An anonymous source Claims that Brett Farve played paintball frequently during the last NFL offseason. Farve’s interest in paintball will not surprise many football fans, After all, fans have been identifying Farve as a big kid since he entered the league 19 years ago (yes, it has been that long). The pornographic pictures found on Farve’s camera are the icing on his outdated cake. Undoubtedly, many Viking’s fans will be concerned with Farve’s lack of focus this year. The anonymous source suggests “paintball has been a major distraction for [farve.]” Many Minnesota fans want a playoff run this year, and at 3-5, playoff contention is unlikely. If the Vikings fail to win their division, or make the playoffs, Brett Farve’s recent interest in paintball may raise some strong criticism this offseason.

To make matters worse, Minesota Vikings fans are questioning Farve’s ability to carry himself on and off the field. He has yet to ink a single decent game this entire season, and Farve has proved to be nothing more than an annoying distraction for his Viking teammates. Brett should have been participating at training camp instead of out galavanting at the paintball fields.

That being said, should we really control what a football player chooses to do during the offseason? Some argue that football players should be entitled to do what they want with their offseason. After all, NFL contracts do not extend to the offseason in any legal way. Playing paintball is fairly controversial, though. Not only does paintball take attention away from football, there are a fair number of paintball injuries. Brett Farve’s decision to play paintball last offseason put the Minnesota Viking’s current season in Jeopardy. And to many Vikings fanatics, this is simply unacceptable.

On a brighter note, rumours suggest that Brett is decent at playing paintball. If this football season does not turn out so well for Farve, maybe a career change is in order. According to paintball peers, the Planet Eclipse SL74 is Farve’s favorite paintball gun. This paintball marker’s retail value is about 2000 thousand dollars. A month’s salary for some of us, but only pocket change for Mr. Farve.

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