, Brett got hit in the head too many times
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bruce6 hours ago
Too many helmet on helmet hits,huh Brett?
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Mr5 hours ago
Pat Tillman was a "REAL AMERICAN"
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Bill3 hours ago
Surprised Brett didn't call a press conference for this.
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3rd dog4 hours ago
Gag! No comparison- Tilman was an actual hero.
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CSA1 hour ago
You are kidding, right?
Not even close!
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Gary6 hours ago
Don't even try to compare Krapernick to Tillman. Tillman died for his country after leaving the NFL in his prime to defend his country. Kaepernick just took a knee in protest and in turn spit on Pat Tillman and every other soldiers grave.
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Timothy4 hours ago
The man took a knee for a cause that many people are now rioting because of. Why was Kaepernick vilified so much for his stance? I don't get it
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- Randy3 hours ago
“It’s not about the Flag or the Anthem” – Everyone
Protesters bring down statue of Francis Scott Key.
Francis Scott Key – Writer of the The Star Spangled Banner. Otherwise known as The National Anthem.
Lets stop with this bul scmidt from now on.
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Grady7 hours ago
Kap will never be welcomed back to the NFL People that say they want him back are lying.
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Joe Lunchbucket5 hours ago
There is a JOHN ROBERTS listed on one of the FLIGHT LOGS of the LOLITA EXPRESS. Was that CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS?
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ROCKIN 484 hours ago
No one said Brett Favre was smart. Kapernick a hero?! Now that's a good joke!
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DaHoss6 hours ago
I've never seen anyone that ever hated America become a hero. Brett Favre was a great quarterback, but he was never very bright.
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Scott3 hours ago
Do not associate Pat Tillman With this guy. How could you possibly even come up with that statement.
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chief5 hours ago
As a veteran I am appalled by this.
Favre I thought you had common sense and didn’t give in group think man.
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KJP6 hours ago
Lost all respect for Farve. A 1-25 quitter must be signed by someone? Sure.
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NICK23 minutes ago
Brett Favre should be waterboarded for comparing Kaepernick to Tillman. Tillman is a hero. He gave up his life in defense of his country. Brett Favre isn't even qualified to talk on this subject. Did he serve in the military. Did Brett give up millions of dollars to go serve? NO. He and the rest of the NFL can't possibly fathom the sacrifice Tillman made. Kaepenick is no hero. Brett should crawl back into his retirement hole and stay there. How dare him.
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Brad6 hours ago
I will never watch another NFL game
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- Tom4 hours ago
I'm not sure whether to throw up or simply ignore such a statement. Pat Tillman gave his life for this country; he is a true hero. Kapernack on the other hand has spent his adult years whining about his mistreatment and trying to convince the NFL he should be given another chance. Where is Pat Tillmans 2nd chance?
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Frank6 hours ago
Don’t dare compare Pat Tillman to Kapernick. Tillman is an American hero. Kaepernik is a backup quarterback who was too greedy to accept a contract then blamed it on racism
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moder2 hours ago
Pat Tillman's sacrifice was the ultimate for his country. Kaepernick's sacrifice was more symbolic for a cause in his country, and he didn't lose his life over it. Kaep refusing to play is symbolic specific to highlight police brutality, and for which I am grateful for his stance. But we should not compare the two.
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Jerry7 hours ago
Brett has taken too many shots to the head.
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Ryan4 hours ago
American Hero Vs. American ZERO..........where's the comparison Favre???
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Anthony5 hours ago
brett wants to show everyone that he is not racist. When colin joins the military then he can come out and defend colin.
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Champ6 hours ago
Favre has officially SOLD OUT
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Steven6 hours ago
Really Brett, are you suffering from past concussions or serious ? Colin is no hero and didn't even play well his last 2 years when he should have been peaking. 2016 he was rated 23 out of 30.
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- james4 hours ago
The reason he is not playing was because he didn't accept a contract from San Francisco....Now, he refuses a back up role....Wouldn't say this makes him a martyr....
Pat Tillman on the other hand, made the ultimate sacrifice....Joined the military after 9-1-1, even after receiving a new contract from the Cardinals...The legacy of these two isn't even close...
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Seahawks3 hours ago
Who cares, after all this whining from athletes during COVID, and detoxing from the sports routine, I can't express how uninterested I am in football or baseball.
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Bruno Bender4 hours ago
Well, that might be a bit far fetched..... Brett's caught up in the moment...
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Tudy4 hours ago
How sad for that comparison. Kaepernick will never be the man that Tillman was. Favre needs to be realistic.
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Hutch3 hours ago
“He can still play in the NFL.”
You know, except that he couldn’t play in the NFL when he was benched. How bad was he? So bad that he was replaced by Blaine Gabbert. Then, he got the job back and lost it AGAIN to Gabbert.
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William6 hours ago
TILLMAN WAS A SOLDIER AND PATRIOT. KAEPERNICK IS KNEEL-ER AND TRAITOR TO THE FLAG, HE CAN NEVER BE IN THE SAME CLASS AS TILLMAN ANYONE THAT DOES SHOULD BE BANNED FROM THE NFL. TILLMAN GAVE HIS LIFE SO PEOPLE LIKE KAEPERNICK SHOULD STAND FOR OUR FLAG AND ANTHEM, NOT KNEEL FOR ANY PROTEST BEFORE A SPORT, NOT THE PLACE OR TIME FOR BLM.
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JLR5 hours ago
My dog just left a memorial to Kapocrap in my backyard. No I have to go pick it up!
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Tim4 hours ago
Another joke column from yahoo.
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Buck2 hours ago
Pat Tillman never quit on his team or country.
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- Abran1 hour ago
The Kaper is a guy that cashed in while saying he sacrificed everything.
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rich6 hours ago
If he gets into Canton, I will never visit again.
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Cathy6 hours ago
#walkawayfromthe NFL.
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curious6 hours ago
NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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David6 hours ago
Sorry. He is no Pat Tillman. Certainly not hall of fame material.
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Jean SC2 hours ago
Sure you can compare Kaepernick to Tillman, but "hero" may be too strong a word for the football player. I am reminded of what's been said comparing the contributions of the chicken and the pig to a plate of ham and eggs. I hope someone else will fill it in with the descriptive words of the respective contributions of the chicken and the pig. You get my message.
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Papa2 hours ago
ow dare you put Kaepernick in the same category as ANYONE who has served in the military. YOU DON"T HAVE A CLUE. Your military resume? Mine? 28 years.,
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john4 hours ago
SO UNFAIR TO PAT TILLMAN A REAL HERO.
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Dennis6 hours ago
ARE YOU KIDDING BRETT?!?
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ChrisK6 hours ago
What a joke I don't think Kaepernick saw the inside of a fox hole ,where was Kaepernick when the bullets were flying ?home playing video games .
Get REAL
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- Chris4 hours ago
I don't agree with Favre at all and I think he'll be proven wrong.
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D H59 minutes ago
Pat Tillman was an American hero, Krapernick is an American zero!
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Grunt6 hours ago
The difference is black and white.....
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Richard3 hours ago
Pat Tillman would never wear pigs on his socks. No matter what he does or says that’s total disrespect for 99.9% of law enforcement. My sons one of them that protects people like him and everyone else. I have a huge problem with that.
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Chris3 hours ago
big difference between the legend Pat Tillman and krappernick.
brett favray sustained one too many bumps on the head.
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William6 hours ago
IF THE NFL ALLOWS PROTEST IN THE NFL. PLEASE BRING ALL THE CONFEDERATE FLAGS PLEASE. SEE WHAT HAPPENS THEN. BE HEROES TOO FOR BRET.
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mike6 hours ago
Wrong! Pat Tillman walked away from a $3,000,000 contract and signed up for a $20,000 job to enlist as an Army Ranger to defend minorities from terrorism. Moreover, he didn't seek celebrity status, he refused media interviews. Bret, all those hits you took in the NFL have clouded your recall ability.
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rob49 minutes ago
Bad comparison as Tillman was a true hero not a racist.
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- Axiom6 hours ago
Love how TMZ turned off the comments on the YouTube video
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Wrigleyfan6 hours ago
Kaep deserved the opportunity to compete for starting QB role. Maybe he could've, or maybe not. Brought my Niners to Superbowl. Good analogy Bret Favre. Tilman was certainly an american hero.
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JC6 hours ago
No Way to compare these two, complete opposite, Tillman is a True American Hero, the other is opposite from Hero,
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Jeff4 hours ago
Brett you have either taken too many blows to the head or you are back on the pills. Comparing Pat Tillman to Colin Kaepernick is like comparing Ronald Reagan to Jesse Jackson
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Allen4 hours ago
Muhammed Ali did the same thing...another hero
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Donald4 hours ago
Pat served as I did to defend the Constitution of the United States of America. A Constitution that gives all Americans certain Rights and Freedoms. Right to free speech and right to protest areor two of those rights.
