It’s bananas how it flew by, isn’t it? Can easily picture Favre destroying the Lions defense (insert any year) like it was just season before last or somethin. It’s so bonkers I can’t believe now Rogers is at the end of his career already now too. Where in the hell’d all the time go man?
@@Mario-fn1yo Well it depends on the context; intelligence quotient tests are usually geared to measure what’s been determined as a strong balance of crystalline and fluid intelligence, which isn’t my strong suit. But relative to the general population, no, I’ve tested significantly higher than the mean average on each occasion. The first IQ test I took, I was made to at age 12, didn’t try my hardest, but still scored a 167. Which is substantially high in a relative sense. However, creative intelligence or that which involves eidetic memory-a common trait of the top .01% of humans with highest brain function-is where I thrive more when it comes to intellect. The problem is, both of those areas can be difficult to test or gauge performance. So to answer your question, there are a few people on the planet who I would be pretty dumb compared to, yes, but that is an extremely negligible figure. In juxtaposition to your average adult male, I’m in the top 1%. I’ve been invited to assume membership in MENSA on 3 occasions. But never joined, and doubt I ever will. So I think that all mostly means I’m definitely not so stupid that I would go around openly questioning the level of other’s intelligence based on the fact...I saw them use an uncommon adjective. Anyone with a high functioning intellect would deduce that speaks a lot more to YOUR intelligence, or lack thereof, as it were. Nor am I that big of a fucking tool. If I were even a little bit as much of a dipshitted clown intellectually speaking as you’d have to be to ask such a braindead question for a reason so devoid of any sign of a thinking person behind it, I truly believe I would at least make a real effort to try and conceal it a little better. Just a friendly life hack for ya. Hope that helped/answered your question.
Why will he be villified? Because GB still prefers Favre. As great as Rodgers is he's a terrible person and the city the team and all the players know it. Maybe it's because Favre didn't talk to him while he was there but look up former Packer players when they talk about him. He acts like a God among men
Anthonyg34 Favre has been a Packer for 20 years and hasn't garnered the type of animosity from the players in the 10 years Rodgers had. From Donald Driver Jermichael Finley Greg Jennings so many players came out against Rodgers I find it so hard to believe he's there only because of his talent
Well, he can't honestly answer: "How to throw the ball to the other team", now, can he...? Favre might not be able to throw the ball, but I bet he could still break Rodgers in half! That's definitely one birth, I hope was a C section!
Brett Favre kept it 100 and said he didn’t intend to mentor Aaron . Whether you like it or not at least he was honest and didn’t try to falsely portray himself as a mentor . I’m a Bears fan for life but I respect Brett Favre like hell and makeup man needs to put some respect on his name . Also props to Aaron ( who I see as the devil in pads ) for side stepping these questions and showing respect for a legend .
Favre will always be number 1 in Green Bay regardless of what Rodgers does. Favre gave every bit of his heart, soul, and body to make Green Bay what it is today as a franchise since things were dark for a bit before Favre got there. Rodgers just got the keys to the car and is making the drive look pretty. Favre sacrificed everything, Aaron has sacrificed nothing. Favre NEVER let the his teammates take the blame for anything that he could take the blame for himself. He never threw anyone under the bus even when Ted Thompson refused to spend money and get him some viable receivers. Rodgers is a great QB and he has my respect, but he will never eclipse Favre in Green Bay.
People that really think Brett did something wrong never played college sports. If your team recruits for your spot then it's competition, why would I give them any advantage against me?
Favre had so many back ups come and go. Rodgers to him was just another back up so Favre didn't think anything of it. All he knew was that eventually one day he was going to get replaced. He just didn't know who it would be since some of his back ups went and had great careers like Kurt Warner, Matt Hassleback, and Mark Brunell.
He had so many back ups, but for the Org he wasnt ''just'' another back up they realised that AR is a gem and the enxt big thing.Favre realised it aswell and he got extra selfish
but Aaron was sought after, first round pick, that says, hey here's our future qb, and they didn't have the class to talk to Brett about it, just well he this age he must be done, don't ask him how he feels about playing a few more years, he kept winning tho, it sorta made it hard on them, must of been hell on them waiting, they knew they'd look like ASSHOLES if they just pulled him while he was still winning
“Just another backup” isn’t drafted in the first round.not to mention Rodgers slipped major that year.he was projected 1 instead San Fran took Alex smith but just to show you he definitely wasn’t “just another backup” coming out of cal
For a while there i tried to understand and justify brett favre's prespective until i just now heard aaron rodgers last line in this video and honestly changed my thinking. "To help out the next guy because its a way to say thanks to an organization thats been good to ya"
If players can’t see that coming then they are disillusioned. All players should be prepped and ready that they will bogey cut or traded. Even Jerry Rice was traded. It sucks when it happens though.
