BRET AND HIS FAMILY ANSWERED A REQUEST FOR AND AUTOGRAPH PICTURE FOR MY 2 GRANDSONS WITH CANCER AFTER HE WENT TO MINNESOTA! He Sent it with a personal letter,I will always honor and RESPECT THE FAVRES! It must have made a difference,because after 3 years in treatment,they are both fine young men !
One of those games I'll never forget. Not a Packer fan either....but Favre is my favorite player ever, outside of my own team. Football was a different kind of exciting back then.
I'm a Raider fan and I watched that game in a neighborhood tavern in central Wisconsin. Sporting a Raider jersey, of course. Packer fans were pelting me with popcorn and coasters all night, while Raider fans at the game were showing class and humility. The whole thing was hilarious.
Die Hard Vikings fan. At first, I hated they had such a great quarterback. As the years went on, I grew to respect him so much because of his toughness and leadership. I found myself still wanting my vikes to win.. but also glad to see Favre do well. I wished we had him after many defeats. Once he came to the team around 2010 or so.. it was some of my favorite football to watch. He's one of the all-time greats.
Same here! We could be up by 10 with two minutes left and I was still nervous! We didn't always win with those odds... I love him as a player. Hated playing against him though.
This is an Interview of the Centuries. I loved every second of it. Outstanding integrity Mr. Brett Favre. I love you. Edwin ... A Packer Fan since 1958. Go Pack Go !
My father passed away when I was in Hattiesubrg at college. After the funeral I came back and had a concert with the USM JAZZ BAND. My teachers there were so good to me.
I grew up hearing stories about starr, I fell in love with the majik man as a young boy, and then I grew up watching Favre and Rodgers. I am spoiled rotten and am now 46, and am in Love again! Go Pack Go!
There will never be another Favre. As a Green Bay Packer fan, Favre brought back greatness to the team. Going to the games in person, I have never, never, never heard a crowd buzzing like after some of the plays he made. I watched him bring defenses to their knees. It was just cheering, it was thousands of people in the stands saying, "Did I just see that?" Fans who only watch the game on TV don't have a complete picture. On his best days Favre had complete mastery of the field. 100 yards to most quarterbacks looked like only 30 yards to Favre. His talent shrunk the field.
Green Bay Packers have been my favorite team since Bart Star won😊two of the first Super Bowls with Vince Lombardi which is the name Sake of the SB Trophy , but I remember watching Brett Favre playing with the Packers and he looks as he having more fun then anyone on the field, love watching him play to win. Thanks Brett
It’s been over 10 years since Favre played in an NFL game. To this day it is difficult to get through any entire NFL game without the announcers saying his name. That is the ultimate testament to Favre’s greatness as an NFL QB…
Yeah a legend with a strong d-pic game who knows how to be fiscally sound by letting the government i.e. taxpayers pay for Volleyball courts... Respect 😅
to me Brett Favre and John Madden are linked since John Madden would say his name at least 200 times per broadcast and that's even if the Packers weren't playing.
No. 4 was exciting and fun to watch, equally for the great plays he made and the terrible plays he made that lost playoff games. His team won one Super Bowl, lost another, and never played in another. I would say he hasn't done much to help his personal reputation after stealing money from disabled people to build volleyball courts for his daughter's team. Those TD passes don't make up for that.
I've always been a Niner fan, my whole life. Our teams have had some sepctacular games over the years. For some reason, I still admired Favre even though he spoiled so many Sundays for me. He played with so much heart, it was fun to be part of. I have complete respect for Brett.
When we got Brett in MN, it was so sweet! I was at a Sf vs mn game and behind sf with seconds left Brett scrambled at the 50 yard line and was in the jersey grasp of a 49er and Brett let it go around 60 yards to the back of the end zone and we won!!! But that division championship against the saints really showed the man of steel Brett was and i was so mad at the NFL REFS for letting Brett take such a physical beating (bounty) and not call or eject any saint (and they were no saints out there on New Orlenes side) that was so cheap!! ... Brett didn't say this in the interview, but the day after, he lifted up his shirt, and his whole body was bruised up top to bottom, no exaggeration! Needless to say, I respected Brett's heart that much more.❤
Bears fan.. Favre is the toughest QB of all time. I always thought he was made out of rock. He's built different. Fun to watch, carefree but passionate
Just a couple plays go a little different and even with the bounty on him, he and that team still almost whips the team the NFL wanted to win a championship. Same with 07 in Green Bay. He was razor sharp both of those seasons.
Bret, was a great, he loved the game, he loved his teammates, he played the game hurt all the time never set out, is passion for game was unbelievable, he was the best, it was never about the money, hats off to one of the greatest players to play the game, he loved football.
