Farve has asked to be interviewed tonight by Greta Van Susteren tonight on Fox news.
Farve doesn't want to be a back-up or be traded, so I guess he should have thought about all of that before he decided to call in quits last spring.
As I stated Farve seems to be no better than Jevon Walker or other pro stars who seem to think the world should stop whenever they make a decision.
Although Farve legacy will remain intact, he has not done himself any favors by trying to bully the Packers into dropping everything since he has had a change of heart.
Maybe this will be a lesson to other professional atheletes who put themselves before the game itself
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