Favre has Lost it

From KFFL:



"Tom Silverstein, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Green Bay Packers QB Brett Favre was singing a vastly different tune from the one he delivered at his charity golf tournament in Tunica, Miss., when he met with the media Monday, July 31. He stunned a room full of reporters by stating, "I really feel, as far as talent is concerned, this is the most talented team that I've been part of as a whole." Favre either could not or would not answer how his opinion of the Packers could change so dramatically in such a short period of time. Favre then went out and threw five interceptions at practice. It's the most talented, "but the most unproven, inexperienced team that I've ever played on," said Favre, who is entering his 15th year in Green Bay. "So if we can somehow put it together, there's a lot of talent out there. But when you compare, like, this year to maybe the year we won the Super Bowl, the two years previous to 1996, we weren't a very talented team. We weren't under-talented, but we were very experienced. Sometimes, guys in their first or second year, they show up and make plays and you go, `Whoa, that's why we drafted them.' We have guys who can do that, but it remains to be seen what can happen." Favre said physically he felt every bit his 36 years, but he said his arm was still strong. The worst thing ailing him is a sore left ankle that dates back to surgery he had Feb. 27, 1996."



Assuming this is true wouldn't they be held back by 5 interception performances?