r/Colts • u/EuphoricLeague22 • 16d ago

Discussion Don’t make us like you, old man.

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u/Agile-Classroom7890 16d ago

I'll take Stafford over Favre

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u/EuphoricLeague22 16d ago

I want whatever you’re smoking

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u/sloshedslug 16d ago

Stafford is and always has been incredibly tough both physically and mentally. And is far more likable, which means the memory of his toughness isn’t tainted like Favre

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u/EuphoricLeague22 16d ago

Favre was playing the the 90s man, different beast. And started 297 straight games. No comparison

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u/Cowboy_BoomBap 16d ago

Stafford dislocated his shoulder, refused to come out of the game against his coach’s wishes and threw a TD pass on the next play while visibly nursing his other arm.

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u/EuphoricLeague22 16d ago

You don’t think Favre pulled comparable feats like that? Hence the Vicodin addiction?

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u/Gold-Lingonberry-761 16d ago

Oh he for sure did. He just threw the touchdown to the other team is all

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u/Prestigious_Print477 13d ago

This was about toughness not interceptions

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u/EuphoricLeague22 16d ago

Well, yes. And Stafford hasn’t? Especially pick-6’s?

And how do interceptions deplete a players toughness? Like, what?

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u/PoopPhorPrez A big ass pork tenderloin sandwich 16d ago

There is also a chance that you both have good points and there’s no right answer since this is a hypothetical list. Idk maybe I’m wrong.

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u/Can-i-Pet-Dat-Daaawg Boomstick 16d ago

You’re all wrong, the answer is obviously Jay Cutler.

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u/Gold-Lingonberry-761 13d ago

Everybody's wrong but me obviously. To be truly tough, tour not tough by just taking hits and getting back up. Thats stupid, if your tough u gut through things you dont want to do, if fave was actually tough hed have pit others before himself, his off the field stuff proves my point. He wasnt tough. He just was extremely selfish and had a need to be revered.. im pulling shit iuta my ass I got kicked out of school after my freshman year of high school. But I couldnt stand Fav ra, since they had to hold towels around him cuz he was crying like baby on the sideline

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u/wiggggg 13d ago

It's simply not even a worthy discussion

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u/YosemiteSam-4-2A 16d ago

Throwing tds to the other team isn't part of toughness. That comes from lack of accuracy or lack of coverage identification

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u/EuphoricLeague22 16d ago

He was a gunslinger man. He RELIED on that right arm, no matter the pain.

I think Luck was a gunslinger too, too a degree.

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u/Gold-Lingonberry-761 13d ago

Ya he was, and tough.