Sadly a lot of Americans don't believe in those rights afforded us by the Constitution.
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paycheck2 hours ago
No comparison he didn't leave he wanted money and a starting QB job he had offer, you stand during National Anthem ………………………………...
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Jeff6 hours ago
Do people make outlandish controversial statements just to stay current and in the limelight? Do they receive a bonus check for generating click bait?
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Mike B5 hours ago
Whoooooaa there Brett...
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Robert6 hours ago
I couldn't agree more with Favre re Pat Tillman and the Hall of Fame, but certainly not regarding Kaepernick. The latter should protest on his own time and his own venue!
- jd5 hours ago
Funniest BOVINE REFUSE I've read in days.
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Trumpets for breakfast5 hours ago
Whether or not you agree with Kap, he really threw himself into the fire for his beliefs.
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Marc4 hours ago
Poor Brett, CTD starting to set in.
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D3 hours ago
Kaepernick isn't anywhere near the man that Pat Tillman was. Favre needs to keep his trap shut and just be a grandpa
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Eric3 hours ago
If you guys don't like the Pat Tillman comparison, how about comparing Kaepernick to Muhammed Ali? Both were forced out of their sport for their beliefs. You love him now, but the time, Ali got as much (or more) hate for much the same reasons.
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Elvis6 hours ago
Evidently Favre has taken one too many hits to the head
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CJ3 hours ago
Skum Bag......
Go to Chicago and protest.......
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PhilipF4 hours ago
Tillman served in the military as a true fighter. He fought for America and died in the line of duty by standing up to the American flag. What did Kapernick do? He basically #$%$ on the flag when Tillman protected him. Kapernick is not similar to Tillman, Tillman was a hero and Kapernick was a cry baby.
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james5 hours ago
It is evident that Brett has taken to many hits to the head. Pat is a true American, hero, and martyr. Colin is none of those.
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Mackenzie5 hours ago
wow they're really trying to compare Colin Kaepernick to Pat Tillman?
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- Eric6 hours ago
Notice that Kraepernick didn't start his little "protest" until it was known that he was being cut? Wasn't his "cause" worth bringing attention to before that?? He just wanted an excuse, other than his lack of talent, for losing his job.
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blacklab44446 hours ago
Oh PLEASE
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john g3 hours ago
I just lost all respect for Brett Favre. Comparing kneeling down to being a military hero is ridiculous. Nobody was shooting at Kaepernick.
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Brandon5 hours ago
Pat Tillman was a hero. Kap gets on his knee for publicity.
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PB6 hours ago
Sounds like Brett Farve got hit in the head too many times.
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Lara4 hours ago
Pat Tillman served honorably in the military and was killed in uniform. I bow my head to the memory of Pat Tillman. I wish that didn't happen to him and have shed real tears for him, and I bet I'm not the only one to have. He was courageous, intelligent and selfless. How the hell do you make a comparison like that? Maybe a different comparison, but not that one.
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greg5 hours ago
Come on, Bret, please, come on man
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RussianHacker7 hours ago
Brett, pay your welfare bill.
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Michael1 hour ago
Whoa whoa whoa. There is a massive difference between giving up a NFL career as a starting caliber DB and enlisting in the Army in a time of war, and refusing to accept a contract because you weren't good enough to start anymore and then deciding to be an activist. Tillman and Kaepernick couldn't be farther apart
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james s2 hours ago
DO NOT mention that aptly named piece of work in the same sentence as as a true hero like Pat Tillman... Tillman deserves more respect than that
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- Bosco3 hours ago
Brett Favre the embezzler. Ya I trust his opinion.
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The Speaker Box6 hours ago
Brett Favre is clearly losing his mind. must be CTE
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Chris4 hours ago
What a joke
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noahsark033 hours ago
Totally disagree with Favre.....Tillman was a hero because he gave his life to serve in the military. Kaepernick kneeled for his beliefs.....that is not the same as giving up your life. I respect Kaepernick for following his beliefs but do not agree with his method of protest. As the saying goes, I may not agree with your opinions but I'll defend to the death your right to have them. Tillman was a hero, Kaepernick is not!
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Tony2 hours ago
Pat Tillman died and Kapernick is a multi millionaire living and hasn't done anything to earn it
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GJW896 hours ago
No problem making the sacrifice for what you believe in.
Some make the ultimate sacrifice. Some just switch careers for a big paycheck.
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john6 hours ago
Jeeze Favre are you really that far gone? You need to see a doctor about your concussions.
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Carol L6 hours ago
I compare him to Buckwheat with all that hair.
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Skroowi6 hours ago
Pat Tillman died for his beliefs, Krapperneck took a knee. The former is a hero, the latter is a tool.
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Randall3 hours ago
Completely disrespectful to Pat Tillman. Tillman walked away from millions and ended up giving his life. Tillman is a HERO. Kaepernick's sacrifice isn't even close to Pat's.
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- Jiminey Cricket6 hours ago
I like Kaepernick, I think he is a principled guy and his heart is in the right place. I just don’t agree with kneeling during the anthem.
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Alan Peterson2 hours ago
Sorry Brett, NO comparison!! Colin "sacrificed" himself to a multi-million dollar contract with Nike.
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Jon5 hours ago
Please. Never thought you’d stoop to political correctness, Brett.
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Terry3 hours ago
Brett is way WRONG!
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Brian6 hours ago
Not a HOF’er because he did t accomplish enough on the field. But Kaepernick is a hero in my eyes for sacrificing his career for the greater good.
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Tim5 hours ago
Favre might need an updated test for CTE
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Make America Venezuela Again3 hours ago
Krapernick is NOT like Pat Tillman
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Regio3476 hours ago
Kaepernick walked away from his contract because he wanted a bigger contract. Tillman walked away to fight for his country. Theirs names should not even be in the same sentence.
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Alvin3 hours ago
Was Favre on drugs again?
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Jefe1048 minutes ago
Oh sure, Kapernik sacrificed his career for his beliefs, but his sacrifice is nothing compared to Pat Tillman's sacrifice. They both sacrificed their NFL career, but under way different circumstances. There is no comparison, and Mr. Favre had one too many concussions to make the comparison. Tillman lost his life serving this country and for the ideals for which it stands, One Nation under God , with liberty and justice for all. Kapernick took a knee for justice, which does not compare to the same standard of giving one's life for one's country. Kapernick still has a chance resurrect his career, but kapernick's sacrifice is only financial and social, which does not compare, even a little bit.
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I didn’t read the comments because comment sections are the lowest common denominator shit in the world. The thing is, I think Tillman would be completely fine with it.
He joined after 9/11 to fight Bin Laden and had a deep patriotism, then felt used and that he was involved in an illegal war in Iraq, felt the military was using him as a propaganda tool and he refused to do any interviews. He had a meeting with Chomsky set up for as soon as he got out. His family says he had grown anti-war and was going to become an anti-war advocate. He was very much someone who was disillusioned with everything after his time in that Middle East nonsense.
He would never join in his teams prayer circles as he was an avowed atheist and caught a lot of pressure to do that, but wouldn’t. He hated W, was very liberal politically, hated the war he felt misled to join, and that was all before the US military lied to his family about being the victim of friendly fire.
He was known as a very outspoken and free thinker. He wasn’t the God and America soldier they wanted out of their football hero turned soldier propaganda tool.
One can never know how he’d feel about it, but he was trending towards a guy who probably wouldn’t have a single issue with CK’s stance imo.
I don’t think CK is comparable. I think he was an average QB and not anywhere near as interesting as Tillman as a human being, but I don’t think he would have taken offense at the comparison. I have no idea because we lied him into a war and he got killed by his fellow soldiers accidentally and the entire episode was a complete tragedy.
- Donald5 hours ago
Putting Kaepernick on the same level as Tillman? Are you serious? Tillman put his life on the line and died in the service of his country. Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem protesting what he perceived as social injustice. Tillman is a hero. There is nothing heroic about Kaepernick....not now...not later.
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James5 hours ago
I love the NFL but if they put Kapernick in the Hall of Fame I will never watch another game
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Bill5 hours ago
Come on Farve that’s like comparing Superman to Wily Coyote
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Dale7 hours ago
so much hate. smh
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linda3 hours ago
This is totally insulting to Pat Tillman’s memory and service to this country.
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S3 hours ago
Not even remotely comparable! Tillman as his name states is a "man." and sacrificed himself for all of us. Kapernick has a right to what he chose, but what he chose has a lot more self serving victim hood attitude than the truth.
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GetBusyLiving6 hours ago
Bert must be back to doing 70 vicodins a day...
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- Tim4 hours ago
Kap is closer to Kanye when he grabbed the mic from Swift & made her moment all about him.
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S G6 hours ago
I think Favre has taken too many hits to the head. Don't ever compare someone who quit his job to someone who lost their life while serving their country
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izzynjer4 hours ago
Tillman = hero. Kapercrap = not hero. That sums it up.
