Agent Bus Cook Calls Brett Favre ‘Drama Queen,’ Says He’s Sick of Offseason Drama

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Jul 19, 2010

Agent Bus Cook Calls Brett Favre 'Drama Queen,' Says He's Sick of Offseason Drama Are you sick of Brett Favre's annual dramatics regarding his future in the NFL? So is his agent, Bus Cook.

Cook told Men's Journal that he was not happy with Favre's decision to tell Ed Werder of ESPN in late April that he would need ankle surgery in order to play in 2010.

Cook used the instance as a reason to blast both his star client and the reporter.

"Brett talked to god—— Ed Werder at ESPN, says he needs ankle surgery," Cook told the magazine. "Now why did he do that? I’ve got [Vikings coach Brad] Childress calling. I’ve got reporters calling all d— morning. God——, why does he have to be such a god—— drama queen?

"Play, don’t play, god—-, people are getting sick of it. I’m getting sick of it!" Cook continued. "Why does he have to talk to these people? What good does it do? Ed Werder at ESPN! What’s he ever done for anybody other than say, ‘Look, look, Mommy, I got this first, ain’t I special?’ You got problems with surgery, talk to your wife. Why talk to god—— Ed Werder?"

The full story is in the August issue of Men's Health, and if the rest of the story is even half as entertaining as the first few paragraphs, it's most likely worth reading.

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