I’m sure he’s very happy there, on the farm:
The Green Bay Packers addressed questions concerning the current status, future plans, and whereabouts of recently retired quarterback Brett Favre by announcing Monday that they had sent him to the country to live on a beautiful farm with a very nice family.
“We know you loved Brett Favre, but he wasn’t happy here. He couldn’t stay here,” Packers general manager Ted Thompson told hundreds of quiet but tear-streaked Packer fans assembled at the televised Lambeau Field press conference. “And he loved you, too—he loved you very much indeed—but he needed to go someplace where he could run and jump and throw his favorite football around. And he couldn’t do that here anymore.”
“So we took Brett out behind the Don Hutson practice facility last night, and we… Coach McCarthy and I, we… We gave him one last hug, and we said goodbye to him, and Brett went away forever,” Thompson said, his voice breaking several times. “Those loud banging noises you heard were probably the truck backfiring. He went to the farm in a truck, you know.”