NFL Twitter wants Brett Favre jailed over Mississippi welfare scandal

Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre is being investigated for aiding and abetting the government in building a volleyball stadium for him.

Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre is under investigation for helping scam the government into building a volleyball stadium for him. Funding came from welfare funds that took funds away from needy residents of the country. Many people take their thoughts to Twitter believing that Favre should be jailed for his actions.

According to a report by Mississippi todayFavre and former Governor Phil Bryant worked together to plan the stadium.

Text messages from Bryant to nonprofit founder Nancy New revealed Bryant’s involvement, though he denied it. The lyrics read: “Just left Brett Favre. Can we help him with his project? We should meet soon to see how I can ensure we keep your projects on track.”

Favre also reportedly asked how the new director might affect her funding plans, to which Bryant replied, “I’ll look into it… long story but I had to make a change. But I’ll call Nancy and see what it takes.”

Many find Favre’s actions unacceptable because it took away people who actually needed money to survive.

Twitter responds to former NFL QB Brett Favre’s social scandal

A common theme on Twitter is that Favre’s actions should land him in jail. One user wrote: “I would ask Brett Favre how he sleeps at night, but the answer is obvious: in a 7×10 cell.”

Another wrote: “Brett Favre should go to jail. Reparation is only part of the judgment.”

Another user explained: “Jail time is fine with the government. Bryant, Brett Favre, and et al. Prison time is, of course, preceded by a court case.”

Here are other reactions that reflect the same sentiment.

There is no trial yet and it is not known what consequences Favre will face, but it would not be surprising if he faces jail time.