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Mike6 hours ago
Tillman made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure the freedoms we ALL enjoy.
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Jim Locker3 hours ago
To translate what Brett said: "Please don't burn my house down!"
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Patrick6 hours ago
Kaepernick: "There is a huge problem in the black community and we have to fix it. We can and must do better. 72% of black kids are born out of wedlock. Gangsta rap is not helping either. Look at the crime statistics. Black thugs are shooting at cops so that's why cops are on edge. Since poverty is a huge factor, I'm going to use 75% of my earnings to set up small businesses in the black community to create jobs. This will help the black community. I hope other black millionaires will do the same." Me: Yes! I support you, CK! (Wakes up) Oh, #$%$, that was just a dream.
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Bruno Bender4 hours ago
Pat Tillman paid the ultimate price for his country....
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Stew5 hours ago
Wow......talk about a stretch
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- DUSU 764 hours ago
Funny that Bret Farve did not come out in support of Colin Kaepernick when Colin needed support.
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kcatz5 hours ago
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mudbug6 hours ago
I love how they have changed the title to this article 3 times already.
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JERRY5 hours ago
Comparing Pat Tilman to Kaepernick is like comparing Brett Favre to Tom Brady. There is no comparison outside of being football players. Sad to see that Brett suffered one to many concussions !!!!
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get out now !3 hours ago
hey brett,,,PAT TILLMAN was a REAL MAN !!!!!!!!!
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Randy3 hours ago
For those who don't know this about Favre......
Brett Favre to Repay $1.1 Million for Speeches He Didn't Make ..
May 6, 2020 - N.F.L. Hall of Fame player Brett Favre accepted more than $1 million in ... Brett Favre will repay the state of Mississippi $1.1 million in speaking fees for that was meant for unpriveledged children.
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t.truitt5 hours ago
Colin Kaepernick’s protest was about police brutality, nothing about the flag or military. Nate Boyer, an active duty Marine gave Colin the idea to kneel to protest against police brutality. Again nothing about the flag or military.
Those who continue to inflate the two are no better than the draft dodger in the White House!
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The Seeker3 hours ago
Leave it to the Yahoo Redneck Reactionary Squad to take a comparison that "both men were willing to leave the NFL and put their career on the line for their principles" and turn it into yet another way to bash Kaepernick for taking a stand for his race and social justice.
Pat Tillman was an amazing human being who lost his life in service to our country. Because of that, he deserves our eternal respect and honor. Kaepernick is a man who lost his career because he wanted to bring attention to a 400-year history of violence and unfair treatment against African-Americans. He lost millions and was locked out of the league because no one wanted to sign him and take the flack.
No, they are not the same, but BOTH TOOK A STAND that took them away from the NFL, and THAT's WHAT FAVRE IS SAYING, NOTHING MORE.
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SFCP4 hours ago
What an incredible insult! I served 20 years in the Army. Fortunately for me, I'm still here. Mr Tillman sacrificed his life for our country! What has Kap sacrificed? He has saved his body from injury, while making MILLIONS more money than if he had played in the NFL! #byebrett
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curtis6 hours ago
NO! this is sports no hall of fame for Colin Kaepernick.
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- Xyz6 hours ago
Pat Tillman died in the worst way , its not a good story stop pretending that it is.
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Bite em6 hours ago
Brett took a few too many hits to the head.
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GARYG5 hours ago
Tillman's name will someday be removed from the bridge. Favre's admiration for persons willing to give up the career of their dreams for a greater personal cause is not at issue here, certainly Tillman was that person. Nevertheless, the truth regarding Tillman's departure from a sports career in exchange for a military assignment has never been fully told. The last months of his military service were a contradiction of military discipline, and his celebrity became a military liability. Military Command has the name of the individual who shot Tillman in 'friendly fire', yet to this day the individual's name has not been released. Additionally, the person who shot Tillman has never been brought before the judge to explain the details of his role in the 'friendly fire' incident. I appreciate Brett Farve's opinion, but prefer he anchor his opinion soley on the knee of Kaepernick.
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DAVID6 hours ago
Are you kidding me? They shouldn't even be named in the same sentence. Favre thought he could continue playing too. That didn't work out too well.
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dont call it a comeback6 hours ago
all colin could do was run. I've seen better QBs In the special olympics
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I6 hours ago
Favre is trying to get back into good graces since he got caught with his hands in the $1,000,000 cookie jar a few months ago.
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L6 hours ago
Nope.
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Mike3 hours ago
PAT TILLMAN GAVE UP HIS NFL CAREER AND DIED FOR HIS COUNTRY AND DON'T HIS TOUCH STATUE
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larry6 hours ago
Not even in the same league
- Henker6 hours ago
Kaepernick is in the American Hall Of Shame where he will remain for all eternity, which is the fate of all traitors no matter their color.
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Ken3 hours ago
Don't even go there Brett!!
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Pouncer7 hours ago
Pat Tillman was a brother in arms, a fellow serviceman who was willing to put his life on the line and died in service to his country. Kap based on his stats and comments isn't good enough to carry Pat's jock strap or the jock of any military serviceman or woman.
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57fan5 hours ago
Brett has been hit in the head way to many times. Kap will never be a hero.
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john3 hours ago
Till man QUIT the NFL to fight for what he believed in....All you NFL players that believe in the BLM movement please be 100% dedicated to it and quit the NFL.
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Mr2 hours ago
Lost my respect for Brett....Follow the sheep Brett!
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Deo Confide4 hours ago
Brent Farve fan for years. He just lost all respect from me....to compare him to Tillman shows me he is either broke or has early onset dementia.
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damien5 hours ago
lost a lot of respect for Farve, one gave his life in defense of his country the other turmed down offers over money
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RightsTough7 hours ago
Oh Good. Brett Favre took too many shots to the heads as well. Great!
Kaepernick and the breed of empty headed athlete he has engendered, will destroy the sport and likely influence the inevitable decaying of our cities.
I am leaving Philly as fast as I can. The Mayor is allowing the inmates to run the prison. NO THANKS! Hershey, PA here I come!
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Get a Clue6 hours ago
So, they’re apparently building the Colin Kaepernick social justice memorial, eh? We define hero loosely these days, don’t we?
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- Robert6 hours ago
Our Copper Fit knee braces just went into the fireplace.
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D4 hours ago
B.S.
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G6 hours ago
Apples to oranges...not anyway close
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SpinNmarty6 hours ago
wow - my opinion of Mr. Farve just went down into the toilet- There is no comparison of the two - PERIOD
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George5 hours ago
Insulting to Tillman.
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Axel4 hours ago
Pat Tillman became a Soldier, Kaepernick became a Civil Rights Icon. As a Veteran I hold both in High Esteem. If you have a problem, it's yours.
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electrichorseman6 hours ago
I had some respect for Brett Farve at one time. Now i really question his judgment. However, the Army military tried to make Tillman the hero, when, in fact, Tillman was killed by his own army unit. Give the guy credit: he did forego an NFL career to serve in the military. Cant take that away from him. In contrast, there were claims his "gung ho" attitude leading his unit led his own guys to kill him. The truth of the story died with Tillman. Tillman was also described in the media as being a bully/street fighter prior to his college football days. Perhaps his parents or family can tell us the truth. As for Kaepernick, well, his life drama has been told a million times. He is a hyped creation of a media desperately searching for any kind of black leader. BTW, kaepernick has a white parent. wonder why he doesnt claim that identity. it has also been stated, in the media, that NIKE paid kaepernick millions of dollars to replace his lost NFL income. It is also interesting to note how businesses and the NFL are now "tripping over themselves" to look pro-black and non-biased in any way. Really?
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Terry3 hours ago
Lost some respect for the hall of famer!
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MetzgerMan5 hours ago
Wow!! Coming from Favre, this speaks volumes. I always loved the way Favre played and his exuberance for the game but now I have a newfound respect for him off the field. Stand up guy.
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Yahoo User7 hours ago
Kaepernick was a terrible QB. He can run but cannot throw accurate or read defenses. No wonder he is out if the league.
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I know you’re just trolling Jimmy, but let’s face it, we already knew Favre was dumb. Him stepping into this is vintage Favre.
- Pr0n31 seconds ago
Even if you don't like him, you must admit that those Kaepernick jerseys will sell out as soon as some team signs him. Even if to burn it, everyone will want one.
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mellowalarm31 seconds ago
Kaepernick claims to fight the power, but cashes nike's checks just the same. A company that employs child labor for a pittance
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Hodgi43 seconds ago
As a life long Packer fan, I had the greatest respect for Favre but not anymore! As far as I'm concerned, he should be removed from the HOF!
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Charlie50 seconds ago
So was Tillman inducted into the HOF?
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Denise50 seconds ago
Tillman gave up everything to fight for our country, for our freedom. He gave his life! There is no comparison.