I remember some kid denied his autograph because he wasn't Favre or something like that...I bet that kid which is now older realize how bad they fucked up😂😂😂ima 20 year old and I'd die to just see A rod or LeBron James in person. A autograph would be a blessing. but hopefully I'll make it to the pros one day and see em !
Lol you can see Arod in person. Not sure if he'll talk to you you might be able to give him a shoutout to get his attention. Here's what you do, next time the Packers play at your home town if they're visiting somewhere go by the buses at the end of the game. People are there trying to get autographs but it's fine I saw them.
I think he loved Brett, but took him for what he was, Brett had an ego, can’t blame him but he was never the mentor type, Brett never wanted to admit he was coming to an end. I wouldn’t either. However he did like Arod and nobody can make that into anything else but that.
Farve was honest.....it wasn't his job to teach Rodgers anything, he had enough pressure being QB & leading his team and he did what he could. I'll take honesty over PC B.S. any day.
@Majik0715 Dude you take one incident and claim Favre cheated on his wife several times. Nice fake news there. And guys who played with Rodgers are throwing him under the bus constantly and he is still playing. Give me some guys who played with Favre in GB that say anything bad about him. I'll wait.
@Majik0715 I guess I ll put my head in the sand, while u keep urs in the clouds! U wanna bash favre when Rodgers has alienated his entire family. Good call
@Majik0715 U should be a reporter with this deep dive stuff that no one has heard of. And if alienating ur family because they didn't like ur significant other than half the world would alienate there families lol
Majik0715 Damn bro... I just noticed that first comment of yours is old and you came back to reply a year later...lol Ima throw in my 2 cents & say that both of these guys (Rodgers & Favre) look like assholes equally to me so it’s no surprise that they didn’t like each other...lol But I do give Aaron props for admitting to looking up to Drew (The GOAT🐐 )Brees.
Reading between the lines it seems like Farvre knew Rodgers had a special talent like his, greater than his even, and developed this whole "I don't have to help anyone" bullshit philosophy just out of fear. A football player's job is to help his team win. Farvre is a selfish dude for putting his fear of losing his position over the welfare of the team.
Rodgers is the cliché cali know it all dude, he has a fucking huge ego 🙄 Even thought brett one just 1 super bowl out of two, he was a man of the people, he didn't care you were, he gon' be the same with everybody. Favre made me love the packers but Rodgers, god I can't wait to see him go, even with his super bowl win
Favre was the starting quarterback in a "next man up" league. Favre was not selfish- other than wanting to stay employed- and he never put himself over the "welfare of the team". Favre busted his ass and put himself at risk making sure that the team didn't need, or want another quarterback. Favre was exactly right- it wasn't his job to mentor Rodgers. That's the job of the coaching staff - the same staff that was available to Favre was available to Rodgers.
Drew Breeze is a great guy to model after, and for Drew Aikman was a big mentor, and Troy Aikman and a good friends older bro (also named Troy) who taught me is who my son Troy is named after. What you see here in Aaron's maturity, discipline, and how he carries himself is what guy's my age (almost 51) do not see enough of with the millens today, and imo it's because of the soft way they were brought up. One example. My 1st yr in LL BB was 1976, the same yr Bad News Bears came out, and aside from the handing beers out to the kids in the dugout the rest IS pretty much how it was. You could get chewed out, cursed at, or worse for being an idiot, and it could come from any adult, coach, friends parent etc, and it made you tough and wanting to be the best you could be.
Favre was always afraid to loose his starting job. That's why he played through all the injuries. I get Favre's point saying it's not his job being a mentor but a lot of guys in the NFL aproach that different and mentor the new guys.
