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Brett Favre what an ispirational man, what an Inspiration

John_Travolta

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I don`t cry very bloody often guys, and believe me when I saw Favre playing yesterday against a Hapless Oakland Raiders side hellbent on trying to mess with his head I cried like a f**ken little school girl.

On the night his father died, Brett Favre addressed the Green Bay Packers in an emotional team meeting. He said he had no intention of leaving his football family, even at one of the lowest points in his life.

The next day, Favre played his heavy heart out, inspiring his teammates to do great things.

Favre passed for 399 yards and four touchdowns a day after his father's death, moving into second place in NFL history for career TD passes while leading the Packers to a 41-7 victory against the Oakland Raiders.

HE SAID IT:
"I knew that my dad would have wanted me to play," Favre said. "I love him so much, and I love this game. It's meant a great deal to me, to my dad, to my family, and I didn't expect this kind of performance. But I know he was watching tonight."


I personally don`t think that i`ve ever seen Brett Favre play a better passing game in his career,and i`ve seen most of his games. completing 22-30 passes alot of them over 20 yards too! my god it was short of spectacular.

On the sideline in the fourth quarter, he embraced wife Deanna before they headed home to Mississippi. "What he had to deal with today was unmeasurable," receiver Antonio Freeman said. "You can't put a price on what he did tonight. I don't know how he did it, but he did it in fine fashion."

Favre got a respectful ovation from the normally vicious Raider Nation when he was announced as a starter in his 205th consecutive game, an NFL record for quarterbacks.

Troy
 

SHAGMOP

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i dont like green bay or farve and i especially didnt like the way he absolutly destroyed my team but i do think he did give a great performance. my hats off to you bretty. :clap: :clap: :clap:
 

B_Tiger

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I think when all is said and done he'll be known as the greatest QB of all time. His stats show it and his performances show it. He also has what every great player has to have, heart. He makes things happen and he has kept green bay competitive for along time along with a couple super bowl wins.
 

Eelectrica

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I'm still stunned at what happened in Arizona, but feel good for Brett Favre that he's back in the playoffs after the week he's had.
 

B_Tiger

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Paullyboy said:
I wouldnt at all agree with greatest QB of all time. Not at all.

who's better and why? Which QB has been more important to his side and his town and to the NFL? No one: the greatest.
 

Paullyboy

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Refer to my post that you quoted, I wouldnt agree with that at all. He has been a great player and a crucial player for green bay, but greatest QB ever? Pfffffffft no way,
 

B_Tiger

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Paullyboy said:
Refer to my post that you quoted, I wouldnt agree with that at all. He has been a great player and a crucial player for green bay, but greatest QB ever? Pfffffffft no way,

well, who is better? Of any qb, I'd want favre on my side. He isn't the most accurate ever but overall I think he is the greatest. What else would you like him to achieve for you to agree? He's done everything and maintained a high level of performance his whole career (regardless of the players around him). In the modern NFL, perorming so consistantly for so long is a very rare thing.
 

SHAGMOP

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hes definatly not the greatest. he is up there with the best but if you look at the his situation then you will see why his records are so good. he plays for a team that overall has been statistically good for the entire time he's been there (not just offence an not just passing offence). he hasnt had many serious injuries to stop him from playing and he has only chaged teams once early in his career. he has had it pretty easy if you ask me and any QB can thrive in those kind of conditions, but maybe not as well as him tho. he is up there with one of the best ever but i think that elway or marino would beat him to first place in my eyes.
 

Paullyboy

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Unfortunately i dont know as much about NFL players prior to the 90's but I do know that Brett Favre isnt the greatest ever, not even near the top 5 in my books. Obviously there are the Elways and Marino's but I think you also need to look at people like Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Joe Namath. Even someone like a Terry Bradshaw or Steve Young would be ahead of Favre in my books.
 

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