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Bruce54 seconds ago
NO!!! He is NOT a hero like the late Pat Tillman! #40 gave up his sport to serve his country and he lost his life. He is a hero. #7 is a whiney, entitled, bench warmer who thinks way too much of his own importance.
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MARK58 seconds ago
I don’t think CK Would give his life for this country.
He will bend knee to the enemy, he’s no John Snow an much less, much less Mr Tillman.
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Mike2 minutes ago
KaeperDick's name doesn't even deserve to be in the same story as Tillman. This just proves what an idiot Favre is.
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N-ZONE2 minutes ago
Pat Tillman died for his Country (friendly fire)…..So what did Kaepernick die for...Ya, that's what I thought...!!!
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...ah chem, excuse me2 minutes ago
Right.
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- JESUS3 minutes ago
Colin Kaepernick is making more money now being a professional victim then he ever did in the NFL. By comparison Tillman walked away from a 7 figure contract to make $35k a year as a Army Ranger.
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Craig3 minutes ago
Don’t you dare compare that boy to a real man. Tillman left a great career in the NFL to join up to fight against the same people That fool supports.
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Bustin B3 minutes ago
That’s like comparing Farve who took MS state money for work he didn’t perform to the scammer Bernie Madoff. Lol. Give all of us a break At least Farve gave the shamed money back !
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Jarret3 minutes ago
CTE is a horrible disease.
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Mike3 minutes ago
Awww....Favre is just in love because Krapernick actually liked it when he sent him pictures of his junk....
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Scott C4 minutes ago
Jesus Brett?!?!? Must be back on the painkillers. Not sending d%ck pics again too are you?
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H8Libs4 minutes ago
For Farve to put CK in the same sentence as PT might make him the most ignorant football player EVER!
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Syd Barrett4 minutes ago
Sorry......not even close.
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Hodgi5 minutes ago
There is no comparison!!!!!! Tillman gave his life for this country......Kap is trying to destroy this country!!!!
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CobbCountyMasher5 minutes ago
What an idiot. Easy for Favre to say since he never had the balls to serve his country. Neither did Colin Kap. so it might be best for Favre to just stick to hitting on female reporters while he's married and all. to
- jennifer6 minutes ago
"Best to shut one's mouth and be thought a fool, rather than speak and remove all doubt", Brett.
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Jeff6 minutes ago
He sacrificed this career for millions in endorsements as a actavist. Doesn't seem like a real sacrifice compared to those who have laid down their lives for this country...like police officers. Seems he was kind of an opportunist since he really wasn't that great of a quarterback.
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Total7 minutes ago
Favre never served anything or anyone a day in his life. Pat Tillman gave his life fighting for our nation. The kneeler has done nothing but stir up needless problems. Favre must be back on the Vicodin again...Or maybe since he can't remember the millions of dollars he defrauded Mississippi out of, he never got off of them? Something behind his eyes isn't working...
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Ben7 minutes ago
Brett isn't very bright.
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Abc7 minutes ago
moron. we're still waiting for some results from kaepernick's actions. nothing changed.
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S7 minutes ago
Brett SAY IT AIN"T SO! You drank the Kool Aid of the LEFT and kissed you know what.
You just disgraced ALL service men and women by this pandering comment.
There is absolutely NO COMPARISON between Pat Tillman and Colin Kapernick.
One gave up a lucrative career to sacrifice himself for his nation . The other a whiny narcissist.
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The truth7 minutes ago
Tillman gave his life for this country! I can't even believe Farve is comparing the two. Brett must be hitting the pill bottle again or cheating on his wife.
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T8 minutes ago
Really? A guy who hates America is equivalent to somebody who died defending it? Wow...
Ooops... I almost forgot. Brett Farve is a grass-eating hick from Mississippi. My mistake.
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Jim A8 minutes ago
Tillman and Kaepernick should never be spoken in the same sentence. One gave up everything because he loved his country. The other is a spoiled brat.
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Whappend8 minutes ago
Brett Favre. Say anything, even if it's total nonsense, for a little attention. (Kaepernick was pouting when he sat, not kneeled, down during the national anthem. This is a good example of leftist propaganda becoming believed by the dopes.)
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- Gregg11 minutes ago
No Favre is wrong. Tillman died in defense of his country. Kaperneck is simply protesting. Nothing heroic about what Kapernick is doing. Let him put his life on the line and then see what he is made of. I think Favre took too many hits to the head during his playing time.
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robert12 minutes ago
Tillman Was A Great Red White and Blue American with a Big Football Heart in the Game. Kap Is a Anti-American with No Heart in the game. Big Difference
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MM12 minutes ago
I can tell you what I compare Kaepernick to but it would get censored.
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Bob12 minutes ago
Cue the idiots that don’t understand an analogy. Tillman and kapernik are heroes
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A.12 minutes ago
Didn't realize Kaepernick served in the Army and had been shot by friendly fire!!! Pretty sure Pat Tilman wouldn't be calling Kaepernick a hero and neither should you Favre!! Didn't see you serving your country either Favre and you did some very questionable and unethical things during your football career too!!!!
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plloyd12 minutes ago
It’s obvious Bret bumped his head a few too many times
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Slobberknockers12 minutes ago
Favre is vlearly suffering from CTE. Kaeperdick is still a turd.
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Sunny13 minutes ago
Tillman was a hero. Kap was a spoiled, overpaid baby throwing a tantrum.
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parent13 minutes ago
Favre was hit one to many times in the head no comparison
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Rockies13 minutes ago
Evidently it's not hard to be a hero nowadays. All you have to do is be a 3rd string quarterback and refuse to stand for the National Anthem because you got benched. He obviously wasn't doing it while he was starting. RIP-NFL your new hero is destroying your league, you just don't know it yet.
- jonn14 minutes ago
This is an Onion article
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mnice14 minutes ago
Pat Tillman walked away from a pretty good offer at the time - he tried to keep his enlistment as quiet as possible and turned down a chance to cake duty...I cannot belive Brett is putting Kap in the same category...then again, Brett did send pics of himself to a news reporter in NY...
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Thomas Lemon15 minutes ago
where is kap'e now? He in Chaz? He standing with his people? Nah that nigga in his black privileges
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steven15 minutes ago
brett 'big game' favre has spoken. '07 nfc title game. last pass as pack qb. throws a dumb pick in ot leading to g men victory.
'09 nfc title game at no. throws a dumb late game pick-a pass he never should have thrown-with vikes needing to just run clock down-that leads to saints ot victory. go to the video of it as announcers call this bone head out. gotta be about the dumbest qb in the hall.
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raymond16 minutes ago
Disagree.
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David16 minutes ago
Colin Kaepernick is far from a hero! I do support his right to speak out, take action, and make his thoughts known - ON HIS OWN TIME!
When you're at work, and being paid by your employer, there are some things you just can't and shouldn't do! Forcing your political beliefs on your employer and his customers is one of them.
Colin Kaepernick is a "disgruntled employee" with serious character flaws.
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Rockies17 minutes ago
BS. Pat Tillman didn't take a knee and was twice the man this little p%$k Kaepernick will ever be.
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Andy17 minutes ago
No not even close 1 died in the field of battle he had honor he died fir the U.S Flag, the other doesnt respect this country or Flag.
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Roslynn18 minutes ago
You commenters, just DON'T GET IT, It Is NOT about the flag, it's ABOUT SOCIAL JUSTICE! BESISIES, you are SUPPORTING a 5x DRAFT DODGER, NAMED TRUMP!
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DrillingandFilling18 minutes ago
Kappernick needs capped like a home brutha in west Chicago on a Saturday night
- Scott18 minutes ago
I'm sorry Brett but you've obviously taken WAY too many blows to the head. Kap is nothing.
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John18 minutes ago
Couldn’t disagree more.
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Big Daddy19 minutes ago
The fact that 2 white people saved Kaepernick from the system makes me why it took him so long to find his Social Conscious
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BeatBox19 minutes ago
He would be an decent backup at best now. He will be remembered more for taking a knee then playing which has made people have to accept changing for the better.
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Du20 minutes ago
Hmm, they'res a lot of hate for Kap here. This must be a MAGA white racist site
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barry20 minutes ago
Brett Farve is an idiot in maybe everything but football. Pat Tillman was a Patriotic who signed to fight and lost his life. Colin Kaepernick is a unpatriotic coward slime ball who would be the first to call the police if he thought he was being threatened!! He and Roger GOD-ell the is finally going to lose the fan base for the NFL. I'm done!!
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Dick tatter Don20 minutes ago
Now we’ve gone absolutely too far!
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Roslynn20 minutes ago
HE, KAEP, may not be a football hero, but he's a HUMAN HERO, WHICH IS MUCH BETTER!
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Lance21 minutes ago
Average football players who one....died for his country, and the other hid behind his girlfriend's message.....similar how?