I see a lot of Favre lovers on here that just don’t have any idea what statistics are. Brett Favre was durable in an age where people could violate a QB, I will give him that, but go to any QB stats page and Rodgers statistically is the greatest of all times. He could throw 80 picks on his next 80 attempts and still be two fold better than anyone statistically. Although he probably will not get the years Brett did. Still statistically the best QB, also statistically the most beaten QB in the NFC championship game, but his Super Bowl wasn’t a win riding Desmond Howard’s coattails either
How about a recap video? To see how he feels about now. They should of kept Farve. Farve would of won in the next two years. And it prove Brett was better he took a Green Bay Team led and brought up with Brett. After those couple years went by you seen that Rodgers didn't have what Brett had. Leadership. He has never led a team that he was the leader of to a Superbowl win. He took Bretts team there.
Well he ain't keeping it shut now. And who is he talking to? We're hearing a lot of talk from media people but nothing from Rodgers. I thought he was suppose to be smart. Looks to me like he's just playing stupid games.
He would have acted the same way as Favre and not go out of his way to help someone take his job. He just couldn't say it, cuz it would make him look bad, but that was his first thought. Also, shots at Brett Hundley, Deshone Kizer, etc. who he didn't even consider that they were signed to take his job.
Training someone to take your job? That's BS. Nothing in his contract said that Favre had to teach young QB's. Did that lack of training help Rodgers? Apparantly, it didn't affect him. He's a pro bowl super bowl winning QB. The QB coach is there for a reason. For example. Davis Webb got cut by the Giants because the new coach believes Eli has a good 2 to 3 years of playoff football left. He doesn't want a potentially disgruntled Davis Webb hanging around.
What he doesn’t mention is that all quarterbacks have massive egos. They start to develop the confidence, indeed arrogance, early on and that’s one of the personality traits that teams recruit for. So it is inevitable that two or three Type A personalities will clash. There can only be one Number One QB. The competition can bring out the best, or the worst, in players. That’s one of the reasons so many college QBs fail to make it at the pro level. They go from being the BMOC to the bench sliver, and can’t cope.
Brett was not responsible for Aaron. He was paid to win games and play QB. Not to coach. The mentoring thing is something the media creates. No NFL player is paid to take another under their wing so to speak. You can't hold Brett responsible for Aaron. Besides they both turned out to be fantastic QB's by working hard. Nothing is handed to you.
Everyone says farve should have been a better mentor? Why would he help someone take his own job????? You all get payed to play you want the spotlight you earn that on your own .
What do you want Favre to teach Rodgers?! "Don't do what I do!!!" Seems to me whatever Favre did do or didn't do was OK since Rodgers turned out to be one of the best ever. Right?
Well, now Aaron is in that position.
Hopefully Aaron can win another super bowl before he leaves.
It’s bananas how it flew by, isn’t it? Can easily picture Favre destroying the Lions defense (insert any year) like it was just season before last or somethin. It’s so bonkers I can’t believe now Rogers is at the end of his career already now too. Where in the hell’d all the time go man?
@@justinmix143 “ bonkers”. Are you a dumbass?
@@Mario-fn1yo Well it depends on the context; intelligence quotient tests are usually geared to measure what’s been determined as a strong balance of crystalline and fluid intelligence, which isn’t my strong suit. But relative to the general population, no, I’ve tested significantly higher than the mean average on each occasion. The first IQ test I took, I was made to at age 12, didn’t try my hardest, but still scored a 167. Which is substantially high in a relative sense. However, creative intelligence or that which involves eidetic memory-a common trait of the top .01% of humans with highest brain function-is where I thrive more when it comes to intellect. The problem is, both of those areas can be difficult to test or gauge performance.
So to answer your question, there are a few people on the planet who I would be pretty dumb compared to, yes, but that is an extremely negligible figure. In juxtaposition to your average adult male, I’m in the top 1%. I’ve been invited to assume membership in MENSA on 3 occasions. But never joined, and doubt I ever will.
So I think that all mostly means I’m definitely not so stupid that I would go around openly questioning the level of other’s intelligence based on the fact...I saw them use an uncommon adjective. Anyone with a high functioning intellect would deduce that speaks a lot more to YOUR intelligence, or lack thereof, as it were. Nor am I that big of a fucking tool. If I were even a little bit as much of a dipshitted clown intellectually speaking as you’d have to be to ask such a braindead question for a reason so devoid of any sign of a thinking person behind it, I truly believe I would at least make a real effort to try and conceal it a little better. Just a friendly life hack for ya.
