Caught that game on vhs...still can’t rewatch it😔 but man is it ever good motivation for whatever I’m doing when I think about it!....if he can get back on that field after THAT beating....I can muster up some motivation to do what I’m doing😌💚💛💚💛F4L!!!!
As a Favre fan living in MN it was really hard to be a fan growing up with my family always messing with me but i couldnt have been happier when i learned that he was gonna play for the Vikings, He will always be my favorite player of all time #4
+Andrew Dennison Hey, even some of us Bears fans loved Brett Favre. Just not the two times a year that we played. Or when his playing well was the deciding factor for us not getting to the playoffs. Which, as cruddy as the Bears were for a lot of Favre's career, wasn't that often anyway.
how could people forget about bret smh such a beast that game was emotional for him but his dad would have been proud of him he doesn't get the respect he should be getting at all I'm 26 and I can remember being a little kid watching him play I always been a greenbay fan and will remain a greenbay fan long live bret much respect from me.💪💪💪
Rilley MacConnell I think cause he did not retire but played for another team....packers fans needed to that he could not quit....he just loved the game so much....man it is fun watching him in those videos! !!
you shouldn't have to forgive him....we as Packers fan shouldn't of got mad at him. the franchise turned thier back on him...and he did what anyone would want to do... get revenge. we all know the Packers wouldn't be shit without him.
I was only two years old for the '98 season. I don't remember any of it and I can only watch videos and read about that team. However I vividly remember the '09 season. That team was exciting as hell. Watching Brett have some of his best seasons on the tail end of his career in purple and gold was amazing. I would've loved to see him hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the year, but watching him beat the Packers twice was a great consolation.
Before I share my story, I'll give you the background.. I was born, raised and live in Central MA..the heart of Patriot Nation, to whom I am not a fan of..never have been.. ..in 95, the SB 30 season, I was 11 and watching the NFC Championship with my dad. The Cowboys (who ended up winning to meet Pittsburgh in the Bowl) were playing the Packers and I was absolutely mesmerized by the way Brett Favre was PLAYING..I Emphasize playing cause it was obvious he was having fun. He was making throws nobody else should ever try, he was jumping around like a kid and he wouldn't let his mistakes get the better of him..basically playing backyard football. Anyways, at halftime, I asked my dad, 'who is that guy playing quarterback for the green team' (road game in Dallas, they were wearing their green home jerseys) He said, 'that's Brett Favre. He's the new QB for the Packers. Isn't he something else?' Me, being 11, said 'yup. He's my new favorite player and the Packers are my new favorite team' Fast forward a year and the Pack was playing New England in SB31.. I was in 6th grade went to a pre k-8 Catholic school with full uniforms..BUT the Friday before SB31, we were allowed to wear anything SB related... Being from Worcester, MA, in the absolute middle of Pats Nation I was the ONLY KID in the whole school, out of 800 kids, to come to school in full Green and Gold Garb..Favre jersey, the lightning bolt Packers hat from the mid 90s and my Packer starter jacket..needless to say I got hated on for the rest of the school year. But I've been a cheesehead ever since ..i HATE the Gaytriots..always have, always will.. Favre>Brady....and the ONLY reason needed is that Brady has missed 19 games over his 18 years..Favre didn't miss one till his 19th 321 starts in a row..no other player (not just QB), will ever come close to touching that.. He is a true ironman
You have skills man. Came to see some old highlights of my fav player, and had no idea I’d leave with a bag of cut up onions. Damn I miss the old days.
I'm a big Viking fan, and hate the Packers with a passion, but watching his game vs. the Raiders after his dad passed away even puts a smile on my face.
I lived on the MS coast from the age of 14 to age 54, from 1967 till 2006. I remember very well the sensation that was Brett Farve. I was keeping up with Farve vicariously through a couple of friends that were alumni and were therefor rabid Golden Eagle fans. Has anyone ever noticed how many of the toughest SOB's were from the State of Mississippi? There were Deacon Jones, Walter Payton, Archie Manning, Jerry Rice, Steve McNair, Ray Guy, Brett Farve, and Eli because he played for Ole Miss, and I have a hunch that Archie, Payton, and Eli still own land up in Sunflower County. I well remember the scare of his fans when he had the car accident, six weeks before the start of his senior year, in which he lost 30" of his intestines. He missed one game. He started the second game against a number 1 ranked Alabama, and beat them, on network TV. I never met Farve, but I was vaguely acquainted with one of his uncles, Drew Farve, a very large badass who used to drive over from the Kiln to Orange Grove to whip up on our local badasses. I have to evaluate Brett Farve as one of the very Elite quarterbacks to ever play the game. Had he not thrown so many clutch interceptions, we would really be arguing about whether he was the G.O.A.T.