I was 18-19 when he took over for the quarterback of the Packers. The history of what he did throughout his career is second to none. I've never wanted to miss a game. Win or lose. It was for me, the most exciting time on the NFL. He may not be the best QB of all time, but he was sure as hell the most exciting player I've ever witnessed. His passion for the game is unrivaled. He gave it all every game. No excuses, the best I've ever seen in my lifetime. Every play, every down. Determined to win at all costs. #4.
I appreciate your loyalty - and he was a great player and a great quarterback. but all-time greatest has to go to the qbs with Seven SBs - including one for TampaBrady and the ones with four SBs. Joe is my guy. and the man with Seven SBs over twenty years was a great football player and a great qb (Too). no denying the legend of Farve - 297 consecutive starts. broken ankle, broken hand, broken shoulder - he played.
he always gave 100% on ever single play. i don't ever remember him throwing the ball away. all people talk about are the INTs but he doesn't even have the highest INT ratio
I'm just old enough to have seen both the Jordan Flu game and the Favre's dad game. Honestly, I look at both in the same light. They're both 2 of the greatest performances by an athlete ever and they transcend the games that we all love. The sheer will and determination to triumph over adversity and then actually doing it is what makes men & women into legends. Brett Favre, like him or not, is a legend and always will be.
Had the opportunity to get a private tour of the Packers locker room in 1997 during playoff week. Stood right in front of Favre's locker and Reggie Whites and just stared. What a magical moment. I miss those years.
I am a life long Raiders fan. I love everything about Brett Favre. Growing up in the 90’s & 2000’s, living in the west coast, I would always watch the Green Bay Packers on Sundays 10am games. I watched the Packers because of Brett Favre and I always rooted for him to win. Then I would watch the Raiders. Brett Favre made NFL Sundays great. Lots of fun. I used to go out in the yard or on the field at school and imitate his throwing motions and I would throw as hard as I could. Because when your a kid in the 90’s the quarterback you wanted to be was Brett Favre. No one else was better than #4.
The aura of not just Green Bay but Wisconsin and all Packland changed when he came along with Wolf etc. He made every game feel like a game that could be won. Maybe on 1 hand i could count where it felt he wasnt all there. Every other time which was all the time he gave it all and was fucking GOOD on top of that.
it would be nice if you would put the date of the interview in the title considering so much more has happened since the interviews for a lot of these players.
I still get goosebumps watching old clips of my favorite QB. Life at that time revolved around Packer games. What we wore on game days or casual Fridays at work or school. Whose house are we watching the game at? What food are we making? Its someones birthday on game day. Thats great, we'll make it a party, everyone wear their jerseys. Everyone was watching Packers so much so that even in a bigger city, very few cars were driving around during the game. The Favre era was the best era, and I know people were very sad to see him retire and move on to the Jets and the Vikings.
Joe Buck has to be as perceptive an interviewer as I've ever seen. He allows his guests to tell their story in the way they feel most comfortable doing which often includes sensitive or difficult- areas that they want to express from their perspective because they know that Joe has done the research and respects the guests feelings on whether or not they wish to discuss certain topics. Either way, Joe has empathy for their position and is not patronizing. I think that attention to details along with the respect for the authenticity of each person's life story, makes Joe such a fine interviewer.
As a Vikings fan I want to say… Brett Favre.. I hate you… but I love you and I miss you on the field. Thank you for all the good times as I cheered against you and when I cheered for you. You’ll always be my favorite qb.
Great interview!!! I was never a native GB fan, but always loved Favre and respected the Packers organization. To be completely honest, I was always a John Madden Raiders fan since I was a young boy. I remember watching the Oakland game the night he found out his father passed. Absolutely gut wrenching... you could see the pain in his face. His composure, and performance that evening was legendary. Literally, was unbelievable. Nothing but love and respect for Brett as a player and person. Again, absolutely great interview. It was a pleasure to watch! Joe - your closing commments about covering Brett were spot on the mark! Nice job! Thanks for the memories Brett; your father was, and raised, a great man!
This was recorded in 2016 before all the recent legal drama he’s been in in case anyone was wondering. Joe and Brett both look about 5-10 years younger here
I was literally about to say I don't see how in the world he's sitting there talking about his daughter playing volleyball when he did the things he did for her to have a place to play volleyball! I was seriously thinking to myself "you've got to be an even bigger moron then we already know to sit there and talk about the same daughter playing the same sport that you were willing to bamboozle the people of Mississippi out of their money for her to have a place to play volleyball"!!bWhat a Loser.. he's sitting there talking about how the people of Mississippi don't make a bunch of money and his mother was a teacher and teachers in Mississippi don't make a bunch of money, but he had no problem ripping the people of Mississippi off of their money. What an ASSHOLE because at the time of this recording some of that had to have been in the works. It's already 2024 now! Very much so did it have to be in the works already by now at the time of this recording..WHAT A P.O.S
Absolutely my childhood idol, was this man. I legitimately cried when he retired. I don’t care what anyone says , that will forever be the Goat to me! So many great memories thanks to this guy, most fun player to watch hands down.
