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    Besides, they're facing the Vikings and not just Favre. "It's not so much who's playing quarterback ... They have a good team: a Hall of Fame quarterback, a great running back. They have a great team and we can't take that away from them. So if it's Brett quarterbacking or Tarvaris Jackson or whoever, we'd have the same mind-set that we have to go in and we have to get a win." Added linebacker Nick Barnett: "It's going to be a circus, obviously, with Favre being there and so much history with Green Bay. Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
    It's not so much who's playing quarterback ... They have a good team: a Hall of Fame quarterback, a great running back. They have a great team and we can't take that away from them. So if it's Brett quarterbacking or Tarvaris Jackson or whoever, we'd have the same mind-set that we have to go in and we have to get a win.
    Al Harris – Al Harris SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago
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Team's focus on Vikings, not whatzisname
  1. It's going to be a circus, obviously, with Favre being there and so much history with Green Bay. But we're there to play a winning game no matter if he's there or not. So we know we have to face a hell of an offense with that running back and Brett back there.
    SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago
  2. I don't care right now ... Don't care, don't care. They can hype it up all they want; you still have to go in there and play. You have to put your pads on and go to work. They can hype it up, but we're just going to do our thing, go to work on Monday.
    Donald Driver – Donald Driver SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago
  3. We love our fans, we appreciate them and come out to Minnesota. We need you
    SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago
  4. We know exactly what's coming next week ... It's a division game and it's Minnesota. It's an exciting game no matter what. We're expecting everybody to be healthy. And we expect to go down there and bring our A game because it's always a challenge to play down there and they're obviously a very solid te...
    – Daryn Colledge SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago
  5. A Favre distraction? ... Absolutely not. It obviously doesn't affect us anymore. It has no impact on what we do on a daily basis. I think we have to treat it just like another quarterback. I believe the defense will do that.
    – Daryn Colledge SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 2 months ago

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