Hope that helped/answered your question.
@@Mario-fn1yo u definitely are
Graham wears more makeup than my girlfriend
I know i wear more make up than my girl
He really do!
Because you’re dating a man
His lipstick was making it hard to concentrate on the interview.
@@favrerules04 lololol I no right
Why does he look like Jim from the office just with a beard
Jay Z lmao
Translation: I learned nothing but can't say that because I will be villified
tobron23 exactly
Why will he be villified? Because GB still prefers Favre. As great as Rodgers is he's a terrible person and the city the team and all the players know it. Maybe it's because Favre didn't talk to him while he was there but look up former Packer players when they talk about him. He acts like a God among men
Rodgers is a terrible person? He may come off as smug/arrogant but damn I think saying he's terrible is a bit harsh
Anthonyg34 Favre has been a Packer for 20 years and hasn't garnered the type of animosity from the players in the 10 years Rodgers had. From Donald Driver Jermichael Finley Greg Jennings so many players came out against Rodgers I find it so hard to believe he's there only because of his talent
he did learn from him, that's why he had success. Don't act like he did it all on his own when BF was in front of him
Graham: what did you learn most from Brett Favre?
Rodgers: No
Well, he can't honestly answer: "How to throw the ball to the other team", now, can he...? Favre might not be able to throw the ball, but I bet he could still break Rodgers in half! That's definitely one birth, I hope was a C section!
Graham dresses like a mid 90s collision attorney. on the plus side, best interviews ever, keep it up buddy!
Rick Garcia Damn you fucking nailed the suit!! Well done!!
:D and all that make-up.. the contrast with Rodgers lol
He's ok, in some interviews he comes out very akwardly, I almosf cringe
Farve- "it's not my job to train or mentor him."
Media to Rogers- "what did you most learn from Brett Faaaavvrre?"
He was really uncomfortable with the Brett Favre question @0:37. He seemed a little bitter.
shoilett1 honestly he had every right to be. The way he got treated by the fans when he did nothing wrong was ridiculous.
@@silverguard8105 thats Ted Thompsons fault and the way he handled his entrance into GB.
Maybe hurt, but not bitter.
I’m here after the Packers traded in the draft up for Jordan Love. Rodgers just got Farved
IIT's Favred, whatever that means.
Im here after aaron won back to back mvp 🤣
Graham: if the rules were reversed and you were the veteran qb how would you handle it.
We gettin' our answer right now.
He looks like Jim In the office here.
Now the roles changed with Jordan Love
Rklucho69 nah cuz Arod is pissed
Rklucho69 he prolly go try to leave.
1:32 Lloyd Christmas
This aged well haha, wonder how Rodgers will take it?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but he's already come out and said he wants to work with Love
HE'S A MAAAD MAN
Well Rodg, lets see if you're gonna teach him
he did lolz
Brett Favre kept it 100 and said he didn’t intend to mentor Aaron . Whether you like it or not at least he was honest and didn’t try to falsely portray himself as a mentor . I’m a Bears fan for life but I respect Brett Favre like hell and makeup man needs to put some respect on his name . Also props to Aaron ( who I see as the devil in pads ) for side stepping these questions and showing respect for a legend .
Devil in pads! Hopefully Fields lights it up for us this year and Rodgers is in Denver.
Farve stole from the poorest of the poor he’s a scumbag Arron is a class act
Favre will always be number 1 in Green Bay regardless of what Rodgers does. Favre gave every bit of his heart, soul, and body to make Green Bay what it is today as a franchise since things were dark for a bit before Favre got there. Rodgers just got the keys to the car and is making the drive look pretty. Favre sacrificed everything, Aaron has sacrificed nothing. Favre NEVER let the his teammates take the blame for anything that he could take the blame for himself. He never threw anyone under the bus even when Ted Thompson refused to spend money and get him some viable receivers. Rodgers is a great QB and he has my respect, but he will never eclipse Favre in Green Bay.
He's talkin' but he ain't talkin' 🤐😉
"I learned not to retire until I'm absolutely sure it's time."
People that really think Brett did something wrong never played college sports. If your team recruits for your spot then it's competition, why would I give them any advantage against me?
Wonder if Aaron feels the same now
Lipstick?