From his first college game, first pro game, winning the Super Bowl, having his best game ever the day after his father dies, all the comeback victories this man is absolutely Legend!
Brett Favre is the reason I became a Packers fan!! I’ve always loved Favre and rooted for him regardless of what team he played for!! But I can honestly say that I love him even more after watching this!! ❤
My 2 friends were southern miss fans and they made me go to blue grey bowl game on Xmas day to see they’re Farve QB. They told me that day he’d be an nfl legend.
Favre- I feel blessed to have watched such an athlete and human being. One of my greatest role models for many reasons. Thanks for all the years, Brett!
He changed the whole trajectory for the Packers ! His legacy continues with Rodger’s and Love. I own one Share of the Packers and will be a fan forever ! I’m not gonna lie. I RUclips his games often. GOAT
As a Cowboys fan, I always loved playoff time because I KNEW we were gonna have to play one of our NFC East foes, and after we blasted them (inevitably 😂), there was always either Young and the Niners waiting or Favre and the Cheeseheads waiting. And it was ALWAYS a battle and it was ALWAYS FUN, win or lose. I miss those days. Watching Cowboys football with my family around. I miss you Grandpa Elias, Tio Neto, and my Primo Leon. RIP to you all. I miss you. Brett Favre has a place in my heart because he’s part of those memories. Class act that Cheesehead. - Die hard Cowboy fan
My second all time quarterback! Terry Bradshaw as my first. He and Terry was tough as nails and did what they had to do to win games! Both had bomber arms.
He is an example to every young man who wants be great. That’s what it takes - be tougher than than everybody else and never quit, no matter what happens. Being scared is no way to go through life.
I was very very young just started gettin into football and Favre had a lot to do with it, I remember that first year of him and knowing how scrappy he was and just knowing we had a good chance against anyone wih him running the show. I still remember actually him having to he taught to stop dropping his shoulders and plowing into linebackers when he rushed. Cuz the guy used to just try to stream roll everyone like he was a running back. He used to tackle dudes when he threw interceptions lol.
@@Ken-ck4zn I know this comment was directed to me but what does a senile old man that loads a diaper in his pants have to do with Brett Favre and football?
The reason so many people like myself are in to football. Brett was not perfect, and few people in the NFL are it seems, but Ill always will be thankful I got to watch him. Also great interview by Joe. Going to have to check out the rest of these!
nobody is perfect, but to steal money from starving hungry people to build a volleyball court for your child when you can easily do the same from your own pocket? that is not not perfect, that is some very special disgusting human being.
I was never a pro player (basketball & downhill skiing) and here I sit with blown out pinky on my left hand, worn out left knee 3 times scoped (one legged jumper) 3 crushed vertebra (skiing) and amazingly no pain issues, but definitely performance fall off. What I would like to know from these iconic players is, what physical issues do they live with in retirement… and to hear the body count of injuries suffered in their career. Most folks don’t even know or understand what brutality they endured in a career… we heard a bit from Brett… but there is a lot more I’m sure would very interesting.
he also set the standard for how low an athlete can get as a human being. he is certainly a standard setter! thats for sure. hernandez had the standard before, but favre could nt stand it and so he decided to top that, by stealing from the poor hungray americans to build? a temple? a church? a water canal? no, a volleyball court for his daughter!
Joe Buck, thank you for the video. I believe a big reason for the success of Aaron Rodgers and now Jordan Love is because of the quarterback DNA that Brett Favre provided. May God Bless.
There are a lot of well talented athletes, musicians, song writers, etc…. in Mississippi. Many are overlooked. Just like Brett many athletes have the (Will) to win and the determination to tough it out and will not take (No) for an answer. Brett was not only great he was also exciting to watch. Another Mississippi athlete is out there right now playing for the Las Vegas Raiders, Gardner Minshew. He also is exciting to watch.
As a Vikings fan I used to hate Brett Favre when he was with Green Bay because he’d always find a way to beat us. But when he came to Minnesota that ‘09 season was something special. One of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game.
As a packer fan I never held that against Favre for going Minnesota I was pissed at the organization for letting him go . I wanted him to do good . Fran Tarkenton Joe Namath were my childhood hero QB , never had anymore favorite players until Favre in my 20’s and my 30’s for his toughness etc . Still respect the heck out of him .
As a lifelong Packer fan I hate that I was rooting hard against him in that Saints game but I was. I was hoping for revenge as much as he was when he played GB that year.