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Carmen Kissel21 minutes ago
Hero? How on earth could you compare him to Pat Tillman. You've got to be kidding...barf....absolute barf.
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- robert23 minutes ago
What a Joke
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Tim23 minutes ago
All of the white NFL people are lining up to protect $$$ now. Real Americans need to boycott the NFL and bankrupt them!
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V23 minutes ago
Hell NO!
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Mao24 minutes ago
Vicodin fried Brett Favre's brain. So I don't take him seriously.
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Roberrt Quiroz24 minutes ago
Yeah one gave up millions of dollars and a life of luxury and don't forget his own life!!! So the other could give up sport where grown men were trying to kill him so he could still live a life of luxury be richer beyond his wildest dreams and have everyone call him a hero
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keef8724 minutes ago
Brett Favre is definitely smoking the wacky weed.
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Ken25 minutes ago
Comparing Kaepernick to Tillman is showing a great disrespect for the military hero.
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Easy Street25 minutes ago
go away Brett.
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Ed25 minutes ago
Disgrace! The word "hero" is well deserved by Tillman and the fact ANYONE would compare Tillman and kaperdunce is unacceptable and disrespectful. C'mon Brett....how many beers did you have or how much did they pay you to say this garbage!
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GG26 minutes ago
Not hardly. Tillman served his country, and Kaepernick disrespected it.
- Aguilera26 minutes ago
What? Kaepernick was trying to negotiate a higher multi-million dollar contract. Pat Tillman served the country in a war and lost his life. Brett Favre's brain damage is undeniable.
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Deborah26 minutes ago
One chose to stand up for his country. And we all know what the other one did.
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b27 minutes ago
We need to re-define the term HERO. it definitely doesn't apply to Kaepernick.
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Bill27 minutes ago
GET THW FUCK OUT .... MORE BULL SHIT....
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patrick27 minutes ago
Really Brent pat Tillman. Stay in Mississippi
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Dan28 minutes ago
Drip... drip... drip... Yahoo must believe that it can change people's opinions with its continual inane babble. I hope some team signs CK, then we will see what happens to the fan base.
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steven28 minutes ago
BOYCOTT those copper back supports this red-nekk idiot plugs. and to think gb welcomed this traitor who stuck his nose up at their fans and organization back. a nutjob who wanted revenge against gb by getting to vikes. kinda like the revenge kap wanted against the nfl because he sukked as a qb. two peas in the same pod. gb should take down and burn that # 4 in effigy for this.
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believerinfreedom1529 minutes ago
Shame on you, Brett. Tillman left a football career to serve his country and GAVE HIS LIFE. How does that compare to a has been quarterback who took a knee, then jerked the NFL around?
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Troy29 minutes ago
Shut up Farve, on gave his life during combat. The other is wanting to be a martyr and the only thing dead about him is his football IQ
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gilbert29 minutes ago
Boy,the racist will be mad.
- C30 minutes ago
#1 Brett Favre's elevator doesn't go all the way to the top. #2 Kaep knew his NFL career was tanking and he chose to forsake the American Flag and everything it stands for as a last-ditch attempt to gather support. #3 Pat Tillman was a proud American and a hero in every sense of the word. Fighting for his country and its honor was the ultimate sacrifice. #4 Kaep is an opportunistic coward; a sell-out if you will. #5 Anyone who puts himself in a suspect and indelicate position that includes sexting, is not to be hailed as anything other than a pervert and a predator. Conclusion: Favre is a disgusting sort, Kaep is an unscrupulous sell-out, I can only hope that Tillman is in a position to unleash his wrath from the great beyond and put both to an unpleasant demise.
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Gregory30 minutes ago
Pat Tillman is an American Hero .... Kaepernick is not ....
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KooLLaiD30 minutes ago
Get Favre a scan immediately, dude is obviously suffering from advanced CTE
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gord31 minutes ago
Brett just went down miles in my estimation..disgusting making that comparison..
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GG31 minutes ago
What a stupid remark.
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doug31 minutes ago
Hero my a*s
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ROBERT31 minutes ago
I have given up on all sports....most significantly the NFL. Tired of these overpaid athletes thinking they have anything to say to the common person...tired of political protest being a part of sports....tired of their continued folding to political correctness....just tired of the #$%$ that seems to come out of sports events, sports teams, and sports players.
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Joseph32 minutes ago
DUMP TRUMP!
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Larry Sellers32 minutes ago
Brett took to many hits to the head. Kap is a low life piece of #$%$. Tillman was a American hero.You people are #$%$ing crazy. To all BLACK people keep killing each other because BLACK LIVES MATTER.
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tim32 minutes ago
110 out of 111 former National Football League players had chronic traumatic encephalopathy , or CTE, a degenerative brain disease thought to be linked to repetitive head injuries. This explains Favre’s comment!
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- william38 minutes ago
What's Brett Favaaaarrrraaaw doing here? LOL
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real soldier38 minutes ago
I wouldn’t go that far.
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Fausto38 minutes ago
Yea right!!! Why is everyone white kidsing so much #$%$ now?
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John38 minutes ago
Perhaps Kap's biggest service is his service by example. In particular, his choice to not vote in the 2016 election. I only hope that many people who share Kap's views follow his example again in 2020.
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Mao39 minutes ago
Yeah right, he fights the well armed NFL players to death by kneeling.
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Gregory39 minutes ago
Pat Tillman: ex football player who found a real calling as a Army Ranger, and made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. Collin Kappernick: ex NFL quarterback who kneeled like a #$%$ing coward in the face of danger. Where are the similarities? SHUT THE FUCK UP Brett.
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Herbert J. Hoffelmeyer39 minutes ago
Pretty stupid and completely wrong comparison.
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theblaster39 minutes ago
Huh? Hero? What exactly is classified as a hero today? If it’s what this p.os. Is, I’d rather be a rat.
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NickT39 minutes ago
Farve; that is pathetic. Compare Kaepernick to Bernie Madoff. The two biggest SCAM artists in recent history.
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Roger40 minutes ago
I didn't know Tillman was killed by friendly fire because he was a traitor?!!!
- Davin40 minutes ago
I'm a big (used to be) fan of Favre BUT this nonsensible blurb on a real Poppa Oscar Sierra has downgraded his standing by me !
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Michael40 minutes ago
this is an insult to the fine memory of Pat Tillman
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Lee40 minutes ago
I don’t recall Kaepernick ever serving in the military. Also don’t ever recall Kaepernick sacrificing anything to defend this country. Tillman gave his life so the people like Kaepernick could play a game and make millions. Ever time Kaepernick took a knee, he was spitting on the graves of every serviceman and woman that died defending this country and the freedoms of it. Kaepernick will never be a hero. He will always be a quitter that refused work because he thought he thought he should be handed something based on skin color without EARNING IT!
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Spin41 minutes ago
No
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Redrumickey41 minutes ago
Ya Brett you been hit one to many times in the head.Their nothing alike but you saw a need to kiss Loony Liberal Butts playing your role as a good millionaire anti-American B*! You **** Brett hopeful you become a victim of your defund the police scam and you get **** in the butt.
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JP41 minutes ago
Brett has completely lost his mind.
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David41 minutes ago
You got a lot of balls to even put Pat Tillman in the same sentence as that bum Kaepernick.
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Skip 392641 minutes ago
Sorry Brett, NOT EVEN CLOSE....good thing you could play football because your dumb as a box of rocks.
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David41 minutes ago
So Pat Tillman dies for his country,(I stand at attention, salute if Im in uniform to honor him for his sacrifice during the anthem,) and Kaapernick did what? Wore some lil piggy socks? Comparing those two is like comparing him to Malcolm X or even King. Sorry bro, your lil piggy socks and tears dont actually qualify as sacrifice. Try harder. Maybe you can earn your own moment instead of hijacking Pat Tillmans. He earned that. With his life, not by wearing socks with little pigs on em.
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Raul42 minutes ago
Hey Brett what you smokin, I want some of that.
- Enots8842 minutes ago
He deserves a shot.. Just not the type the NFL could give him.
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bobb43 minutes ago
Not even in the same class...LMAO! Bret took too many blows to the head!
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Johnny43 minutes ago
Um, I think that Hall of Famer is Brett Favre, the same guy that was sending pictures of his junk to a female reporter, so no, his opinion isn't going to count.
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Just me43 minutes ago
Kaepernick took a knee,Tillman took an oath. Instead of making empty gestures on the playing field, Tillman made the ultimate sacrifice on the battle field.
There is no comparison.
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lefty43 minutes ago
LMFAO Farve you jackoff, you are not a Packer now , go play with the monkey's ….. and die.
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Wayne43 minutes ago
What an asinine comparison. Whoever made it never went to war. And of course Yahoo dummies (who also never went to war) gobble it up.