Not gonna lie, that brought a tear to my eye! Amazing video man! You deserve WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more subs!
I am so glad that I was able to watch that mans entire career. He made the game so much fun and exciting to watch. I am so thankful that I grew up when I did.
Born and raised in Wisconsin I lived all of this, I was at Lambeau for many of those moments. I was a boo bird when he came back, and I cheered him on when they retired his number... Why? Because I'm a Packer fan first. Brett is the stuff of legend, and we'll love him forever, but when ya grow up around these parts you honor the green and gold before the number on it, and ya hate purple more than ya hate blue. Fans outside of packer nation may not understand but if you've ever walked up the ramp into Lambeau and heard the ghost of Lombardi than you know what I mean.
My fucking hero. I'd die for this man. I love this man so so much. My childhood. my life. I got the signed jerserys i got the cards I got the Tickets saved. It's never enough. This man is life in my eyes. Good Southern boy doing big things. Came from small stuff big family MADE IT TO THE TOP! My next Idol is Steve Yzerman then after that it's Deion sanders. Neither of them touch what favre means to me neither of them. THANKYOU4EVERYTHING
I grew up in Mississippi. I was in the stands in Hattiesburg Ms. when 17 year old Brett Favre came in the game to throw 2 TD passes in the second half to beat Tulane. I had a FAVRE4HIESMAN bumper sticker on my first car. By far my all time favorite player.
+Dale A yea he's the reason I'm a Packers fan. I grew up and live in Mississippi and always watched him play because he was from here. Definitely my favorite player of all time
Hands down the greatest football player to watch play in history. It was always so exciting. I grew up watching favre and i feel like the luckiest person alive because of it.
Jumpman Jones that was the first football game I ever saw. I was sold. I was sold on Reggie White. I was sold on Brett Favre. I was sold on the two men that to this day, for my self, are the cumulative Heart and Soul of football. Been a Packers fan ever since.
9:05... and 10:22 That quote... He didn't just leave, you guys were pushing him out. He wanted revenge... you know what kind of people DON'T want revenge... people who don't feel betrayed and slighted in the first place. Everybody in WI got mad at Brett for going to MN... but the question you have to ask is WHY did he have that chip on his shoulder. How was he being treated that we felt urged to play WI twice a year and win?
I only agree because hes my fav qb of all time.. he held the #1 spot in almost every statistical category a qb could hold a spot in at one time except SB Championships, he is the man of the people the IRON MAN, the only NFL player that you could run into at Home Depot or Walmart and feel like hes a long time friend, hes from my state, went to school with my dad and family, and because I just plain love the guy .. but with all that being said if all that werent in my heart, I would have to say Joe Montana because to me he is the #1QB... Even though my heart says Favre my mind says Montana... #1 Montana #2 Favre but i feel so wrong for not saying #1 Favre .. And Im a Saints FAN
Grew up watching Brett Favre and Michael Vick. The NFL has gotten so boring and serious these days. Favre and Vick will always be my favorite, cause they made the game look fun. They dont make em like these guys anymore.
They showed their gratitude for the privilege to play this great game. Nothing connects a player to fans more than watching a guy that would probably play for free leave it on the field every single game. Once the money went up the love left the game.
I have always believed that Montana and Brady and Bradshaw were the greatest QBs ever due to their 4 rings, but after much thought, Marino, Unitas, and Favre are better for me, and Rodgers and Brees for me will also go down as one of the best. Why? Cause I now come to realize that while Montana, Brady, and Bradshaw are all time greats, they were mostly products of their system. They won those rings because they were great, but also cause of the team they were on. This is why rings don't determine GOATS, even though they do have a significant part in it. Rings are won by great teams, not just QBs. I seriously think that Marino, Unitas, Favre, Brees, and Rodgers are more talented than those QBs, but they failed to win as many rings, cause their supporting cast was not nearly as great as the ones they had. Marino hasn't even won one ring, but he could still be argued as a GOAT considering all he accomplished with little help. If Marino, Favre, Brees, Rodgers, Manning, or Unitas had those teams that Brady, Montana, and Bradshaw had, they would also have won about 4 rings. I am not saying that Brady, or Montana are not the GOAT, but all I am saying is Rings shouldn't determine who the GOAT is
I have to put Rodgers, Montana, Marino, Favre and Brees at the top of my list. Manning could be up there as well, because he had amazing instincts and was a very good QB. Montana does belong in the list though, he proved that the moment he stepped away from the system he was still successful in making a team like KC relevant through sheer talent alone. There is a legitimate argument that there is a difference between talent and accomplishment. I wish everyone who says Brady is the greatest QB of all time realized that. He might be the most accomplished, but he is also the perfect game manager. He will by no means be throwing a team on his back to carry them through seasons. Games maybe, but not entire seasons like the people above have done.
