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In honor of the game this weekend...

Hot Quarterback Highlight - 2010 Edition

In honor of the first NFL game of the season on tv tonight, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to debut my pick of this year's hottest quarterbacks.

You're welcome ladies.

If you missed the 2009 Hot Quarterback Highlight, check it out here.

Ready? Me too!

Number Five:

Aaron Rodgers, #12
Green Bay Packers
Height: 6'2
Meg B's comments: He may not be the "hottest" in the league, but there's no way I could leave off my own team's QB!



Number Four:

Matt Cassel, #7
Kansas City Chiefs
Height: 6'4
Meg B's comments: Not because he's the qb of my bff and my bf's favorite team, Cassel made this list all by his hot self!


Number Three:

THE Brett Favre, #4
Minnesota Vikings
Height: 6'2
(Brett came in at #1 on the list last year. However, as he is now a grandpa, a little bit of hotness was lost. Is though, and will forever be, my one true love).

Number Two:

Trent Edwards, #5

Buffalo Bills
Height: 6'4
Meg B's comments: There are no words. This is one hunk of man. *sigh*








Number One:

Matt Leinart, #9
Houston Texans
Height: 6'5
Meg B's comments: "Oh baby. Oh baby. Enough said."







So many pics to choose from, I just couldn't leave you with only one of this fine speciman. How did I not know about him sooner? Oh yea, Brett Favre wasn't a grandpaw last year.

Your opinion? Vote on the right hand side under my profile picture!

Hot Quarter Back Highlight- 2009 Edition

There's just something about a man in uniform. More specifically NFL Quarterbacks. They are so hot in fact, I decided to highlight my top 5. You're welcome ladies...


NUMBER 5-

Tony Romo
6'2
Dallas Cowboys


NUMBER 4-

Tom Brady
6'4
New England Patriots



NUMBER 3-

Mark Sanchez
6'2
New York Jets



NUMBER 2-

Aaron Rodgers
6'2
GreenBay Packers


Aaaaaand NUMBER 1-

Drum roll pleaaaaase......

The dreamboat of all dreamboats, the football slinging, scruffy face wearing, wrangler jeans workin',

BRETT FAVRE!!!!
6'2
Minnesota Vikings.

Not that you need anymore proof...

I think everyone that knows me, also knows about my love for a legend I like to call Brett Favre. Rather it be his amazing throwing arm, rugged good looks or good deeds in the community, this man has a little something for everyone. And not that you need anymore proof to confirm his greatness, but just in case you aren't convinced, check this out...

Wisconsin legislature passes resolution honoring Favre

Associated Press

MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin state legislature officially bid farewell to Brett Favre on Tuesday, passing a resolution honoring the former Green Bay Packers quarterback and the NFL's only three-time most valuable player.

The resolution honors Favre for leading the Packers to a victory in Super Bowl XXXI and breaking the league records for passing touchdowns, completions, attempts and quarterback victories.

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"Brett Favre's legacy will live on beyond his many impressive records and statistics, as his leadership and love of football embody the heart of America's favorite game, earning him the respect and admiration of his fellow players, coaches and fans," the resolution said.

The resolution also commends Favre for his charity work through the Favre Fourward Foundation, which he set up in 1996 to help poor and disabled children in Wisconsin and Mississippi, Favre's home state. It also mentions the Deanna Favre Hope Foundation, which his wife created to help women fight breast cancer.

Both the state Assembly and Senate adopted the resolution on unanimous voice votes. Favre did not attend either proceeding.

Rep. Phil Montgomery, R-Green Bay, was the resolution's chief sponsor in the Assembly. Montgomery praised Favre for getting the Packers in the playoffs repeatedly and providing an economic boom to the state. Some Republicans in the chamber applauded that remark.

Montgomery told the chamber he met Deanna Favre for the first time in 1998, when he was going door-to-door campaigning.

He came to the Favres' home, but no one answered the door. He left a brochure and was turning around to leave when he saw Deanna Favre come out to get the garbage cans.

He introduced himself as a candidate for the state Assembly, but she told him "'No, thank you. I vote in Mississippi,'" Montgomery said, imitating her southern drawl.

The lawmaker said he met Favre himself during a push for a referendum for public money for Lambeau Field renovations. Favre would go to high school football games and hand out leaflets about the renovations and signed autographs on "everything" people gave him, he said.

"They (the Favres) will be tremendously missed, not only in my community but throughout the state," Montgomery said.

Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press