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Denise43 minutes ago
Where the do you get off comparing a spoiled rich brat who's never sacrificed a damned thing, raised in luxury by WHITE PARENTS WHO ADOPTED HIM....to someone who willingly gave up a high paying job to serve his country?? The asinine stupidity of that statement is revolting and cowardly.
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clinton43 minutes ago
I love Brett but he need to shut the #$%$ up pat tillman was a real man not a kneeling crybaby who dispit public opinion was a #$%$ crying over playing time
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Frosted43 minutes ago
Why can’t Fave just SHUT UP??!!
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John D43 minutes ago
. No comparison between Kapernick and Corporal Pat Tillman. And it is VERY disrespectful to even says this!
- steven51 minutes ago
lefties have a new useful idiot in brett favre. their new red nekk hero probably flies a confederate flag in their favorite state he festers in...mississippi. those bounty hits from saints or that last hit from bears that concussed favre has turned him into a half man and spineless jellyfish. probably still cheats on his wife too. soon he will be foaming at the mouth saying 'my name is brett'. go put on your copper back support. maybe it will give you some brain power. #kn idiot.
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Enots8851 minutes ago
Lol rolflmao. He was a below average player that was figured out 2 years into his career. He knew he was done, so he started lobbying for activism which he knew would bring him more paychecks than the NFL ever could...... Smart business man, but sh!tty football player and racist. I know this will come as a shock to the entire world.... But other colors can also be racist, it’s not just the crackers.
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Boomer7152 minutes ago
Hey , Packer fans. Do you believe that drivel? Favre has lost a few fans, for sure.
Neither of these guys, Kaepernick or Favre , lived through the Sixties and Vietnam, lived through the Fifties and Korea, lived through WWII and the Pacific and European Theaters of War.
That's BS, Favre.
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Jr52 minutes ago
Tillman made actual sacrifices!
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digittbr52 minutes ago
Not just no, but h#77 no.
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Portfolio52 minutes ago
Brett Favre is .....
A) correct (thumbs UP)
B) a BLM cuck (thumbs DOWN)
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FLYING DUTCHMAN53 minutes ago
I doubt it.
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ed54 minutes ago
Mr. Favre correct me if I'm wrong but did the NFL loose fans with Pat Tillman actions, NO! There is a correct way of doing thing and incorrect way so Kapernick did it looking for a pay out because he knew he was on his way out at the bottom of his game, the NFL should not be a political format it's suppose to be a America pass time. Let get back to the game and enjoy a Sunday afternoon again. Kapernick go away and stay a way!
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Middle54 minutes ago
If murals and graffiti aren't ugly enough, they seem to usually depict homely people like this guy and Floyd.
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David54 minutes ago
How low can you get? Tillman gave his life, all Colin did was knell in disrespect for the country that gave him the opportunity to play a game for pay [BIG PAY]. The players could always demonistrate outside their work area. But with the cameras on they get the lime light. Not satisfy with the announcers using stats to make them better than they really are. They are showing how dispickable they are. Fans you get what you deserve. Players that got and have the opporitunity to be fans demigods and make big money to play a game.
ALL LIVES MATTER!!
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- Larry55 minutes ago
Absolutely NO comparison, Kaepernick and hero should never be mentioned in the same breath.
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steve55 minutes ago
Too many hits to the head.... or maybe not enough.
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Joe55 minutes ago
I don’t see any parallels between Pat Tillman and what’s his name.
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Jimbo55 minutes ago
Favre has taken too many head shots.
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underground sound55 minutes ago
The cringe is real
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Traxx55 minutes ago
Trash, Kapernick is more privileged than any white person I've met....look up the definition of uncle Tom, there's a pic of kap
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gaylon55 minutes ago
How dare you make a comparison between Tillman and Kaepernick. One is a hero, the other a moron.
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MarcusWelbyMD55 minutes ago
Kaepernick is to Tillman as Hitler was to Gandhi.
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jim56 minutes ago
What is wrong with you Favre? Pat Tillman was an American hero who gave his life for his country! All Kaepernick did was disgrace himself by kneeling during the national anthem. I don't recall being able to protest anything on my job without getting fired.
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A56 minutes ago
Man thats so disrespectful to Tilman. Comparing him to a child that got benched because he sucked that season and refused to be a backup.
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- coalboy8456 minutes ago
Taking too many pain killers, eh Brett?
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Michael56 minutes ago
Yeah, exactly like Pat Tillman,,,just opposite.
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Johnny56 minutes ago
Tillman died for his country. Kap kneeled for it.
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Randall57 minutes ago
That is an insult to every man or woman who has ever served in our armed forces. Farve has taken too many hits to the head.
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Jason57 minutes ago
No need to scroll, I'll summarize the red hatPOS comments for you LMao waaaaaa! waaaaaaa! waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Dman57 minutes ago
Hero? Brett, have you too been shamed by white silence is violence? Or are you just losing it?
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Bryan57 minutes ago
Not even close
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RichardG57 minutes ago
So insane I can't believe it. Pat Tillman died defending his country and this 2nd rate QB ridicules it.
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Roland58 minutes ago
Kaepernick CAUSED George Floyd.
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Roland58 minutes ago
Kap is the SYMBOL of racial division in the country.
- Scamp1 hour ago
Brett is an idiot. What a dumba**!!!!!!!!!!
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Mike1 hour ago
how dumb is Farve
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ROBERT1 hour ago
Favre took way to many sacks. Ignorant statement.
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average1 hour ago
Not even comparable. One is a hero, the other is a thug. I will let you figure out who is who.
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Roland1 hour ago
Kaepernick spreads nothing but hate - racial hate, hatred toward police, hatred toward the country, hatred toward the military.
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Matthew1 hour ago
Quit virtue signaling Brett ,no one respects a sycophant
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lam1 hour ago
lol
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barchen361 hour ago
No way, Pat is Leagues above the one who kowtows.
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JEFF1 hour ago
Favre being polite or else he's been dropping acid! Pat TiIlman was a true hero who gave up his career(while at his best) and life for America while Kap has been a loser only winning 3 of his last 16 starts and bashing America which is the country that has given blacks the highest standard of living in any country in history fabricating a lie about racist cops killing innocent blacks for no reason-what an idiot! over 90% of blacks killed are so by other blacks
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dave a1 hour ago
favre is a idiot must be drinking again
- Glenn P1 hour ago
One was an American stud, the other is an african American pud...no comparison.
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Mike1 hour ago
I use to have a lot of respect for Brett Farve but to mention this Napernick in the same sentence as Pat Tillman is blasphemy. You and your opinion can go to Hell.
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william1 hour ago
You have got to be kidding.All kaeprinick did was disrespect the Flag for his own benefit, while Tillman gave his life for that flag.You have to be drunk or a complete idiot to make such a statement
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CommonSense1 hour ago
Brett, just shut up. Everyone affiliated with the NFL in any way is drinking the KOOL AID. You are ruining you sport and legacies with a highly Racist Organization BLM. Do whatever you want, history will show this was the beginning of the downfall of the league.
I love High School and College Football. No Overpaid Cry Babies who spit in the faces of the very people who pay their salaries.
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Larry1 hour ago
The only thing I can compare Kaepernick to is a piece of #$%$ I s#$%$e off my shoe.
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mr.m1 hour ago
Horrible comparison. To mention Kaepernick in the same breadth as Tillman is a disgrace.
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IJDFM1 hour ago
Not even close- Tillman was a Hero and and Kaepernick is a zero!!!!!!
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William1 hour ago
FARVE! I thought going to Minnesota after playing with OUR packers was dumb. Comparing a guy who kneeled to a guy who FOUGHT for his COUNTRY and DIED fighting makes you BOTTOM OF THE BARREL STUPID!!
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Vinnie-da-brew1 hour ago
I had just gotten back into watching football last season, but I'm done now. It's become more about politics and opinions of spoiled overpaid athletes than the game itself. RIP NFL - A fan of over 30 years
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Bartholomew JoJo Simpson1 hour ago
Poor Brett, trying to please the crowd
- Oskies1 hour ago
Brett took too many shots to the damn head
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Mario1 hour ago
Fuck NO! PT never took a knee during the NA. This POS what?s his name should join the military and try to be as great as PAT! Fuck KRAPERNICK!
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Patrick1 hour ago
Brett has lost all respect from me. My brother in arms Pat is a hero and not a zero. To hell with ColonBlow Crapsondic.
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Joe1 hour ago
That is a monumental stretch.
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Tyler1 hour ago
there is no excuse for favre to be that stupid.
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J Tuck1 hour ago
Colin will be remembered as the man that ruined his career all by himself. He’s a loser.
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ken1 hour ago
Wow. Favre is NOW OFFICIALLY a Dumb A ** !!!!!!!!1
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inukshuk1 hour ago
Favre must never have been in the military if he is stupid enough to even compare the two men. Tillman was a really brave man, Kaepernick is a coward because he would never give up his life for the freedom of anyone. Favre, you have embarrassed yourself enough. Go away you clueless plank. Kaepernick doesn't deserve anything. He has already caused enough trouble for one lifetime.