Just those little details that Joe V. puts into these vids is unreal!!! I picked up on when Favre was throwing the ball around the 1:20 mark and it’s the grunt that Wild Thing Ricky Vaughn did in Major League!!! Awesome stuff Joe!!!
Typically because rookies who started their careers as starters seldom find legendary success. Look at Aaron Rodgers and Alex Smith. Alex Smith was the first overall pick in 2005, Aaron Rodgers falling to 24th. Aaron spent three years under Favre while Smith started immediately and had a very poor "welcome to the NFL" season. Now who's considered the GOAT, a future hall of famer? Rookie starters don't have the time to adjust, learn the game, and learn how someone else plays it. They're thrown in there with high hopes and not the credentials. Even John Elway started his rookie season off poorly, but he become one of the legends that started his rookie season. It happens. Matthew Stafford, maybe not of legendary caliber, definitely is worth noting for taking the sub-par at best, most likely worse Lions, and turning them into a team and valiant contenders.
Will there ever be a greater country boy Gun Slinger like Brett.......... Fuck no !!! I miss ya man, Thank you for all the memories.... even the bad one brother.
+throwing everything Peyton is a legend there is no doubt in my mind but Brady is better Peyton was constantly surround by great receivers Brady made most of his receivers sure Peyton has the worst defense of the two but regards Brady is able to do more with less
favre had more talent in his broken thumb then peyton has in his body. peyton was smart and would dissect a defense, but favre, favre had a way better arm, more mobile, took chances that no one else would and loved the game more than peyton ever will.
Favre is the greatest. Throw it every time. I'm tired of watching guys play safe, fool around and lose then fall back on some QBR while a hundred other people get blamed for losing. Guy are out there running and blocking their balls off and some many quarterbacks slide for 2 on 3rd and 4. I'd rather go down swinging with Favre than lose on points with Rodgers. Rodgers took chances this past year in 2015. Yes there were INTs but there were also Hailmarys to win and 4th and forever 1st downs. Rodgers NEVER had any of that until this year. If he keeps that up then the Packers will be legit again but if not they'll just win all the easy games and go 1 and done as usual unless Joe Webb or Dez Bryant show up.
Funny how nobody but Packer fans say that Favre is the greatest. He was great. Absolutely. His passion for the game and his daring were unmatched. But his record would probably have fallen to Brady if not for a cheap shot to the knee that took Tom out for a season. And then of course there was the Debaclegate. Sorry. Can't say that Favre was greater than Brady, even though he did some things better; he still wasn't the best ever.
I don't give a damn what his stats say or how many rings he's won, I'll take Brett Favre over Tom Brady ANY DAY of the week. Favre was the greatest quarterback I've ever seen play in my lifetime. And don't waste your time using analytics about how much better you think Brady is. I don't care, I'm entitled to my opinion
As a Wisconsinite who lived through the years when the Packers struggled just to produce a winning season and the playoffs were little more than a pipe dream, Favre lifted us from the dark ages and I'll always be partial to him for that. While his confidence cost us a lot of games via interceptions (yeah, another one of his records), it made for some spectacular moments as well. The guy had as much ability, feel, and intuition as any QB I've ever seen. Over the years he's had some solid receivers in Driver, Freeman, etc... but I often wonder how many records he'd still hold and how many titles he'd have brought home had he been coupled with some HOF receivers. He was something to see.
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The best thing about Brett Favre was the childlike excitement. Watching him run up and down the field after touchdowns was incredible.
Your comment reminds me alot of baker Mayfield
You sound like John Madden talking about Brett Favre
@@hangarby10 😂
@YouToob Blows you are full of shit.
That’s simply nothing but heart
I am a diehard Brett Favre fan and this was freaking amazing. Thank you.
+polkm16 Thanks for watching!
Tyler Axtell damn
polkm16 so am I when I heard he was going to be in madden I sold half my team to get him
polkm16 agreed
polkm16 brett favre is coming to my house in two weeks
Always loved watching Favre play, he did not care who was guarding the guy he was throwing it to he was going to throw the football, he was not afraid
And that's why he threw 1.5 touchdowns for every interception.