He always beat my Niners. I couldn't stand him, but if I had a team and I needed a QB, I'd take him in a heartbeat. He could sling it and make great things happen like no other
why does the video keep skipping through the football game footage? its rather annoying. is there someplace else to watch this interview that doesn't have parts cut-out?
You used to get me pretty angry when you would throw those bad passes, but WOW when you were on target, no one Loved you more than me.....A Packer Fan from Wisconsin.
Every now and again I go back and watch that game against the raiders just to feel what I felt watching that night
BRET AND HIS FAMILY ANSWERED A REQUEST FOR AND AUTOGRAPH PICTURE FOR MY 2 GRANDSONS WITH CANCER AFTER HE WENT TO MINNESOTA! He Sent it with a personal letter,I will always honor and RESPECT THE FAVRES! It must have made a difference,because after 3 years in treatment,they are both fine young men !
The game where Brett Favre father died was such an awesome performance. Im not a Packers fan but I always enjoyed watching Brett Favre play football
That was a all time classic performance.
One of those games I'll never forget. Not a Packer fan either....but Favre is my favorite player ever, outside of my own team. Football was a different kind of exciting back then.
I'm a Raider fan and I watched that game in a neighborhood tavern in central Wisconsin. Sporting a Raider jersey, of course. Packer fans were pelting me with popcorn and coasters all night, while Raider fans at the game were showing class and humility.
The whole thing was hilarious.
@KenD67 I think that was just the 1st half.lol
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If you love football,,. Brett Favre was must see TV, win or lose this guy was the most exciting QB I've ever seen
As a Chicago Bears fan, it was always so hard to root against this guy - I’m a Bears fan but truly was always a Brett Favre fan… loved this!
#4
as a packers fan i always rooted for jay cutler 😅
Now that’s cool. From this Packer fan. Walter Payton is the goat! Sweatness
Niners fan same.
Die Hard Vikings fan. At first, I hated they had such a great quarterback. As the years went on, I grew to respect him so much because of his toughness and leadership. I found myself still wanting my vikes to win.. but also glad to see Favre do well. I wished we had him after many defeats. Once he came to the team around 2010 or so.. it was some of my favorite football to watch. He's one of the all-time greats.
Same here! We could be up by 10 with two minutes left and I was still nervous! We didn't always win with those odds... I love him as a player. Hated playing against him though.
It was really nice for Brett to be so candid about his difficulties. Great interview!
@@LutheranTruckin really?
This is an Interview of the Centuries. I loved every second of it. Outstanding integrity Mr. Brett Favre. I love you. Edwin ... A Packer Fan since 1958. Go Pack Go !
My father passed away when I was in Hattiesubrg at college. After the funeral I came back and had a concert with the USM JAZZ BAND. My teachers there were so good to me.
I grew up hearing stories about starr, I fell in love with the majik man as a young boy, and then I grew up watching Favre and Rodgers. I am spoiled rotten and am now 46, and am in Love again! Go Pack Go!
Green Bay's legacy is amazing, back to Don Hutson, Vince Lombardi, Paul Hornung, Ray Nitschke, and Sterling Sharpe and likely Jordan Love.
There will never be another Favre. As a Green Bay Packer fan, Favre brought back greatness to the team. Going to the games in person, I have never, never, never heard a crowd buzzing like after some of the plays he made. I watched him bring defenses to their knees. It was just cheering, it was thousands of people in the stands saying, "Did I just see that?" Fans who only watch the game on TV don't have a complete picture. On his best days Favre had complete mastery of the field. 100 yards to most quarterbacks looked like only 30 yards to Favre. His talent shrunk the field.
Brett is the reason why i like football and i like the Packers since 95. Thanks Brett for the great memories...
Green Bay Packers have been my favorite team since Bart Star won😊two of the first Super Bowls with Vince Lombardi which is the name Sake of the SB Trophy , but I remember watching Brett Favre playing with the Packers and he looks as he having more fun then anyone on the field, love watching him play to win. Thanks Brett
Absolutely loved watching you play! Thank you #4 !!!!
It’s been over 10 years since Favre played in an NFL game. To this day it is difficult to get through any entire NFL game without the announcers saying his name. That is the ultimate testament to Favre’s greatness as an NFL QB…
And still comparines the QB of Green Bay to him. The man is the legend and alway will be.
A legend in football a complete A** in life! Stealing welfare funds?! Really?!?
Yeah a legend with a strong d-pic game who knows how to be fiscally sound by letting the government i.e. taxpayers pay for Volleyball courts... Respect 😅
Long after Favre is gone... they'll still talk about him .. he's cemented into NFL history.
to me Brett Favre and John Madden are linked since John Madden would say his name at least 200 times per broadcast and that's even if the Packers weren't playing.
