Brett Favre Top 50 Most Incredible Plays of All-Time | NFL Highlights

[@michaelkey9310]

508 touchdowns. This man has 508 touchdowns and every single one he has the same excited reaction from his first to his last. No one loved the game more

[@ScottDusty]

No quarterback was ever that much fun to watch. For the 2 years he went to the super bowl with GB I’ve never seen anyone make passes that accurate since then there could be 4 guys on Andre Rison and he could pinpoint it perfectly so it was right in his receivers hands

[@fk4410]

@@ScottDusty dont act like mahomes is just as good at everything as favre, but more accurate and a better decision maker

[@baseballsux2]

Indeed. He played every second like it was under two minutes to go in the 4th quarter of the super bowl. Maybe not the best QB ever, but the greatest football player of all time.

[@friedkorpse2809]

@@fk4410 Mahomes is nothing compared to farve. How dare you. Go to your time out corner and think about what you just said.

[@MoonIronTR]

@@friedkorpse2809 bcuz mahomes is better

[@zombie4129]

Brett farve is so underrated. When he retired, he had every major passing record and He won 3 straight mvps and is a superbowl champ

[@YeUtopia1]

isaac Thao he the greatest to ever do it, but people sleep😴

[@silverguard8105]

@@YeUtopia1 I'm sorry but you cant be the greatest when you make as many dumb mistakes as he did. Part of being a great quarterback is making smart decisions. He cost his teams three NFC championship games with his stupid decisions. And that's just championship games, the list is longer if you count all playoff games. Hes top 10 but nowhere near the greatest.

[@RevanLaughs]

Dylan 93 I hope you’re not including the bounty gate game where AP had 3 fumbles and the refs didn’t give the Vikes a first down when the ball was clearly past the line 🤨

[@silverguard8105]

@@RevanLaughs you better believe I am. All Favre had to do was run. And he was rolling out so dont say he couldnt run. Again it's one of those dumb mistakes that he was known for. And let's talk about Adrian Peterson's fumbles. He fumbled twice neither of which the Saints recovered. You know who did lose a fumble to the Saints? Brett Favre. Granted that was on a hand off exchange so its 50/50 at that point.

[@RevanLaughs]

Dylan 93 You still didn’t include the terrible ref calls and the entire bountygate scandal where the players were trying to put Favre into a wheelchair

[@kman215]

John Madden Gushing over favre will always be memorable

[@jakeman025]

And then frank caliendo doing his impression of it.

[@jonnybgood1105]

Because Madden can see Favre being a Raider, he has that quality...

[@sharbelsimon78]

Kelly is tougher

[@jesusoftheapes]

I hate this fake news about Maddens gushing love for Favre . Favre earned all the praise he got from all the TV announcers who loved to watch him play . Madden was a Cowboys fan and covered them with Pat Summerall for a long long time not a Packers fan . Madden talked up Favre when he covered his games but so did every announcer on tV and radio because he was the greatest QB of that era even if other modern on air personalities of today don't want to say that . Favre was won more games than anyone else who played during his time as a Packers QB and after . He was great to anyone who watched ! He was the greatest Packers player ever next to Bart Starr and just because of how his career ended he gets overlooked . Had he won the Denver super bowl with his team he would be ranked higher .

[@robertlevy105]

Madden did love him some Favre

[@JohnSmith-nm4zd]

Brett Favre was the King of backyard football. No one loved the game more than him. Favre threw harder than anyone else and threw farther than anyone else. Toughest quarterback to ever play the game. It was truly an honor to watch him play every game. Thank you Brett for being one of the greatest quarterbacks ever and the most exciting!

[@jet4661]

Well said , I've been a packers fan since he came to greenbay ... I loved Aaron rodgers but Brett was special ... he really did love the game . He was a warrior.

[@worken360]

Toughest quarterback of all time!

[@koolkitties8552]

Him and Kelly

[@Hevnoraak]

Tom Brady

[@steveshelton3081]

@@Hevnoraak lol no

[@austin31bennett]

Steve McNair has to be up there!

[@joshcolby2178]

@@Hevnoraak tom Brady is far from the toughest ever. But he is the biggest cry baby when he loses and oh yeah a few of his team's have been caught cheating. He even destroyed his cell phone to cover it up

[@jasonx4008]

Favre had an absolutely ridiculous arm. the velocity and ball placement is incredible

[@charlie.something]

the Oakland game right after his dad passed was one of the greatest performances I've ever seen. can't believe it was 2003. sigh. where does it go.

[@wendys7285]

Agreed!