"He forces it where it cant go. I like it"- ben Roethlisberger, probably.
Rodgers Was Scared Of Sherman , Favre NOBODY ! 💯
Favre is a gunslinger, but even he said he never threw towards Deion Sanders side, and the time he did I think he got pick 6'd lol.
@@akeemlove4184 but rodgers is the better quarterback.
I'll never forgive the Saints for purposely hurting Favre in order to beat him in that NFC Championship Game
Same here. Mississippi is my home, but the Saints will never be my team.
Lol and look at them now and what happened to them vs the rams in the NFC championship. What goes around comes around Smh
@The Life Analyst drew brees is cool
The day the saints showed they have no class.
Caught that game on vhs...still can’t rewatch it😔 but man is it ever good motivation for whatever I’m doing when I think about it!....if he can get back on that field after THAT beating....I can muster up some motivation to do what I’m doing😌💚💛💚💛F4L!!!!
As a Favre fan living in MN it was really hard to be a fan growing up with my family always messing with me but i couldnt have been happier when i learned that he was gonna play for the Vikings, He will always be my favorite player of all time #4
this might be one of the best produced videos i have watched on youtube! i am very excited to see the rest of ur videos, good stuff!!
+Cody Seybold Thanks for watching!
+Joseph Vincent NFL needs to hire you
+Joseph Vincent also do Ray Lewis
I agree
Is there an Edelman vid
Brett made football sunday fun week in and week out.
3 years old, but damn do i miss seeing Favre play on sundays.
Your not a true football fan if you don't love Brett Favre.
that or you're a bears fan
+Andrew Dennison Hey, even some of us Bears fans loved Brett Favre. Just not the two times a year that we played. Or when his playing well was the deciding factor for us not getting to the playoffs. Which, as cruddy as the Bears were for a lot of Favre's career, wasn't that often anyway.
andromeda gen I didnt even know who this dude was
Dawson Luciano You don’t know who Brett Favee was? Are you even a football fan?
MLGdiver 442 Yeah I know who brett farves is lmao
this video was an emotional roller coaster
Thanks for watching
+Joseph Vincent I love how well your videos are put together and the quality is amazing!
Thanks, I appreciate the support. Always good to hear the work is appreciated.
i know right
awesome video
how could people forget about bret smh such a beast that game was emotional for him but his dad would have been proud of him he doesn't get the respect he should be getting at all I'm 26 and I can remember being a little kid watching him play I always been a greenbay fan and will remain a greenbay fan long live bret much respect from me.💪💪💪
K-G ForLifegameing because he routinely threw 20+ ints a year
As a Packer fan.... I forgive him. He gave us all he had and damn, was he amazing or what?
Juan Blas-Mendez definitely. I'm brady fan . but brett frave what a amazing player as one of the all time best
Rilley MacConnell I think cause he did not retire but played for another team....packers fans needed to that he could not quit....he just loved the game so much....man it is fun watching him in those videos! !!
Rilley MacConnell he went to a division rival, and why are you on this video commenting if you don't watch football?
you shouldn't have to forgive him....we as Packers fan shouldn't of got mad at him. the franchise turned thier back on him...and he did what anyone would want to do... get revenge. we all know the Packers wouldn't be shit without him.
Boom Boom shut the fuck up
That game of thrones music at the end lol
That was my favorite part. The NFL should use it.
Sean Lambert I don't know why but I laughed too
Thought I heard Requiem for a Dream.
It was so incredibly hard to watch Favre go to the queens and see him tear up the pack, but like they say, Time heals all wounds.
#4 forever.
This is legit your best videos yet , gave me chills man
I was only two years old for the '98 season. I don't remember any of it and I can only watch videos and read about that team. However I vividly remember the '09 season. That team was exciting as hell. Watching Brett have some of his best seasons on the tail end of his career in purple and gold was amazing. I would've loved to see him hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the year, but watching him beat the Packers twice was a great consolation.
I teared up. This was what I loved about football. True passion for the game. Brett Favre the one and only.
give him a mut card already ea
+chancebrawley they need his permission
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XGN Grim to they really do
Larrysgdz Thebest what?
XGN Grim i mean they really said that
Before I share my story, I'll give you the background..
I was born, raised and live in Central MA..the heart of Patriot Nation, to whom I am not a fan of..never have been..
..in 95, the SB 30 season, I was 11 and watching the NFC Championship with my dad. The Cowboys (who ended up winning to meet Pittsburgh in the Bowl) were playing the Packers and I was absolutely mesmerized by the way Brett Favre was PLAYING..I Emphasize playing cause it was obvious he was having fun. He was making throws nobody else should ever try, he was jumping around like a kid and he wouldn't let his mistakes get the better of him..basically playing backyard football.