Really dude? Really?
why the hell are you staring at this man's lips
@Nagolbud 😁😁😁Exactly! It's distracting AF!!! Shiney a#* lips in a FOOTBALL conversation between 2 men.
@Nagolbud damn what the fuck
Aaron’s throwing style completely changed by watching favre play
All facts he looked nothing like that in cal
@@arviajohnson5150 That’s why he slipped to the end of the first round. He was viewed as a west coast product that couldn’t translate to the NFL
Here after the 2020 draft. Interested to see the dynamic between Jordan love and Rodgers
Damn that haircut! I like to know who is his barber and slap him!
Juan Garcia Dude, you get hung up on the least important things.
John Furlong
Lol
He looked like Lloyd Christmas. XD
Lol
Grown men don’t care about hair style
I don’t think Rodgers has treated Love badly from what I can tell. Definitely ironic history sort of repeated itself
I love Rodgers and have all the respect for him....but dosnt it look like he shaves his unibrow lol
Here after GB picked Jordon Love😂
Favre had so many back ups come and go. Rodgers to him was just another back up so Favre didn't think anything of it. All he knew was that eventually one day he was going to get replaced. He just didn't know who it would be since some of his back ups went and had great careers like Kurt Warner, Matt Hassleback, and Mark Brunell.
He had so many back ups, but for the Org he wasnt ''just'' another back up they realised that AR is a gem and the enxt big thing.Favre realised it aswell and he got extra selfish
but Aaron was sought after, first round pick, that says, hey here's our future qb, and they didn't have the class to talk to Brett about it, just well he this age he must be done, don't ask him how he feels about playing a few more years, he kept winning tho, it sorta made it hard on them, must of been hell on them waiting, they knew they'd look like ASSHOLES if they just pulled him while he was still winning
If u hear farve talk of Rodgers he never thought of rogers as a backup. The kid was there for his job pure and simple. Farve feared him....
“Just another backup” isn’t drafted in the first round.not to mention Rodgers slipped major that year.he was projected 1 instead San Fran took Alex smith but just to show you he definitely wasn’t “just another backup” coming out of cal
NOO NOPE exactly
You can totally tell who's wearing make up. Lol
Well Aaron your in that situation
0:37 most awkward interviewer ever
Rodgers has some political chops. He'll be ready for public office after football.
For a while there i tried to understand and justify brett favre's prespective until i just now heard aaron rodgers last line in this video and honestly changed my thinking. "To help out the next guy because its a way to say thanks to an organization thats been good to ya"
If players can’t see that coming then they are disillusioned. All players should be prepped and ready that they will bogey cut or traded. Even Jerry Rice was traded. It sucks when it happens though.
I remember some kid denied his autograph because he wasn't Favre or something like that...I bet that kid which is now older realize how bad they fucked up😂😂😂ima 20 year old and I'd die to just see A rod or LeBron James in person. A autograph would be a blessing. but hopefully I'll make it to the pros one day and see em !
Aaron Rodgers and LeBron James two of the best athletes in their respective sports. Good taste in players!
Lol you can see Arod in person. Not sure if he'll talk to you you might be able to give him a shoutout to get his attention. Here's what you do, next time the Packers play at your home town if they're visiting somewhere go by the buses at the end of the game. People are there trying to get autographs but it's fine I saw them.
wuan wuan : A-Rod???? Why?
Autographs are for kids ages 4-14 , you're 20 dude you need to grow up
I did that exact thing as a middle schooler.
NICE LIP GLOSS GRAHAM
I think he loved Brett, but took him for what he was, Brett had an ego, can’t blame him but he was never the mentor type, Brett never wanted to admit he was coming to an end. I wouldn’t either. However he did like Arod and nobody can make that into anything else but that.
Funny how this aged “I wouldn’t know until I was in that situation”
Well...
Chico boyyyy
Good player , good fellow , great team player ,well said!
Compare Rodgers answer to Favre's answer. Rodgers has class.
ROTFL!!! Now thats some funny shit
Rodgers is no FAVRE!
Farve was honest.....it wasn't his job to teach Rodgers anything, he had enough pressure being QB & leading his team and he did what he could.
I'll take honesty over PC B.S. any day.
Aaron should take the rookie on an ayahuasca retreat.
Aaron repping his JUCO days at Butte! Respect. Never forget where you came from
This looked like the interviewer was trying to start shit and Rogers side stepped it.
