Brace Yourself For 30 Hours Of Brett Favre On The NFL Network | NFL

How FanIQ Works

Fans Online

Alerts

Send a message to:

Favorite 10 Fans (Edit)

Add Friends

My Profile
Edit My Profile

ADD

+ Friends
+ Daily Thought
+ Photo
+ Video
+ Article
+ Hotlink
+ Poll
+ Trivia
+ Quiz

- My Teams Home
- Add / Edit My Teams

Fan Articles

Home

Newest

NFL

MLB

NBA

NHL

NCAAF

NCAABB

NASCAR

Soccer

Golf

More Sports

Locker Room

The rich get richer: Rasheed Wallace has reportedly agreed to sign with...

IndyCar's Eternal Underdogs Finally Win

Randy Johnson starting to show signs of age, had to leave today's game...

Even Michael Jordan Is Impressed By Roger Federer And His 15 Majors

Hedo Turkoglu going to the Raptors means there's no room for Shawn Marion....

If you're Eric Wedge, Cleveland does indeed rock...

All-Star rosters announced, Selig can breathe easy, Manny not one of them

It Took An Epic Marathon-Style 5th Set, But Roger Federer Has Beaten Andy...

Wang goes limp after suffering strain, may be down for a long time.

Police are not searching for suspects in the Steve McNair case, meaning...

Yankees considering calling up John Grabow from their AAAA farm team

Jose Valverde took a line drive to the face... and then just kept on pitching

3/5/08

Brace Yourself For 30 Hours Of Brett Favre On The NFL Network

NFL, Green Bay Packers, Brett Favre, Worthless TV, Brett Favre

100%InjuryRate

more posts by author

If you aren't already sick of all the Brett Favre retirement hysteria, then you will be after this. The NFL Network, which was caught with its pants down when Favre announced his retirement, has decided to make up for it by airing a ridiculous 30 hours of Favre programming. Luckily, almost half of it was taken up by yesterday, but if you still want to catch the remaining 15+ hours ~~because you have no life whatsoever~~ here's the full schedule.

TUESDAY, MARCH 4

Noon ET - In Their Own Words: Brett Favre (60 minutes)
1 p.m. ET - Favre 4 Ever (60 minutes) - Brett Favre takes a first-person look at his NFL career
2 p.m. ET - America's Game: 1996 Packers (60 minutes in HD)
3 p.m. ET - In Their Own Words: Brett Favre (60 minutes)
4 p.m. ET - Packers Press Conference - LIVE
5 p.m. ET - Favre 4 Ever (60 minutes)
6 p.m. ET - Who Is... Brett Favre? (30 minutes)
8 p.m. ET - Super Bowl Classics: Super Bowl XXXI (Packers 35, Patriots 21) (3 hours)
12:30 a.m. ET - Super Bowl Classics: Super Bowl XXXI (Packers 35, Patriots 21) (3 hours)

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5

8 p.m. ET - NFL Classics: 2003 NFC Wild Card (Seahawks vs. Packers) (3 hours in HD)

THURSDAY, MARCH 6

8 p.m. ET - Favre 4 Ever (60 minutes)
9 p.m. ET - America's Game: 1996 Packers (60 minutes in HD)

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

8 p.m. ET - NFL Classics: Packers at Raiders on Monday Night Football (Favre throws for 399 yards and four TDs on 12/22/03) (2.5 hours)
10:30 PM ET - NFL Films Presents: Favre's Backups (30 minutes)

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

10:00 AM ET - NFL Films Presents: Favre's Backups (30 minutes)
1 p.m. ET - In Their Own Words: Brett Favre (60 minutes)
2 p.m. ET - Favre 4 Ever (60 minutes)
3 p.m. ET - America's Game: 1996 Packers (60 minutes in HD)
4 p.m. ET - NFL Classics: Packers at Raiders on Monday Night Football (12/22/03) (2.5 hours)
6:30 PM ET - NFL Films Presents: Favre's Backups (30 minutes)
8 p.m. ET - Super Bowl Classics: Super Bowl XXXI (Packers 35, Patriots 21) (3 hours)

I like how there's a program dedicated to Favre's backups (that must have been a blast to film and edit), and in addition to that, another one that seems to have been written by a 12-year-old girl - Favre 4 Ever. Should have been EVAR.

See what's funny about this is even though there's 30 hours dedicated to Favre, that's not even close to enough time to see every interception he's thrown.