Things Just Keep Getting Worse for Brett Favre as He Suffers ANOTHER Legal Defeat

 


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Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre has been the centerpiece of one of the largest welfare fraud scams in our country's history in his home state of Mississippi. After he engaged in law-fare against ESPN's Pat McAfee and then-FS1 host Shannon Sharpe for reporting on the scandal and sharing their opinions on air, Favre may have to rethink his other defamation lawsuit against state auditor Shad White given how the previous two worked out. Rick Strom breaks it down. Give us your thoughts in the comments below! You’re vital to our work. Support as a member: https://www.tyt.com/join Rick Strom TIKTOK:   / rickstrom   TWITTER:   / rickstrom   INSTAGRAM:   / rickystrom   FACEBOOK:   / stromrick   Follow TYT Sports on Facebook!   / tytsports   TYT Sports - one of the most dynamic sports shows on YouTube - is coming to Tune In! We cover all the latest need to know NBA, NFL, MMA, World Football [soccer] and breaking news specifically tailored to the young, dialed-in, and pop-culture savvy sports fan. Subscribe today and prepare to get hooked. #TYTsports #Sports #RickStrom

 

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