[@marcthompson5633]

Brett Farve: The greatest Pro Backyard Football Quarterback ever This is a complement. How anyone could make something so precise as throwing a ball into someones hands 30, 40, 50+ yards while they run and while you run is still a mystery to me. The fact that he lasted so long in the league with the way he run and slung the ball is amazing.

[@ScottDusty]

I really don’t care what quarterbacks have better numbers then Favre if I had my choice of any QB ever he’d be my 1st choice I loved watching him play

[@thunderstruck73190]

and as precise as he was, you still couldn't spell his name correctly. Amazing.

[@robertlevy105]

agreed. spell his name correctly.

[@PardonMyPresence]

I saw a lot of toss ups and WRs coming down with amazing catches

[@jamesrichardson1675]

10:41 is the Favre I'll always remember. Rolls left, throws from the 43 across his body, to the back right hand corner of the end zone for the game winning TD. First Packers playoff win in 11 years and only 2nd playoff win since 1967! This game in 94 was the starting point of the Packers team most people know now.

[@KTF0]

I remember attempting that throw and it felt like I ripped my insides. 😂 Yeah, that is the difference between pro athlete and a regular schmo like me.

[@tikhang1808]

My idol... Football was never the same when he retired...

[@bigbuck3216]

yes - it improved

[@noahjones4127]

@@bigbuck3216 nope

[@smmusicplus96]

Favre was the master of out the pocket passes.

[@markedge5276]

Glad I was alive to see this man's whole career. God bless the USA and Brett Favre!

[@peterlundsten3302]

Joe buck said once rooting for brett favre is like rooting for America

[@godfather95mbs33]

the greatest gunslinger of all time

[@saltywater5097]

@Oliver McCall lol.

[@davidpierce9949]

Damn right

[@jameszilla1954]

He is 2nd best to mahomes

[@dylansgameplay5183]

@@jameszilla1954 no

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@jameszilla1954 I don't think so sir.

[@rocbarboza]

I remember watching him throw that game winner against the 49ers when he was a Viking. 50 yard pass, on the run, getting hit from behind as he throws it, perfect DOT in double coverage for the win. That will be one of the greatest plays I have ever seen a quarterback make

[@cryogeneric]

For all of Favre's bad traits, he was still just so fun to watch play.

[@knowyourenemies7]

He played a kid's game and knew it. Played with joy, passion, and guts. There will never be another player quite like him.

[@hazem7707]

Honest question, what bad traits?

[@cryogeneric]

@@hazem7707 On the field.... Too careless with the football at times. He would try to force plays instead of throwing it away, etc. There is a reason he holds the record for the most INT's

[@spartanv4335]

@@cryogeneric a lot of off the field problems as well

[@bar0nv0nstrubel57]

#37, #30, #21, #18, #14 and (as much as I hate to say it) #2 remain some of the most incredible throws I've ever seen

[@zman8340]

2

[@BigHandsome519]

Stronger than a garlic milkshake 🤣 classic

[@LambeauLeeeper]

Lol i was thinking how that would taste. 😂😂😂😂

[@gastongregory1167]

Most entertaining athlete of all time! Brett, thanks for playing as long as you did! You are missed.

[@CharizardMaster69]

Brett Farve is worth the price of admission

[@physicalremoval24]

Bears fan here, probably the best QB I’ll ever see in my lifetime.

[@bruggesfc]

@Oliver McCall lol

[@xXxtetosxXx]

Austin Hunter Broncos fan here. The absolute GOAT for me.

[@fk4410]

Then switch in the tv for some KC games

[@physicalremoval24]

F K we will see if the longevity is there.

[@keithbogansburner4343]

@@physicalremoval24 longevity is greatness. While Mahomes isn’t the greatest (yet), he is already the most talented qb to play

[@potatosalad3839]

Brett Farve is in all 50 of these, that’s how you know he’s good

[@jacobgomez7654]

is this a joke 😂😂

[@parkerschuh8274]

Potato Salad uhh your joking right

[@jackskinner785]

Of course its a joke people arent that dumb

[@davidnangleiii3136]

He really isn't that good, I dont why he's in every highlight... well yea I do. The nfl dickeats Favre. Shoulda had more Brady or sum. At least we saw some Vikings highlights

[@damianmontesinos8908]

David Nangle III can we see your highlights

[@no_handle_found]

Rewind and watch play #12.. It seems like he is just trying to keep the play alive by dodging the defenders but actually he is just waiting for the receiver to get where he wants him to.. And once he is there, see how quickly and accurately he gets the ball delivered... Man! He is amazing!!

