Coach Mike Sherman Says Former QB Brett Favre, Packers Will Make Up

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Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Mike Sherman coached the Packers to a 57-39 record with three division titles in six seasons. His only losing season was his last (4-12 in 2005). Both Sherman and his quarterback with the Packers, Brett Favre, were fired by GM Ted Thompson in roundabout ways, Greg Bedard of the Boston Globe reports. Sherman believes Favre's relationship with the Packers will eventually heal. “I think time will pass and everything will be made right,” Sherman said of the Packers-Favre divorce. “Green Bay has meant too much to him as a player and as a person and he’s been too much for them. “I know there’s some hard feelings, maybe on both sides, but at the same time I think with time that all dissipates and he’ll be welcomed back with open arms. The dust just has to settle a little bit and the pain of his exit has to heal a little bit and I think he’ll be what he was. He was an icon. “I know he loved his time in Green Bay and has phenomenal memories. I know that he cherishes every single Sunday that he went out that tunnel to the cheers of those fans. I think eventually that will heal up and be put in the past.”

Source: The Redzone