Keith Meeks not at all. Graham is very respectful. You are way off here.
Aaron Rodgers probably loves that situation
I get it
Anyone else ready to leave if Aaron Rodgers does?
Nah
Nope
i'm not sure what lipgloss Graham is using, but he's doing a good job 👏
Nikhil Resh too heavy blehhh.
Where can I watch these videos live or on a tv channel?
Thanks Brian!!!
Maybe Favre just didn't like him as a person. He doesn't have the best reputation for being likeable.
grow up kid
@Majik0715 Dude you take one incident and claim Favre cheated on his wife several times. Nice fake news there. And guys who played with Rodgers are throwing him under the bus constantly and he is still playing. Give me some guys who played with Favre in GB that say anything bad about him. I'll wait.
@Majik0715 I guess I ll put my head in the sand, while u keep urs in the clouds! U wanna bash favre when Rodgers has alienated his entire family. Good call
@Majik0715 U should be a reporter with this deep dive stuff that no one has heard of. And if alienating ur family because they didn't like ur significant other than half the world would alienate there families lol
Majik0715
Damn bro... I just noticed that first comment of yours is old and you came back to reply a year later...lol Ima throw in my 2 cents & say that both of these guys (Rodgers & Favre) look like assholes equally to me so it’s no surprise that they didn’t like each other...lol But I do give Aaron props for admitting to looking up to Drew (The GOAT🐐 )Brees.
Aaron is humble not arrogant
Who would honestly help someone take their job away? That's the dumbest thing ever. Favre wanted to keep getting paid just like anyone else.
Jalen Davis Favre having a job is good for Favre, but it’s bad for football if he doesn’t pass on the things he’s learned to the next generation...
Jalen Davis dude, that’s part of the game if your not going to help the team that made u big your no better than the devil selfish and bad
Reading between the lines it seems like Farvre knew Rodgers had a special talent like his, greater than his even, and developed this whole "I don't have to help anyone" bullshit philosophy just out of fear. A football player's job is to help his team win. Farvre is a selfish dude for putting his fear of losing his position over the welfare of the team.
having seen Rodgers over the last few years, he comes across as a know it all, Brett probably said F U
Rodgers is a little cocky prick and Farve knew it
Rodgers is the cliché cali know it all dude, he has a fucking huge ego 🙄 Even thought brett one just 1 super bowl out of two, he was a man of the people, he didn't care you were, he gon' be the same with everybody. Favre made me love the packers but Rodgers, god I can't wait to see him go, even with his super bowl win
Favre was the starting quarterback in a "next man up" league. Favre was not selfish- other than wanting to stay employed- and he never put himself over the "welfare of the team". Favre busted his ass and put himself at risk making sure that the team didn't need, or want another quarterback.
Favre was exactly right- it wasn't his job to mentor Rodgers. That's the job of the coaching staff - the same staff that was available to Favre was available to Rodgers.
I'm glad you feel that way Aaron... like I'm REALLY glad you feel that way lol
"What did you most learn from Brett Farve"
There has to be a better way of wording that
Tim how would you word it.
Drew Breeze is a great guy to model after, and for Drew Aikman was a big mentor, and Troy Aikman and a good friends older bro (also named Troy) who taught me is who my son Troy is named after. What you see here in Aaron's maturity, discipline, and how he carries himself is what guy's my age (almost 51) do not see enough of with the millens today, and imo it's because of the soft way they were brought up. One example. My 1st yr in LL BB was 1976, the same yr Bad News Bears came out, and aside from the handing beers out to the kids in the dugout the rest IS pretty much how it was. You could get chewed out, cursed at, or worse for being an idiot, and it could come from any adult, coach, friends parent etc, and it made you tough and wanting to be the best you could be.
this aged well.
lol
Favre was always afraid to loose his starting job. That's why he played through all the injuries. I get Favre's point saying it's not his job being a mentor but a lot of guys in the NFL aproach that different and mentor the new guys.