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Lance1 hour ago
Disgusting!
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steven1 hour ago
farve is a red nekk idiot. the difference is tillman served his country foregoing an nfl paycheck to do it. and died for it. kap is a blm martyr who began kn-eeling for sympathy in his revenge plot against the nfl because he su-kked as an nfl qb. a pure psychotic who wanted revenge against the nfl and whole world because of it. and got a payday from the nfl for it. BIG difference. and since you never served this country maybe you should shut the #k up farve. or send out some more do-ng pics to women journalists to keep you busy.
- B1 hour ago
Oh please.
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lovethelight1 hour ago
Well I thought Brett Favre was OK. I now see he is an idiot. Maybe too many blows to the head. Pat Tillman left a safe job as an NFL player to go to war. The racist formerly known as Collen Kaepernick does has done nothing remotely similar to that of Pat Tillman. Furthermore the NFL Hall of Fame is for exceptional players. Kaepernick does not fit that bill either. I am so sick of the literal and figurative bowing to what many believe is race when it is truly about Socialism/Communism. However no matter what the reason Favre has lost his marbles.
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imjustsayin1 hour ago
What a horrific comparison to denigrate Pat Tillman's families sacrifice....Favre is an embarrassment.
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jerry1 hour ago
I never thought that Favre was that stupid !!!
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Duff1 hour ago
Kaepernick reminds me of something in the medicine cabinet. A Q tip, only a black one.
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don1 hour ago
brett favre you are full of #$%$
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Dale1 hour ago
So sad that Brett has CTE!
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robert p1 hour ago
He didn’t take a knee. He sat on the bench. Only after a real American HERO explained to him a better way to protest, did he take a knee
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Peter1 hour ago
FU Btrett Favre
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c nolimits1 hour ago
I like you Brett, but this is...
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- Rick1 hour ago
Brett, put the alcohol down.
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Hard Rain is Gonna Fall1 hour ago
What an idiotic comment Favre. Their patriotism was polar opposite!
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Alex1 hour ago
Farve is such a hero himself. He “changed the game in shaving”
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Digger P.1 hour ago
CK was 3-16 in his final 2 years with San Fran. CK takes his marching orders from his radical Muslim girl friend who hates America, Brett is a moron!
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William1 hour ago
Sorry Brett. What Tillmann did was selfless. What Kapernick is doing is selfish. He really hasn't given up anything. From a Packer fan and a veteran.
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Mark1 hour ago
Tillman died for his country kapernick hoared himself for money
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Myrna1 hour ago
LOL
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badhorse1 hour ago
I have lost a lot of respect for Mr. Favre. Kaepernick does not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Pat Tillman. I have nothing against the message Kaepernick wanted to get out. But the method he chose to deliver that message disrespected those like Pat Tillman that gave their full measure of devotion.
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Matthew1 hour ago
Does Favre know what happened to pat tillman?
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H0U$T0N1 hour ago
BRETT FAVRE IS A COMPLETE MORON THAT NEEDS TO BE REMOVED FROM THE HALL!
- Ronald1 hour ago
Favre, sounds like you missed a couple of appointments with your psychiatrist
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Digger P.1 hour ago
BLM was founded by communist and is anti jew and anti LGBQT. Brett is a fool!
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THE WRITER1 hour ago
I stayed with Favre through thick and thin during his football career....but Today I lost a ton of respect for the guy. Comparing that worthless POS flag kneeling krapernick to a true hero like Pat Tillman? Are you kidding me? C'mon Brett....
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Mark1 hour ago
There is no comparison! Pat was a true American Hero while the other is a POS!
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MSG ARMY1 hour ago
Nor even close. K, He couldn't even come close what Pat Tillman went through.
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Gunner1 hour ago
He is a thug and Favre has been hit in the head too many times!
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Ronald1 hour ago
Are you kidding me? This guy shouldn't be said in the same breath as Pat Tillman. What Kampernick is, is an Un American traitor. If any team signs him they are crazy. I don't care because I don't plan on watching the NFL ever again. Let them play to empty stadiums and let the TV sponsors drop them and see where the money comes from to pay these overpaid brats. Die, NFL, die
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NICK1 hour ago
Brett Favre should be waterboarded for comparing Kaepernick to Tillman. Tillman is a hero. He gave up his life in defense of his country. Brett Favre isn't even qualified to talk on this subject. Did he serve in the military. Did Brett give up millions of dollars to go serve? NO. He and the rest of the NFL can't possibly fathom the sacrifice Tillman made. Kaepenick is no hero. Brett should crawl back into his retirement hole and stay there. How dare him.
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Uhhh...Yeahhh1 hour ago
Bret musta had too many whiskey and sodas before this interview.
Pat Tillman gave HIS LIFE in service for this country and its flag, which was prolly sewn into the BDU he wore as a SOLDIER!!!
This hoohah Krapernick disrespected the US flag and National Anthem of the country in which he was blessed to play a SPORT for money.
DO NOT EVER COMPARE THESE TWO INDIVIDUALS AGAIN!!!!!!
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Timothy1 hour ago
What bs Tillman was a true hero this clown is a fraud.
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- sal1 hour ago
Favre is #$%$ plan and simple
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ronaldp1 hour ago
favre has cte and doesnt know it comparing SPC Tillman from A-2/75th Ranger Regiment who has a silver star, purple heart, meritorious svc medal ranger tab, jump wings, cib, on top of the 8 other ribbons that everyone else gets to some spoon fed qb whos not that great and not even playing anymore.
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bruno1 hour ago
I think all those sacks most of done some heavy damage to Favre's brain.
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JOEL1 hour ago
No
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JJ Jingleheimerschmidt1 hour ago
Name one thing that kneeling has accomplished other than create even more division??
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mike1 hour ago
Somebody check Farve for brain injury, this dude has lost it. Krapernick is not even close to the man Tillman was. Tillman left the NFL as a starter to defend his country. Krapernick left because he wasn?t a starter anymore and started throwing a fit. He got pulled into the kneeling #$%$ because he was called out for sitting on the bench because he was throwing a fit then to save face he started saying it was about police brutality. Did he ever do the kneeling stuff while he was a starter, nope
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sal1 hour ago
No way don’t compare a coward to US hero
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Aboli1 hour ago
Fuzzy head.
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Robert1 hour ago
Brett, are you kidding me? Tillman is a true hero and the K man is a joke! Get back on your meds, the sooner the better!
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Jon1 hour ago
Favre, you are a sell out.....thanks.
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- Larry E1 hour ago
Just another time Favre proves he's a real pile.
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JJ Jingleheimerschmidt1 hour ago
Pat Tillman didn’t wear “pig” socks.
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Michael1 hour ago
This IDIOT better not publish this blasphemy!!!
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J.R.1 hour ago
better to be thought of a dumb jock ,open your mouth and remove all doubt.
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jack1 hour ago
Brett favre....the ultimate turd
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Joe1 hour ago
What an insult to Pat Tillman!! Colin Kaepernick is a joke and will always be remembered as a joke.
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tm19461 hour ago
hahaha
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celtic 171 hour ago
Wow, these athletes sure stick together no madder how stupid it makes them look.
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KellyM1 hour ago
Just lost all respect for Favre.
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Ryan D1 hour ago
GTFOH....Kap couldn’t hold Tillman’s jockstrap
- Michelle33 seconds ago
Oh Lord. Really?
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Kenny W44 seconds ago
Tillman was a hero, Kaepernick is closer to a zero. Favre was a smart guy when he was younger but I guess he took just too many hits.
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BingoBronson2 minutes ago
I really think next time they should interview Favre BEFORE he's obviously been drinking some of grandpa's old cough medicine...
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Mike2 minutes ago
Brett Favre is known for his vast wisdom.
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REDHOOK2 minutes ago
TO ME N,F.L. MEANS NEVER FFFING LOOKING......
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Mo2 minutes ago
how does kneeling on one knee make a hero?
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Steve2 minutes ago
Farve you have lost your mind. How the hell can you compare Kaperdick with Pat Tillman?
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ROBERT2 minutes ago
what kind of a-hole desecrates a war hero with a commie traitor #$%$
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Franco2 minutes ago
Colin will be viewed as a hero and Trump won't.
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mike3 minutes ago
Joke status
- REDHOOK2 minutes ago
TO ME N,F.L. MEANS NEVER FFFING LOOKING......
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Mo2 minutes ago
How does kneeling on one knee make a hero?
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Steve2 minutes ago
Farve you have lost your mind. How the hell can you compare Kaperdick with Pat Tillman?
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ROBERT2 minutes ago
what kind of a-hole desecrates a war hero with a commie traitor #$%$
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Franco2 minutes ago
Colin will be viewed as a hero and Trump won't.
