Is Favre the real Noodle Arm?

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Roman529Roman529New MemberOP
Aug 13, 2008, 04:53 PM
ALalen1New Member
Aug 13, 2008, 05:12 PM

I think its obvious that Favre has a strong arm. As for his arm being fatigued, I think its more of him not taking part in the off-season activities. I think he sat for a while and then when he said he wanted to come back to the public, he started working out again at a local high school. He'll be fine imo.

Also, from the article:

Favre, who took his second penalty lap—which was again cheered—since joining the Jets, ended the morning session on a good note. The three-time league MVP hit Brad Smith on a fourth-down play for 53 yards—about 45 in the air—down the right sideline for a touchdown

sking29sking29forum_veteran
Aug 13, 2008, 07:43 PM

Not that big of a deal IMO. I would be much more concerned with a QB that never has any arm strength even when he is fresh. :wink2:

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