The joy this guy brought to Green Bay football will never be forgotten. Glad to be a fan during his era, just plain fun!
Now it’s Jordan Love’s turn👌
You kinda get the same feeling with love
Yep, Go Pack Go!!
No. 4 was exciting and fun to watch, equally for the great plays he made and the terrible plays he made that lost playoff games. His team won one Super Bowl, lost another, and never played in another. I would say he hasn't done much to help his personal reputation after stealing money from disabled people to build volleyball courts for his daughter's team. Those TD passes don't make up for that.
Packers had Favre and Rodgers for 30 straight years…. They won only 2 SBs. What a disgrace.
@@MonteVanVleet facts friend. That's how many southern folks think. Praise God and fuk anyone else
This was such a great interview. Brought back many great memories of my childhood. Thank you, Joe Buck.
I've always been a Niner fan, my whole life. Our teams have had some sepctacular games over the years. For some reason, I still admired Favre even though he spoiled so many Sundays for me. He played with so much heart, it was fun to be part of. I have complete respect for Brett.
Packers fan here. Before their 90’s resurgence, Montana was the QB I admired throughout the 80’s. I consider Joe the greatest QB of all time!
When we got Brett in MN, it was so sweet! I was at a Sf vs mn game and behind sf with seconds left Brett scrambled at the 50 yard line and was in the jersey grasp of a 49er and Brett let it go around 60 yards to the back of the end zone and we won!!! But that division championship against the saints really showed the man of steel Brett was and i was so mad at the NFL REFS for letting Brett take such a physical beating (bounty) and not call or eject any saint (and they were no saints out there on New Orlenes side) that was so cheap!! ... Brett didn't say this in the interview, but the day after, he lifted up his shirt, and his whole body was bruised up top to bottom, no exaggeration! Needless to say, I respected Brett's heart that much more.❤
Yes pissed me off too, he was beaten up and not a flag! That's was crap! Refs had to hate him! Sorry individuals!
@@bradleymiller7375an nfl rigged game with bounty hunters. 😢
Bears fan.. Favre is the toughest QB of all time. I always thought he was made out of rock. He's built different. Fun to watch, carefree but passionate
Just a couple plays go a little different and even with the bounty on him, he and that team still almost whips the team the NFL wanted to win a championship. Same with 07 in Green Bay. He was razor sharp both of those seasons.
... 👍 I agree! It was a thrill to see Brett and all the passion he plays with both in grren and gold and purple and gold!!!❤❤
Bret, was a great, he loved the game, he loved his teammates, he played the game hurt all the time never set out, is passion for game was unbelievable, he was the best, it was never about the money, hats off to one of the greatest players to play the game, he loved football.
I was 18-19 when he took over for the quarterback of the Packers. The history of what he did throughout his career is second to none. I've never wanted to miss a game. Win or lose. It was for me, the most exciting time on the NFL. He may not be the best QB of all time, but he was sure as hell the most exciting player I've ever witnessed. His passion for the game is unrivaled. He gave it all every game. No excuses, the best I've ever seen in my lifetime. Every play, every down. Determined to win at all costs. #4.
Nice comment because everything you said was dead on .
I appreciate your loyalty - and he was a great player and a great quarterback. but all-time greatest has to go to the qbs with Seven SBs - including one for TampaBrady and the ones with four SBs. Joe is my guy. and the man with Seven SBs over twenty years was a great football player and a great qb (Too). no denying the legend of Farve - 297 consecutive starts. broken ankle, broken hand, broken shoulder - he played.
he always gave 100% on ever single play. i don't ever remember him throwing the ball away. all people talk about are the INTs but he doesn't even have the highest INT ratio
@@tomj47you’re annoying
I am a Viking fan and Brett Favre was my favorite player in the NFL. For all of the reasons you just mentioned.
I miss watching Brett play football, he made it fun to play the game!🤩😚😂
I'm just old enough to have seen both the Jordan Flu game and the Favre's dad game.
Honestly, I look at both in the same light. They're both 2 of the greatest performances by an athlete ever and they transcend the games that we all love. The sheer will and determination to triumph over adversity and then actually doing it is what makes men & women into legends. Brett Favre, like him or not, is a legend and always will be.
The flu game was a fraud.
Had the opportunity to get a private tour of the Packers locker room in 1997 during playoff week. Stood right in front of Favre's locker and Reggie Whites and just stared. What a magical moment. I miss those years.
Favre would be like John Madden on TV. A legend.
Tough dad, leadership, ability, sense of humour, licked a drug habit and that wonderful southern drawl that I could listen to all day😊
My all time favorite player. Why I started loving football at like age 8 watching it with my Grandpa.
A true legend! I was born and raised in colorado, and a huge Broncos fan. But how could anyone not love bret farve? A true legend!