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mike3 minutes ago
Joke status
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kevin5 minutes ago
What?????
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Soothsayer5 minutes ago
Not even close to equal. One is a hero, another is a professional crybaby.
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stuckie5 minutes ago
Veteran retired here. Favre needs to stick to something that he knows about and thats DEFINITELY NOT the military.
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clifton5 minutes ago
Brett's a drunk
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David5 minutes ago
Oh hell no Bret. Not even close. Tillman gave up millions to serve his country and paid the ultimate price. The other guy didn't start protesting till he was benched disrespects the flag and makes a living doing it. Not even close you brain dead addict.
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J766 minutes ago
Brett, you really as stupid as you sound when you open your mouth. Colin is a spoiled little brat raised by white parents in upper middle class suburbia. He knows nothing of suffering from anything more than stupidity. He was a half assed quarterback to begin with and his own lack of skill got him benched. This led to his “protest” to a legitimate shooting simply to get attention. And he sacrificed his career (what was left of it) in the name of stupidity. He pulled the grenade and threw the pin. DO NOT EVER insult the memory of Pat Tillman by comparing that half wit Colin to him. Pat gave up a career (a successful one at that) so he could serve a cause greater than himself. He voluntarily put himself in harms way and unfortunately was lost in combat. PAT IS A HERO! Colin is a half wit crybaby who couldn’t win at losing. Now that moron and his giant Afro get hailed as some kind of hero by a bunch of equally stupid people. At least we can rest at that one. Brett, stick to what you’re good at, like Wrangler Jean ads and not sounding very bright when you talk. Colin, just go away you moron. Pat, you are a hero, my hero, America’s hero amongst the company of hero’s. Thank you for your sacrifice.
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Jessup6 minutes ago
I agree in with the comparison, though he it's not really apples to apples. Colin had the opportunity to play again but chose not to.
It is a bit shameful they keep running the narrative that he wasn't offered a contract because, that's just not how it works in the NFL. For example, he had a player option (being at the end of his last season, he could have signed with the 49ers if they wanted him to or not and they would have been required to pay him.) At the time, he didn't be a back up (and that's a pride thing, it's understandable) so they worked out a trade deal with the Denver Broncos. He asked them not to trade him because he didn't want to play in Denver (why? Well it's speculative, maybe he wanted a better team, or maybe he thought there was too much competition at the QB spot, but we do know he would not have been guaranteed a starting position.)
His agent shopped him around and did a big no-no by saying he would not be interested in any team if was not guaranteed a starting spot. It is true he took the 49ers to the superbowl, but that was 3 years earlier, and in his last 2 years he was 3-16 as a starter. Which means it's highly unlikely any team would guarantee him a starting spot. (That's an exceptionally bad record.)
The following year, there were at least 6 teams that inquired about him. They did not offer contracts, that's not how it works when you've been out of the league for any stretch of time. The teams have to evaluate you. But again his agent said he wasn't interested in any evaluation, just a contract and still a starting contract, so nobody took him up.
The following year, it's rumored that 3-5 teams inquired and 1 team was prepared to waive the no workout evaluation, and that was the Baltimore Ravens. But again, they wouldn't budge unless he was guaranteed a starting spot. The irony is, he wanted the starting spot given to him over the quarterback that beat him in the superbowl he played in.
The following year, he finally agreed to do a workout when the Seahawks inquired. It's spotty the information coming out of team on matters like this, but the information we did get was that: He didn't have a great workout, though the Seahawks liked the idea of back up for Russell Wilson who played a similar style, so they were prepared to offer him a minimum contract, get him into the practices and potentially re-negotiate if he made improvements. They are a very open and upstanding team and really wanted to make it work. Unfortunately, when they got wind that it would be minimum contract, the agent and Colin retracted their interest, meaning no matter what contract would be offered, they would refuse it. So the Seahawks didn't offer him a contract.
Then there was the whole open NFL practice, which, I thought showed a tremendous effort by the NFL to get him back into the league. They had never done anything like that before let alone for someone who hadn't played in 3 years, and had as bad a record as he had before exiting the league. Unfortunately again, the Colin camp changed the deal literally the night before saying they wanted to record it for the Nike campaign. These workouts and evaluations, are always done privately for a multitude of reasons, and to commercialize it was just unheard of. Additionally, Colin wanted to only use "his receivers" which again, is unheard of. There is evidence that shows Nike had somewhat orchestrated the last minute change. We do know they did produce a commercial from the alternative venue they set up. Nicely, by doing that, it played directly into the campaign message that they had been producing. So was that Colin's fault? The Agent's fault? or Nike's fault? It's tough to say.
There were contracts offered to play in the CFL that guaranteed a starting spot and waived any workouts. Those were rejected. And the CFL has a long tradition of helping many players get into (and back into) the NFL. That certainly would have been a great option for him to get what he wanted and work his way back into the league.
He's had more opportunities to play than anyone I can think of. And this isn't even factoring in the logistics of what kind of player he is. He's a scrambler (somewhat less common than a pocket QB) so there a lot of teams that would have to rework their o-line to accommodate that to make him successful.
Ultimately, I think he had the chance to play but at this time, I just don't think he would be a viable option. He's in his thirties, hasn't played in 3 years, and the game has moved on. Truthfully, by perpetuating the narrative that he's been blacklisted for his beliefs, I think has gained him more money and coming back into the league and risking being a failure, would be a huge mistake for his brand. So I don't think he'll come back unless someone offered him a $100 mill and a starting spot. And that won't happen.
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walter6 minutes ago
Your a bigger idiot than Kaperwhatever Brett Favre!! The NFL and the majority of white players have totally lost their mind!!!
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ARP6 minutes ago
Tillman fought for the flag and what it represents. The other wiped his #$%$ with it
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Truth6 minutes ago
Hero Status??? Not a chance in HELL. Tillman died for this country and for the AMERICAN FLAG. Colin kneels for it and spits on it along with all his CRIMINAL FOLLOWERS !!! Just shut the F up.
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- Richard7 minutes ago
No comparison at all, Pat Tillman literally fought for all of us while Kaepernick protests (which I do support I personally never cared for war propaganda at football games anyway) from the safety of the football field and only for a certain group of people he perceives as being mistreated, Pat Tillman was one of a kind,
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suzy from indy7 minutes ago
Favre has drunk the Koolaid. Kap hates America. Tillman was willing to sacrifice his life for America.
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Frank7 minutes ago
Brett Favre, obviously hit in the head too many times.
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Rob8 minutes ago
I used to like Brett
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ARP8 minutes ago
Tillman passed on 40 million to die for his country. The other guy should be killed
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mike8 minutes ago
Not even close.
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Leah8 minutes ago
Haaaaa, the disrespect that Farve just spit! You list my respect! Tillman lost his life for the country and none of y?all have sacrificed #$%$ for ours! F U Brett Farve, chicken #$%$
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Snaps398 minutes ago
I have always been a Packers fan and a huge fan of Brett Favre. After seeing this article and hearing that he is comparing a hero like Pat Tillman to a washed up disgruntled, self serving individual like Kaepernick just floors me. I’ve lost all respect for Favre. If there is anyone that thinks Kaepernick is even half the man here Pat Tillman is, you’ve got your head buried in the sand. Just sad.
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Diamond9 minutes ago
I find it hard to believe a guy who texts pics of his junk to other people...just dont take him seriously!!!
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ARP9 minutes ago
Brett farve is a phkn moron
- shaynene10 minutes ago
Tillman was an American patriot,kap is isht.
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Shane10 minutes ago
as a vet I take offense to this pat served his country. idiot boy did nothing but kneel, against the very flag pat died for, so go back into hiding just like your boy biden , how dare you, I have a lot of things I would like to say and call you out on but that's between you and your god, god bless the usa and our president, and please stay the heck away from me
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daniel11 minutes ago
Such #$%$....one gives his life for his country and the other for his paycheck!
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ryan11 minutes ago
Brett Favre took too many head shots. Onset of dementia.
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TJquarters11 minutes ago
Kaepernick is and was a bench warmer ... his career was beginning to winded down the writing was on the wall he was no longer going to be starter. He was a good QB not a great QB & he's certainly no hero. not even close.
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DeJeronimo11 minutes ago
This is quite disrespectful to Mr. Tillman.
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Rob11 minutes ago
brett is an idiot saying what he has to assuage the black uprising
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Scratch Gently12 minutes ago
Kaepernick could not reach Tillman’s toes.
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The Trusthslayer12 minutes ago
It is what it is. He kneeled and caused a huge controversy. He didn’t vote. He was a completely flawed messenger, BUT his message was a peaceful protest. People whined about it and then the riots promoted NFL to canonize him as a hero.
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Roy12 minutes ago
Brett you have lost your mind with to many hits to the head. Kaepernick has prove that not only is he not a quality QB he’s been noting but and instigator off the field as well. He a POS!
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