I see a lot of Favre lovers on here that just don’t have any idea what statistics are. Brett Favre was durable in an age where people could violate a QB, I will give him that, but go to any QB stats page and Rodgers statistically is the greatest of all times. He could throw 80 picks on his next 80 attempts and still be two fold better than anyone statistically. Although he probably will not get the years Brett did. Still statistically the best QB, also statistically the most beaten QB in the NFC championship game, but his Super Bowl wasn’t a win riding Desmond Howard’s coattails either
He definitley didn't learn from him to ignore his family and let them pay for tickets
George Washington nah he learned how to shut out haters and wreck the league
TheBrownKid23 damn straight. My family are the worst people I know. Haven't seen them in 14 years. Wouldn't pay a penny for them
TheBrownKid23 i'm a packers fan tho bro
Majik0715
Haha hell yea.
Tell’m man.
The giant latex preferentially rhyme because system preliminarily squash minus a old-fashioned paperback. debonair, creepy sink
Oof
I'm a Bills fan, but I love watching Rodgers play.
Favre>rodgers
How about a recap video? To see how he feels about now. They should of kept Farve. Farve would of won in the next two years. And it prove Brett was better he took a Green Bay Team led and brought up with Brett. After those couple years went by you seen that Rodgers didn't have what Brett had. Leadership. He has never led a team that he was the leader of to a Superbowl win. He took Bretts team there.
He is the opposite of enthusiastic when talking about Favre.
You can observe a lot just by watching (Yogi Berra)
Well he ain't keeping it shut now. And who is he talking to? We're hearing a lot of talk from media people but nothing from Rodgers. I thought he was suppose to be smart. Looks to me like he's just playing stupid games.
Lip gloss? come on man XD
Is graham wearing makeup? 😂
Yes
skeezy bowl cut
What’s ironic is that this is about to happen to Rodgers in the coming years
Tyler Runs this year lol
2:08 now that’s a real QB.
That’s a bad Muhfucker who can throw right there.
this dude graham predicted the future💀
Well keep it shut again and watch as Love takes over
Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre
He would have acted the same way as Favre and not go out of his way to help someone take his job. He just couldn't say it, cuz it would make him look bad, but that was his first thought. Also, shots at Brett Hundley, Deshone Kizer, etc. who he didn't even consider that they were signed to take his job.
People are talkin like Jordan Love is gonna be as good if not better than Rodgers
go easy on the lip gloss man.
Ha watching was the only thing Brett Favre let Aaron do
His fucking haircut and cargo shorts are unreal
Graham’s lipstick is a bit “robust.”
Graham looks like Jonathan Toews.
Aaron didn't learn shit from Favre
I've never been a Rodgers fan but that was very well said.
Crazy now 4yrs later how their careers are a mirror
Rodgers wants to plead the fifth so bad
I’d still take a Favre in his prime over Aaron Rodgers any day
Bill Cosby you smoking
Training someone to take your job? That's BS. Nothing in his contract said that Favre had to teach young QB's. Did that lack of training help Rodgers? Apparantly, it didn't affect him. He's a pro bowl super bowl winning QB. The QB coach is there for a reason.
For example. Davis Webb got cut by the Giants because the new coach believes Eli has a good 2 to 3 years of playoff football left. He doesn't want a potentially disgruntled Davis Webb hanging around.
What he doesn’t mention is that all quarterbacks have massive egos. They start to develop the confidence, indeed arrogance, early on and that’s one of the personality traits that teams recruit for. So it is inevitable that two or three Type A personalities will clash. There can only be one Number One QB. The competition can bring out the best, or the worst, in players. That’s one of the reasons so many college QBs fail to make it at the pro level. They go from being the BMOC to the bench sliver, and can’t cope.
Bensinger with the makeup and excessive and unnecessary chuckling......hmmm its all adding up now
Brett was not responsible for Aaron. He was paid to win games and play QB. Not to coach. The mentoring thing is something the media creates. No NFL player is paid to take another under their wing so to speak. You can't hold Brett responsible for Aaron. Besides they both turned out to be fantastic QB's by working hard. Nothing is handed to you.
Look at this great critical thinker go
He wears a lot of makeup. It must be unique being gay
I'm from Wisconsin. This guy really asked these questions? LOL. I'm sorry Aaron
Aaron Rodgers's is Brett Favre's Mini-Me. Without Brett there is no Rodgers..period.
Brett handled it better than Aaron
Everyone says farve should have been a better mentor? Why would he help someone take his own job????? You all get payed to play you want the spotlight you earn that on your own .
What do you want Favre to teach Rodgers?! "Don't do what I do!!!"
Seems to me whatever Favre did do or didn't do was OK since Rodgers turned out to be one of the best ever. Right?