Brett Goode's Facial Hair

Arkansas is the place Brett Goode calls home in the offseason from the Green Bay Packers.  I'm wondering if his facial hair style blends in well with his fellow male Arkansasians.  Up here in Wisconsin during hunting season, he fits in great!

I'm sure that beard comes in as handy camo during those long, cold deer hunting mornings and serves as a toasty face warmer during Lambeau games in December!

Pictures of Brett Goode

Brett Goode is definitely the coolest long snapper in NFL history. The reason being is that he is the only long snapper in NFL history that I know of. I love you Brett, and you are definitely my favorite Brett in Packer history. Let's compare the two Brett's in terms of overall sexiness.



This is Brett Goode. Very, very sexy overall. I really love the little hairs on his chinny chin chin.




Nice weird helmet hair Brett. Okay so the younger Brett Favre is cuter but present day Goode vs present day Favre and Goode is clearly the winner.

Brett Goode makes you feel great!

How does our Green Bay Packer pal, Brett Goode, pronounce his last name?

a. GEWD

b. GUHD

c. GUD-EEE

d. GUHD-I


If you answered "a" then you are correct, sir! Or ma'am. Don't want to stereotype my fan base, here.

Indeed, Brett Goode's unique last name and unusual phonetic pronunciation can be traced to Irish or English origins. In fact, for just $19.95 you could order Brett Goode a copy of his surname emblazoned on a family crest and published onto stationary, T-shirts, and other miscellaneous products he probably doesn't need. (No offense, companies-who-create-these-trinkets.)

My favorite story about Brett Goode, though, is not related to his name. It's more closely connected with stifling heat and concrete.

Stay with me here.

In 2008, poor Brett went undrafted by any NFL team and resigned himself to facing the upcoming season without a pro career. On one hot summer day, however, everything changed. Ninety-three degree heat. Brett in work clothes. Pouring a concrete driveway. Focused on everything but football. Phone call. Packers. Summer camp invite. The rest is history. (Did those staccato sentences help capture the drama, interwebs?)

"No more concrete for me, you bet."

So there you have it. A pronunciation guide and a concrete story. What more could you ask for from the Green Bay Packers Brett Goode?

Brett Goode a pleasant surprise

Brett Goode, a long snapper for the Green Bay Packers, is from the great state of Arkansas. Goode was originally signed as an undrafted free agent in 2007 by the Jackson Jaguars right after he graduated from the University of Arkansas. With Arkansas, Brett Good was a four-year letter winner for the Razorbacks and appeared in 49 games over the seasons. Near the end of 2008, Goode was signed by Green Bay.

The Green Bay Packers are thrilled to have Brett Goode on there team, due to his reliability and consistent flawless performance. Goode was a last-minute replacement to JJ Jansen after the 2008 preseason and proved to be a pleasantly surprising player the entire season.

Brett Goode's Facial Hair

It's been years and years of considering this topic, and I'm still not sure how to feel about goatees. Hot? Not? Scruffy and unkempt or casual and homey?

Let's take a look at Green Bay Packers player Brett Goode, for example.


In this situation, I can't help but notice how Brett Goode's head seems to be encircled by stubble. The hair is the same length as the beard. If we flipped this picture over, the hair positioning would be exactly the same.

Ok, so this turned out really creepy and disembodied, but do you see what I mean? We still have a hairline and beard, no matter how the photo is flipped. I hope I never see anything this horrifying floating around Lambeau Field come October and Halloween time.

Is this cool or weird? Does the goatee work on Brett Goode or not? So many questions, so few goatee answers. I need your help. Urgently. Let me know what you think about goatees in general and for Green Bay Packers players. Love them? Hate them? Let me know what you think!