Anyways, at halftime, I asked my dad, 'who is that guy playing quarterback for the green team' (road game in Dallas, they were wearing their green home jerseys)
He said, 'that's Brett Favre. He's the new QB for the Packers. Isn't he something else?'
Me, being 11, said 'yup. He's my new favorite player and the Packers are my new favorite team'
Fast forward a year and the Pack was playing New England in SB31..
I was in 6th grade went to a pre k-8 Catholic school with full uniforms..BUT the Friday before SB31, we were allowed to wear anything SB related...
Being from Worcester, MA, in the absolute middle of Pats Nation I was the ONLY KID in the whole school, out of 800 kids, to come to school in full Green and Gold Garb..Favre jersey, the lightning bolt Packers hat from the mid 90s and my Packer starter jacket..needless to say I got hated on for the rest of the school year.
But I've been a cheesehead ever since
..i HATE the Gaytriots..always have, always will..
Favre>Brady....and the ONLY reason needed is that Brady has missed 19 games over his 18 years..Favre didn't miss one till his 19th
321 starts in a row..no other player (not just QB), will ever come close to touching that..
He is a true ironman
Wow this was by far one of your best videos you ever did and it was incredible great job man
Beautiful all the respect for Brett Favre, also this is one of your best videos. No doubt.
thank you so much for this! favre was my favorite all time!
The raw style of play the grittiness I love it man what a legend
You have skills man. Came to see some old highlights of my fav player, and had no idea I’d leave with a bag of cut up onions. Damn I miss the old days.
no joke dude i was looking for this yesterday and here it is in my sub box thank you so much dude
The best quarterback to ever play the game........
Insanity. No one says that.
Not even the best packer qb, I’m afraid.
Relax...
I'm a big Viking fan, and hate the Packers with a passion, but watching his game vs. the Raiders after his dad passed away even puts a smile on my face.
I love all your videos! But this one here is the best by far! It just gives you chills man. Keepem coming!
I lived on the MS coast from the age of 14 to age 54, from 1967 till 2006. I remember very well the sensation that was Brett Farve.
I was keeping up with Farve vicariously through a couple of friends that were alumni and were therefor rabid Golden Eagle fans.
Has anyone ever noticed how many of the toughest SOB's were from the State of Mississippi? There were Deacon Jones, Walter Payton, Archie Manning, Jerry Rice, Steve McNair, Ray Guy, Brett Farve, and Eli because he played for Ole Miss, and I have a hunch that Archie, Payton, and Eli still own land up in Sunflower County.
I well remember the scare of his fans when he had the car accident, six weeks before the start of his senior year, in which he lost 30" of his intestines. He missed one game.
He started the second game against a number 1 ranked Alabama, and beat them, on network TV.
I never met Farve, but I was vaguely acquainted with one of his uncles, Drew Farve, a very large badass who used to drive over from the Kiln to Orange Grove to whip up on our local badasses.
I have to evaluate Brett Farve as one of the very Elite quarterbacks to ever play the game. Had he not thrown so many clutch interceptions, we would really be arguing about whether he was the G.O.A.T.
Not gonna lie, that brought a tear to my eye! Amazing video man! You deserve WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more subs!
CyDoneTV, So True
Die hard Vikings fan here so those two years were sweet with Favre, but I always liked him even as our rival. The true Ironman
Friggin' love this. Brings back such great memories.
I am so glad that I was able to watch that mans entire career. He made the game so much fun and exciting to watch. I am so thankful that I grew up when I did.
Born and raised in Wisconsin I lived all of this, I was at Lambeau for many of those moments. I was a boo bird when he came back, and I cheered him on when they retired his number... Why? Because I'm a Packer fan first. Brett is the stuff of legend, and we'll love him forever, but when ya grow up around these parts you honor the green and gold before the number on it, and ya hate purple more than ya hate blue. Fans outside of packer nation may not understand but if you've ever walked up the ramp into Lambeau and heard the ghost of Lombardi than you know what I mean.
go pack go
go pack go
brett...is...the Packers. he is the reason the Packers are expected to make the playoffs every year now
If Brett had the team Tom Brady had, he would have 10 rings!