I am a life long Raiders fan. I love everything about Brett Favre. Growing up in the 90’s & 2000’s, living in the west coast, I would always watch the Green Bay Packers on Sundays 10am games. I watched the Packers because of Brett Favre and I always rooted for him to win. Then I would watch the Raiders. Brett Favre made NFL Sundays great. Lots of fun. I used to go out in the yard or on the field at school and imitate his throwing motions and I would throw as hard as I could. Because when your a kid in the 90’s the quarterback you wanted to be was Brett Favre. No one else was better than #4.
Raider fan here as well and definitely #4 is my all time favorite QB. Born in the 80s but the 90s raised me. Watching Favre was fun
Do u Raiders fans remember Charlie Garner?
The aura of not just Green Bay but Wisconsin and all Packland changed when he came along with Wolf etc. He made every game feel like a game that could be won. Maybe on 1 hand i could count where it felt he wasnt all there. Every other time which was all the time he gave it all and was fucking GOOD on top of that.
Wow. This was awesome. Was the best Favre interview I’ve seen in long time. Joe Buck done a great job!
I watched a lot of Frank Caliendo impressions and his John Madden - Bret Favre was on point. Would’ve loved a little reference on that lol.
it would be nice if you would put the date of the interview in the title considering so much more has happened since the interviews for a lot of these players.
Well, a lot of what has happened to Favre, is due to the fact that he dared to disagree with the media narrative.
I still get goosebumps watching old clips of my favorite QB. Life at that time revolved around Packer games. What we wore on game days or casual Fridays at work or school. Whose house are we watching the game at? What food are we making? Its someones birthday on game day. Thats great, we'll make it a party, everyone wear their jerseys.
Everyone was watching Packers so much so that even in a bigger city, very few cars were driving around during the game. The Favre era was the best era, and I know people were very sad to see him retire and move on to the Jets and the Vikings.
He is still and always be one of my all time favorites. I'm a Raiders fan
Joe Buck has to be as perceptive
an interviewer as I've ever seen.
He allows his guests to tell their
story in the way they feel most
comfortable doing which often
includes sensitive or difficult-
areas that they want to express
from their perspective because
they know that Joe has done the
research and respects the guests
feelings on whether or not they
wish to discuss certain topics.
Either way, Joe has empathy for
their position and is not patronizing. I think that attention
to details along with the respect
for the authenticity of each person's life story, makes Joe such
a fine interviewer.
As a Vikings fan I want to say… Brett Favre.. I hate you… but I love you and I miss you on the field. Thank you for all the good times as I cheered against you and when I cheered for you. You’ll always be my favorite qb.
Green Bay Packers fan here...I hate you, but I love and respect this fuckin' comment and sentiment
Great interview!!! I was never a native GB fan, but always loved Favre and respected the Packers organization. To be completely honest, I was always a John Madden Raiders fan since I was a young boy. I remember watching the Oakland game the night he found out his father passed. Absolutely gut wrenching... you could see the pain in his face. His composure, and performance that evening was legendary. Literally, was unbelievable. Nothing but love and respect for Brett as a player and person. Again, absolutely great interview. It was a pleasure to watch! Joe - your closing commments about covering Brett were spot on the mark! Nice job! Thanks for the memories Brett; your father was, and raised, a great man!
Thanks for doing this interview Joe, you are a good friend. Much love for Brett Favre.
Great interview as always!! I’ll have to talk about this in my show. Incredible journey for Favre.
I wanted him to be able to win the Superbowl one last time. Great player, enjoyed watching Him play.
This was recorded in 2016 before all the recent legal drama he’s been in in case anyone was wondering. Joe and Brett both look about 5-10 years younger here
Thank you. That was not made clear to me.
Wondered why he didn't ask about it
Adrenochrome (just kidding)
I was literally about to say I don't see how in the world he's sitting there talking about his daughter playing volleyball when he did the things he did for her to have a place to play volleyball! I was seriously thinking to myself "you've got to be an even bigger moron then we already know to sit there and talk about the same daughter playing the same sport that you were willing to bamboozle the people of Mississippi out of their money for her to have a place to play volleyball"!!bWhat a Loser.. he's sitting there talking about how the people of Mississippi don't make a bunch of money and his mother was a teacher and teachers in Mississippi don't make a bunch of money, but he had no problem ripping the people of Mississippi off of their money. What an ASSHOLE because at the time of this recording some of that had to have been in the works. It's already 2024 now! Very much so did it have to be in the works already by now at the time of this recording..WHAT A P.O.S
Still hasn’t shaved his beard 😂
Life long RAIDERS fan. 💯❤️ Brett Favre. He is 💯 real and a class act. Thanks for all the great memories Brett!
