I wouldn't go to the extent of calling him selfish. I know how it feels to play sports through college, then all of a sudden to not have that anymore. I can only imagine how hard it is when you've been a professional for 18 years.
Do I think it's bad for the Packers? Yes. I also feel for Rodgers.
I do honestly feel that Favre is being wishy/washy, I wish in the past few years he would have made his decision much sooner. But, I'd imagine the urge to play is overwhelming.
If he wants to play, then release or trade him. I don't want to see him in another uniform, but I don't want this to go on and on, for both the Packers and Favre.
Maybe self-centered is a better word. The way he has strung the Packers along since 2002 (when he first started to talk openly about retirement) is pretty poor form.
He retires, goes through the whole rigmarole of the tearful presser, and then decides he wants to come back while throwing the Packers under the bus saying that they "pressured" him into retirement. No class.
I can see that he wants to play and EVERYONE knew he'd get the itch. The way he's handled the whole thing shows a lot about him.
I know A LOT of Packer fans. Most of them are pretty disgusted with Favre right now after having defended him for a long time against any criticism.
I'm not a Packer fan, but I've always been one of the first to defend him and his legacy. I can't any longer.