My fucking hero. I'd die for this man. I love this man so so much. My childhood. my life. I got the signed jerserys i got the cards I got the Tickets saved. It's never enough. This man is life in my eyes. Good Southern boy doing big things. Came from small stuff big family MADE IT TO THE TOP! My next Idol is Steve Yzerman then after that it's Deion sanders. Neither of them touch what favre means to me neither of them. THANKYOU4EVERYTHING
I grew up in Mississippi. I was in the stands in Hattiesburg Ms. when 17 year old Brett Favre came in the game to throw 2 TD passes in the second half to beat Tulane. I had a FAVRE4HIESMAN bumper sticker on my first car. By far my all time favorite player.
***** NICE!! yeah he was amazing!
+Dale A yea he's the reason I'm a Packers fan. I grew up and live in Mississippi and always watched him play because he was from here. Definitely my favorite player of all time
best and most relatable comment I've ever read. I'd take a bullet for him
my favorite quarterback of all time. Loved his style of play and passion for the game. Not sure if we'll ever see a guy like this again. #Legend4
Hands down the greatest football player to watch play in history. It was always so exciting. I grew up watching favre and i feel like the luckiest person alive because of it.
Live in Wisconsin huge packer fan. I’m not gonna lie I rooted for Farve when he played the Pack as Viking .
just imagine if Favre had moss to throw to man they would have an unstoppable offense
If only they were both in their 20’s right? 😂
Great video. Thanks for posting.
I am a die hard Packer fan. Long live the legacy of #4. Brett Favre
Hines Ward please! One of the most unique and physical WR's to ever play.
Awe man I wasn't even alive to see the dream super bowl I've always wanted to see :'(
Jumpman Jones that was the first football game I ever saw. I was sold. I was sold on Reggie White. I was sold on Brett Favre. I was sold on the two men that to this day, for my self, are the cumulative Heart and Soul of football. Been a Packers fan ever since.
Brett you had such a great competitive attitude when it game to making such great plays on each completion for the game winning drive
the edited grunt when he throws the football is killing it for me
9:05... and 10:22 That quote... He didn't just leave, you guys were pushing him out. He wanted revenge... you know what kind of people DON'T want revenge... people who don't feel betrayed and slighted in the first place. Everybody in WI got mad at Brett for going to MN... but the question you have to ask is WHY did he have that chip on his shoulder. How was he being treated that we felt urged to play WI twice a year and win?
He's truly one of the best qbs of all time . Much respect .
He's so shit
+Plural Hydra you are fucking insane
+Plural Hydra
Most passing TD's in history.
Most passing yards in history.
Nuff said
+Jakatuhh XD actually Peyton Manning has both of those
+Derek Williams Actually Peyton only has passing TD's. Favre has more yards
Man no matter the player your videos absolutely captivate the viewer. Your production skills are far beyond RUclips.
I'm a Cowboy fan
And Brett Farve is my all time favorite QB! The Ultimate Field General!
Puro Eastside Vato same
He should get a 1996 Legends card in Ultimate team.
Ha, love the Interstellar music at the beginning
Thx for posting.
I can't stop watching this video!
You should do trailers on rivalries
yes!
+Mateo DeGracia Manning vs. Brady!
+Mateo DeGracia Bill Russel VS Wilt Chamberlain
Magic vs Bird.
Yankees Vs Red Sox
In my opinion Brett Favre was the best QB that ever lived, like if you agree XD
One of the best, I think he's a top 5 QB.
46.47 in the Morning pretty much (:
I only agree because hes my fav qb of all time.. he held the #1 spot in almost every statistical category a qb could hold a spot in at one time except SB Championships, he is the man of the people the IRON MAN, the only NFL player that you could run into at Home Depot or Walmart and feel like hes a long time friend, hes from my state, went to school with my dad and family, and because I just plain love the guy .. but with all that being said if all that werent in my heart, I would have to say Joe Montana because to me he is the #1QB... Even though my heart says Favre my mind says Montana... #1 Montana #2 Favre but i feel so wrong for not saying #1 Favre .. And Im a Saints FAN
ya joe montana played on the same highschool team as my dad and he met jesus too
Montana would've broken if he went through half of what Brett did in his career.
No one played with more heart and love of the game. Favorite player of all time, no question.
Thank you so much
Grew up watching Brett Favre and Michael Vick. The NFL has gotten so boring and serious these days. Favre and Vick will always be my favorite, cause they made the game look fun. They dont make em like these guys anymore.
Trill Cosby Very boring without them.
They showed their gratitude for the privilege to play this great game. Nothing connects a player to fans more than watching a guy that would probably play for free leave it on the field every single game. Once the money went up the love left the game.