He was the most entertaining athlete i have ever watched. Thanks 4 for all the memories
Absolutely my childhood idol, was this man. I legitimately cried when he retired. I don’t care what anyone says , that will forever be the Goat to me! So many great memories thanks to this guy, most fun player to watch hands down.
Your going to tell me that all these documentaries have been kept for nearly 8 years and just now being released. Pure gold..😊
I've just found these also for the first time within the last few weeks. For the first few I thought it was current 2023/24 programming lol
From his first college game, first pro game, winning the Super Bowl, having his best game ever the day after his father dies, all the comeback victories this man is absolutely Legend!
Brett, Pass Christian here. You made us all VERY proud. God Bless you...
I pulled for Brett his whole career. He was exciting to watch every Sunday. Great interview from Joe also. Excellent.
I remember watching that game against the Raiders still gives me goosebumps and wet eyes 21 years later.
Brett Favre is the reason I became a Packers fan!! I’ve always loved Favre and rooted for him regardless of what team he played for!! But I can honestly say that I love him even more after watching this!! ❤
My 2 friends were southern miss fans and they made me go to blue grey bowl game on Xmas day to see they’re Farve QB. They told me that day he’d be an nfl legend.
Favre- I feel blessed to have watched such an athlete and human being. One of my greatest role models for many reasons. Thanks for all the years, Brett!
This was the MOST enjoyable of all the Joe Buck interviews.
He changed the whole trajectory for the Packers ! His legacy continues with Rodger’s and Love. I own one Share of the Packers and will be a fan forever ! I’m not gonna lie. I RUclips his games often. GOAT
well done gents, #4 near & dear to our hearts, fan for all time
As a Cowboys fan, I always loved playoff time because I KNEW we were gonna have to play one of our NFC East foes, and after we blasted them (inevitably 😂), there was always either Young and the Niners waiting or Favre and the Cheeseheads waiting. And it was ALWAYS a battle and it was ALWAYS FUN, win or lose.
I miss those days. Watching Cowboys football with my family around. I miss you Grandpa Elias, Tio Neto, and my Primo Leon. RIP to you all. I miss you.
Brett Favre has a place in my heart because he’s part of those memories.
Class act that Cheesehead.
- Die hard Cowboy fan
Thanks Joe great interview with #4
Damn, you have no idea how bad I miss this guy... I cant watch a football game without thinking of him. He's a legend!!
My second all time quarterback! Terry Bradshaw as my first. He and Terry was tough as nails and did what they had to do to win games! Both had bomber arms.
And they called their own plays! Remarkable!
Agree. Bert Jones too. The Ruston Rifle.
Very nice... Life long LIONS fan...but always liked, admired and respected Brett for simply being 'human' 😎
Who was always fun watching him play the game wild west Gunslinger
Joe-Brett
Fantastic Interview
go pack, still get the chills, watching high light of him the super bowl
#gunslinger
So many great memories. Thank you Brett. 😃
He is an example to every young man who wants be great. That’s what it takes - be tougher than than everybody else and never quit, no matter what happens. Being scared is no way to go through life.
Great interview, wonderful show......Thank you Joe Buck!
I'm a born and raised Texan and to this day Bret Favre is the greatest NFL quarterback ever and he's what made me a green bay fan for life
Craziest arm in NFL history. Should have its own buss in the Hall of Fame.
Continue to enjoy my signed football from Brett. Thank you for the years and person you became.
You and Ray Guy are 2 of the finest ever DAMN
Great 👍 Interview 🏈💥
Every time I hear Brett Favre, I am reminded of how important he was to the history of the Green Bay Packers. What a great athlete!
Truth
I was very very young just started gettin into football and Favre had a lot to do with it, I remember that first year of him and knowing how scrappy he was and just knowing we had a good chance against anyone wih him running the show. I still remember actually him having to he taught to stop dropping his shoulders and plowing into linebackers when he rushed. Cuz the guy used to just try to stream roll everyone like he was a running back. He used to tackle dudes when he threw interceptions lol.
I remember him stealing millions from the poor
@@Cyclingmt.lemmon, you probably voted for bribem
@@Ken-ck4zn I know this comment was directed to me but what does a senile old man that loads a diaper in his pants have to do with Brett Favre and football?
The reason so many people like myself are in to football. Brett was not perfect, and few people in the NFL are it seems, but Ill always will be thankful I got to watch him. Also great interview by Joe. Going to have to check out the rest of these!
nobody is perfect, but to steal money from starving hungry people to build a volleyball court for your child when you can easily do the same from your own pocket? that is not not perfect, that is some very special disgusting human being.