[@teeheeteeheeish]

I’m so homesick for this great era of football! 😭

[@x35mmman]

I agree when I saw some of snowing conditions brought back great memories........isn't it illegal to run around the football with your helmet off celebrating after a score now

[@Deep_Armageddon]

​@@x35mmmanyes. And it was back then too. 😂😂 Glad they didn't call it.

[@wendys7285]

Agreed!!

[@danielbarker3459]

Favre has more arm strength throwing off his back foot than 90% of HoF QBs have while stepping into their throws.

[@temmytimmytennyadeyemo5692]

in madden 21 mobile, (which i play), his highest throw power is 98 (at 97 OVR) , and i have the 93 version of him, and his throw power is at a not bad 94.

[@9206156175]

Green bay was truly blessed with 2 GOAT quarterbacks back to back. That's amazing

[@lukeinvictus]

and yet they all but wasted it

[@darkdante9]

At least Favre led them to 2 Super Bowl appearances. Rodgers has not!

[@jjpancake8093]

@@darkdante9 And that's the defense fault not his

[@g_ant343]

@@darkdante9 2011 dummy

[@g_ant343]

@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese I think the problem is he cares too much about his stats rather than actually winning a superbowl

[@vinnytesla9731]

if you're an opposing coach, good luck preparing your team for a madman like this ..... what an electrifying beast of a player .... never a boring or predictable moment, and never a generic football game with this guy on the field

[@drewdrewski4188]

No kidding. In Favre's prime, the Packers put up 35 points in the Super Bowl by mid-3rd quarter against a team coached by Parcells (the architect of the Giants' SB 25 upset over the K-Gun Bills) & Bill Belicheck. Didn't matter how good the game plan was.

[@Squishmallows24]

In my eyes the best QB ever. Tough, always played hard and just fun to watch.

[@finnjake6663]

INT machine

[@TheRealJaded]

@@finnjake6663 you're a loser

[@fhoeschasepape]

Best qb ever ? Lmaoooo you mix bath salt and fentanyl??

[@fhoeschasepape]

@@TheRealJaded nah ur the loser if you agree he not even top 10

[@vhufeosqap]

@@fhoeschasepape not top ten? You are clueless

[@kman215]

Wish Sterling stayed healthy. Dude was great

[@Swiat34]

Kyle Adrien I say that all the time. Best Wide Receiver to play the game.

[@craigpaulson3503]

I don't care how hard anyone tries, there is no convincing me that Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre. It's not even close. There are two things I miss about 1990s football...Barry Sanders and Brett Favre! -Lions fan

[@robertvega6661]

The Sharpe brothers were beasts

[@jesusoftheapes]

He was one of the best players to ever play in the history of the NFL . If i had to pick between Rice in his prime and Sterling Sharpe in his prime I take Sharpe every single time !

[@jesusoftheapes]

@@craigpaulson3503 Rodgers is better than Favre because Rodgers has never played for the Vikings !!!! He has similar arm talent as Favre but he is more accurate and he never costs his team wins which Favre did all the time . Favre doomed his teams in the playoffs time and time again and had Aaron Rodgers entered the playoffs with the same teams Brett failed to make super bowls with the Packers would have 5 more trophies. Brett killed at least 4 super bowl teams and Aaron would have won the Denver super bowl . If I had to pick a qb to lead a super star team I take Rodgers over Favre every single time ! That being said Favre was still great in his own right

[@marcoot5040]

Favorite QB of all time, always willing to take the chance. True Gunslinger.

[@peterkay8997]

Favre played with more fire, emotion, passion and spirit than Rodgers ever will. Legend.

[@guysumpthin2974]

Peter Kay soooo tru ...

[@NC-vm6dv]

This is true

[@kevinj12345]

@Oliver McCall Lol. In what terms? Like how Rodgers inability to inspire his team?

[@michaeldore661]

Cmon bro Rodgers is a legend too. Appreciate them both, no need to compare

[@kevinj12345]

@Oliver McCall As a leader it certainly makes you a more viable QB. All of the greats separate themselves from those like Marino and Rodgers by their ability to lead. A big part of leadership is inspiration. Rodgers is more consistent than Favre, but if I am playing a team statistically better than my team I want Favre at the helm because he will inspire the others to play above their skill set. Plus his willingness to take risks will give me a chance. Rodgers almost never leads the Packers to beat teams they shouldn't beat. Favre made it a habit.

[@baileymcmanus1816]

Since luck retired... Colts are looking for a new quarterback... Maybe someone can, I don't know, come out of retirement?

[@Cmackie311]

the vault dweller I think Luck would be the first person they’d call to unretire

[@darryl163]

Favre still has a rocket of an arm lol

[@EverythingIsGuchi]

Peyton Manning?