It seems like they’re all the same type of pocket passers now a days
patrick mahomes.....youll like him
Eric you ever heard of aaron rodgers
In my mind.. one of the greatest of all time. Top 5 QB in my book.
1. Montana
2. Brady
3. Manning
4. Elway
5. Favre
I agree very closely, but I gotta put Marino above favre and manning above Brady
Lol Brady is the goat
My top 5
1. Favre
2. Elway
3. Marino
4. Manning
5. Brady
@@gcvhappy4026 Lol come on now Farve at 1 and Brady at 5 🤦♂️
dude joseph i have watched almost all of your vids and they are all great man i must say there sweet plz don't stop making these ...keep it up man
YES! Ive been annoying you about doing a Favre video on here for a while. Awesome!
Now all he needs is a stinkin madden card
C-Nation There u go
Your top 5 videos imo
1. Brett Favre
2. Tom Brady
3. Michael Vick
4. Peyton Manning
5. Drew Brees
Honorable mention: Deion Sanders
Brady is my favorite, favre second
+TheHehe1223 Brady is a cheating shit dumbfuck
+Walter Bartkiewicz fuck you
Walter Bartkiewicz How dare you disrespect the GOAT.
nallen100 It's not even debatable? Brady's stats say otherwise.
This made me cry. Amazing
The Interstellar theme in the background at the beginning made that game he played so much more emotional
THE BUS!!!! DO THE BUS!!!
Brett Favre is The Gunslinger as one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time in packers history.
That was awesome. THX!
my favorite quarterback of all time as a packer fan since childhood I am honored to see this video.
Ty Law/ Rodney Harrison.
Yishai Ellenbogen and milloy
Earl Thomas would be pretty boss
Yeah plz do
Vote on the You Pick The trailer video.
You fans, not yet, god
Seahawks for life!
The recording speaks for itself. The best
wish he was still playing. great man
I have always believed that Montana and Brady and Bradshaw were the greatest QBs ever due to their 4 rings, but after much thought, Marino, Unitas, and Favre are better for me, and Rodgers and Brees for me will also go down as one of the best. Why? Cause I now come to realize that while Montana, Brady, and Bradshaw are all time greats, they were mostly products of their system. They won those rings because they were great, but also cause of the team they were on. This is why rings don't determine GOATS, even though they do have a significant part in it. Rings are won by great teams, not just QBs. I seriously think that Marino, Unitas, Favre, Brees, and Rodgers are more talented than those QBs, but they failed to win as many rings, cause their supporting cast was not nearly as great as the ones they had. Marino hasn't even won one ring, but he could still be argued as a GOAT considering all he accomplished with little help. If Marino, Favre, Brees, Rodgers, Manning, or Unitas had those teams that Brady, Montana, and Bradshaw had, they would also have won about 4 rings. I am not saying that Brady, or Montana are not the GOAT, but all I am saying is Rings shouldn't determine who the GOAT is
LedZep's X thank you dan Marino drew Brees Brett favre and manning are the top 4 qbs ever
Jim plunkett won 2 rings, Trent dilfer and Brad Johnson also have a ring. Are they better than Marino? Hell fucking no.
Brady got 6 rings now
@@khalilmoon2865 no one cares kid
I have to put Rodgers, Montana, Marino, Favre and Brees at the top of my list. Manning could be up there as well, because he had amazing instincts and was a very good QB. Montana does belong in the list though, he proved that the moment he stepped away from the system he was still successful in making a team like KC relevant through sheer talent alone.
There is a legitimate argument that there is a difference between talent and accomplishment.
I wish everyone who says Brady is the greatest QB of all time realized that. He might be the most accomplished, but he is also the perfect game manager. He will by no means be throwing a team on his back to carry them through seasons. Games maybe, but not entire seasons like the people above have done.
My childhood
Man u need a tv series just for your videos they are really professional and great espn needs to sign u asap ....keep up the good work bro
I was watching that TD in OT against Denver, was amazing.
I bet you could make a very good Kurt Warner video
My Top 5
1) Brett Favre
2) Brett Favre
3) Brett Favre
4) Brett Favre
5) Brett Favre
Just those little details that Joe V. puts into these vids is unreal!!! I picked up on when Favre was throwing the ball around the 1:20 mark and it’s the grunt that Wild Thing Ricky Vaughn did in Major League!!! Awesome stuff Joe!!!
That camera flash sfx @1:18 just shows you the commitment to quality this guy puts into his videos.
bret Favre is a god
The best there ever was!
