Gunzlingr
05-02-2003, 08:10 AM
Green Bay - Anyone looking to purchase Brett Favre's five-bedroom, two-story brick house nestled on nearly three acres of wooded land on the far west side need only log on to eBay to make an offer.
However, those looking to draw any further insight into how long Favre will continue playing football based on the fact his house is up for sale might as well make a bid on the moon because they've got a better chance of winning that auction than guessing his future.
Favre's in-season house is indeed for sale on eBay for a minimum bid of $1 million, which is news. But considering it was reported last year that the house was on the market, and he is looking to move into a smaller place now that his new house in Hattiesburg, Miss., is finished, it's not big news.
About all one can do these days to draw a conclusion about Favre's long-term future is to weigh his varied comments about the retirement subject. On this particular day, the second of a five-day Green Bay Packers minicamp, Favre seemed as optimistic about playing beyond this season as he has been in awhile.
more (http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/may03/137911.asp)
However, those looking to draw any further insight into how long Favre will continue playing football based on the fact his house is up for sale might as well make a bid on the moon because they've got a better chance of winning that auction than guessing his future.
Favre's in-season house is indeed for sale on eBay for a minimum bid of $1 million, which is news. But considering it was reported last year that the house was on the market, and he is looking to move into a smaller place now that his new house in Hattiesburg, Miss., is finished, it's not big news.
About all one can do these days to draw a conclusion about Favre's long-term future is to weigh his varied comments about the retirement subject. On this particular day, the second of a five-day Green Bay Packers minicamp, Favre seemed as optimistic about playing beyond this season as he has been in awhile.
more (http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/may03/137911.asp)