I was never a pro player (basketball & downhill skiing) and here I sit with blown out pinky on my left hand, worn out left knee 3 times scoped (one legged jumper) 3 crushed vertebra (skiing) and amazingly no pain issues, but definitely performance fall off. What I would like to know from these iconic players is, what physical issues do they live with in retirement… and to hear the body count of injuries suffered in their career. Most folks don’t even know or understand what brutality they endured in a career… we heard a bit from Brett… but there is a lot more I’m sure would very interesting.
Yes our Golden years Hahaha!
Great interview was one the greatest to ever plAy surely one of the toughest for sure
Is the audio out of sync with the video for everyone else starting a little after the 22 minute mark?
Favre set the standard for excitement in a game and toughness of himself and his team!
he also set the standard for how low an athlete can get as a human being.
he is certainly a standard setter! thats for sure.
hernandez had the standard before, but favre could nt stand it and so he decided to top that, by stealing from the poor hungray americans to build? a temple? a church? a water canal? no, a volleyball court for his daughter!
Favre haters are complete losers.
@CP-ct5hp wow can u back this up?? Mouth!!!
@@AsifKhan-hf9zywhat about those photos, he sent to that girl?? His junk, hoping that was a lie!
Thank you for having Brett on your podcast show.always a huge fan
Joe Buck, thank you for the video. I believe a big reason for the success of Aaron Rodgers and now Jordan Love is because of the quarterback DNA that Brett Favre provided. May God Bless.
And then there is the volleyball scandal stealing money from the poorest of the poor in poverty stricken Miss. What a guy, eh!
DNA brett favre provided? you mean brett favre shanked the mother of Jordan Love?
jesus. what next.
@@jonathanstein5049what’s the matter? No cte get out of jail free card for the white players?
@@Docstantinople huh?
@@Docstantinople white supremacist alert.. 🚨
He may have stepped on it after football.. But man was an outstanding Quarterback.
There are a lot of well talented athletes, musicians, song writers, etc…. in Mississippi. Many are overlooked. Just like Brett many athletes have the (Will) to win and the determination to tough it out and will not take (No) for an answer. Brett was not only great he was also exciting to watch. Another Mississippi athlete is out there right now playing for the Las Vegas Raiders, Gardner Minshew. He also is exciting to watch.
As a Vikings fan I used to hate Brett Favre when he was with Green Bay because he’d always find a way to beat us. But when he came to Minnesota that ‘09 season was something special. One of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game.
Beautiful work!
A flawed man, but remains my favorite NFL player of all time.
We are all flawed.
I sorta quit watching football
For almost 2o years
Till I saw him play
Got me back into it
Never saw anything like him
Basically skipped the dark ages of the 70’s and 80’s? I wouldn’t blame you lol
As a packer fan I never held that against Favre for going Minnesota I was pissed at the organization for letting him go . I wanted him to do good . Fran Tarkenton Joe Namath were my childhood hero QB , never had anymore favorite players until Favre in my 20’s and my 30’s for his toughness etc . Still respect the heck out of him .
As a Vikes fan it was a fun year for us. It always ends in heartache but all of the same, it was fun and we'll always remember Brett fondly as well
As a lifelong Packer fan I hate that I was rooting hard against him in that Saints game but I was. I was hoping for revenge as much as he was when he played GB that year.
One of the best nfl games was packers vs Vikings. Brett brought it home.
One of the most exciting gunslingers ive ever seen him and big ben are the toughest qbs I've ever seen thank Brett Farve for the Thrillers #4 💯 🏈 🔥
The game right after his dad passed away is still one of the best qb performances ever
I love Brett and I'm not aloud too... I'm from Chicago
I am a Lions fan my whole life..but I always loved and respected Bret Farve..😉👍
He always beat my Niners. I couldn't stand him, but if I had a team and I needed a QB, I'd take him in a heartbeat. He could sling it and make great things happen like no other
Did you enjoy his dik pic?
The Paul Bunyan of NFL history
WTF?!
Brett starting in GB was when I became a Packer fan. Been a Cheesehead faithful ever since!
As a lifelong Cowboys fan , I was both elated and tormented by two opposing QB's through the early years. Brett Favre and Joe Montana.
I'm in central Wisconsin, WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video and capture of a true legend in many ways. Well done!
why does the video keep skipping through the football game footage? its rather annoying. is there someplace else to watch this interview that doesn't have parts cut-out?
Very good interview
Brett Favre…so many things to say
Can we love Brett again :( my hero
Lets face it he was never a perfect man
Nobody is.
@@ivywoodxrecords Most don't steal from the poor in the poorest state.
@@drexlspivey3047oh please. Every kid steals, does bad things. f u
Favre is an awesome storyteller!
You used to get me pretty angry when you would throw those bad passes, but WOW when you were on target, no one Loved you more than me.....A Packer Fan from Wisconsin.