You deserve more subs man! Great work
As a Lifelong Raiders Fan, I have always admired and loved Brett Favre. Most exciting QB of all time!!!
if im a qb in the nfl Id want to be like favre dude was tough as nails
+Jay Brick just dont throw as many pick as he did lol jk
Donovan McNabb!!!!
Wordd
As a bears fan I’m saying this is your best qb video. It’s so good, motivational, and epic
Amazing video! I loved every second of it! #Favre4ever #hof #GOAT
4 EVER
why does it seem like almost all amazing quarter backs were backups
Dark Daniel6 everybody starts somewhere
Typically because rookies who started their careers as starters seldom find legendary success. Look at Aaron Rodgers and Alex Smith. Alex Smith was the first overall pick in 2005, Aaron Rodgers falling to 24th. Aaron spent three years under Favre while Smith started immediately and had a very poor "welcome to the NFL" season. Now who's considered the GOAT, a future hall of famer? Rookie starters don't have the time to adjust, learn the game, and learn how someone else plays it. They're thrown in there with high hopes and not the credentials. Even John Elway started his rookie season off poorly, but he become one of the legends that started his rookie season. It happens. Matthew Stafford, maybe not of legendary caliber, definitely is worth noting for taking the sub-par at best, most likely worse Lions, and turning them into a team and valiant contenders.
WISKYgaming Alex Smith trash
Cept vick i think.. jus didnt win a superbowl.. an Cam
Will there ever be a greater country boy Gun Slinger like Brett.......... Fuck no !!! I miss ya man, Thank you for all the memories.... even the bad one brother.
Dude... Goosebumps
Favre is the real G.O.A.T., not Brady.
Peyton Manning is better then both changed the game read defenses had an arm made good decisions and even made the run game better.
+throwing everything Peyton is a legend there is no doubt in my mind but Brady is better Peyton was constantly surround by great receivers Brady made most of his receivers sure Peyton has the worst defense of the two but regards Brady is able to do more with less
favre had more talent in his broken thumb then peyton has in his body. peyton was smart and would dissect a defense, but favre, favre had a way better arm, more mobile, took chances that no one else would and loved the game more than peyton ever will.
both Brady and Manning are better, Brady has the ring, Manning the records
300+ consecutive starts no one will ever break that record. The ultimate career record in all of sports.
Favre is the greatest. Throw it every time. I'm tired of watching guys play safe, fool around and lose then fall back on some QBR while a hundred other people get blamed for losing. Guy are out there running and blocking their balls off and some many quarterbacks slide for 2 on 3rd and 4. I'd rather go down swinging with Favre than lose on points with Rodgers. Rodgers took chances this past year in 2015. Yes there were INTs but there were also Hailmarys to win and 4th and forever 1st downs. Rodgers NEVER had any of that until this year. If he keeps that up then the Packers will be legit again but if not they'll just win all the easy games and go 1 and done as usual unless Joe Webb or Dez Bryant show up.
Funny how nobody but Packer fans say that Favre is the greatest. He was great. Absolutely. His passion for the game and his daring were unmatched. But his record would probably have fallen to Brady if not for a cheap shot to the knee that took Tom out for a season. And then of course there was the Debaclegate. Sorry. Can't say that Favre was greater than Brady, even though he did some things better; he still wasn't the best ever.
Doug Tozier brady is a system qb
I love Brett farve and I think he is THEE best qb in the NFL history !! Great video! Can we see some love for the Carolina Panthers?
I love this video so much it just has to be updated to include this HoF stuff
I don't give a damn what his stats say or how many rings he's won, I'll take Brett Favre over Tom Brady ANY DAY of the week. Favre was the greatest quarterback I've ever seen play in my lifetime. And don't waste your time using analytics about how much better you think Brady is. I don't care, I'm entitled to my opinion
Theo Hanna ya same goes for me with Dan Marino, in my opinion the best Passer in NFL History
Niklas de Forest Favre and Dan Marino are the two best qbs to ever play the game
Theo Hanna he throws harder runs better and way tougher
I'd take peyton
Favre>Rodgers.
I love your videos they are the best
As a Wisconsinite who lived through the years when the Packers struggled just to produce a winning season and the playoffs were little more than a pipe dream, Favre lifted us from the dark ages and I'll always be partial to him for that. While his confidence cost us a lot of games via interceptions (yeah, another one of his records), it made for some spectacular moments as well. The guy had as much ability, feel, and intuition as any QB I've ever seen. Over the years he's had some solid receivers in Driver, Freeman, etc... but I often wonder how many records he'd still hold and how many titles he'd have brought home had he been coupled with some HOF receivers. He was something to see.