[@burkereid6401]

Farve is almost 50

[@baileymcmanus1816]

@@burkereid6401 your point is?

[@MikeJohnson-jr1be]

One of the toughest QB's ever. 2009 NFC Championship game, aka Bountygate versus the Saints, he took a beating and was still standing at the game. Some of the most vicious hits ever taken by a QB. Amazing to see him throw a ball 50 yards while back peddling off of his wrong foot. Forever grateful to be a fan of #4 !!!

[@tobinbarrette1141]

One of ? He is the toughest bar none

[@Joshcheyka]

​@@tobinbarrette1141Amen!

[@Joey50551]

Man he was so fun to watch.,

[@Swiat34]

There may never be another QB like Brett Favre. If there is, we’ll never know it because QBs can’t be tested the way they used to be. His passion and love for just playing the game should be an inspiration to everyone!

[@TheJaker5]

“This guys stronger than a garlic milkshake”

[@myronlatney9316]

I heard it too lol

[@Budman_4044]

I'm a Skins fan but I love watching the great players. He broke records during a time when quarterbacks were still allowed to be hit. Might as well make it flag football now.

[@PRHILL9696]

true!

[@bleedinggreengold5646]

What a passion for the game, what a tough durability you just don't see anymore. An iron man, a maverick and a huge chapter in my life. LOVE Brett Favre!!!

[@sqd37l]

I watched the packers all the time back then. It's when my life meant something

[@andyblake9673]

Only one word to describe Brett Favre.....MAGICAL!

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

Only one word to describe Brett Favre....CRIMINAL!

[@FinalWizard]

He was a magician. He made all of the Welfare money disappear!

[@alejandrolucero7182]

The 18th best play starting @ 6:49 is an amazingly hard throw. He nailed the guy in stride with a bullet pass. Beautiful throw

[@GoatParlay513]

Fave is my favorite quarterback of all time 20 years in league no days off he’s the greatest quarterback of greenbay history

[@YeUtopia1]

Square707steam Ps4 you mean greatest Qb of all time

[@guysumpthin2974]

Saint Laurent Hans thats more like it !!!

[@RYMAN1321]

No, that goes to Bart Starr as he got 2 rings

[@TheDemonking82]

The way this man played and his genuine love of the game is what made me a fan and I will forever be greatful to have watched all his career. He is the reason I am a fan now.

[@McLoven-vm1ck]

It's been so long since I've seen Brett favre play, forgot just how amazing some of the stuff he did was.

[@juliacorsi2138]

So grateful to watch Brett Favre’s career. No one … no one will ever play football with the child like enthusiasm that Brett played it … others will eclipse him on the leader boards but no one will ever come close to his enthusiasm.

[@jackhackman7777]

There's no such thing as luck with Favre that man was pure skill and nothing else

[@RYMAN1321]

To a degree, but he turned it over way too much after 1996. Hence why IMO he never got another ring after that year.

[@seannoble5810]

My favorite QB all time. Absolutely fearless. And even in year 20 he had the genuine excitement of his rookie season. No one plays like that anymore.

[@getthebagnelly]

My all time favorite player loved watching him when I was younger even when he left Green Bay. GO PACK GO

[@henrykjohn78]

The fact he has 50 plays is testament to his greatness

[@jadeddragon4254]

Quote “there’s nothing that can compare to throwing a touchdown at Lambeau, I’m sorry but it won’t” ~Brett Favre

[@mrspeaker89]

I'm guessing a Colts fan posted this to get Farve out of retirement

[@Rome23961]

Invincible Speaker omfg 😭😭😭😭

[@craigpaulson3503]

I've heard so many jokes about Brett coming out of retirement to play for the Colts since Luck retired, but in all honesty he could still do it. Especially as much as they protect the QB these days. One day we just might see a QB with a walker throwing a SB game-winning TD.

[@TravelerVolkriin]

@@craigpaulson3503 Stop it.

[@mattmenotti847]

@@TravelerVolkriin tom brady's still slinging it 50 yards at 43, and wants to go to 45+. he might of exaggerated but i bet brett could play 1 full game and look better then a few backups in the league.

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@mattmenotti847 Tom Brady Always Win Every Game Bro!

[@stw3art14]

To me the most fun player to watch and my favorite player. My birthday is on August 31st. So happy this was made

[@stw3art14]

@Diego Zein Neat!

[@timmer693]

4everFavre. Thanks for putting "The Pack" back on the map and the greatest football years of this fan's life. Never be duplicated. #4everFavre

[@CrabJuice83]

Still my favourite player of all time, despite going to the purple ones. Him, Reggie White, and Charles Woodson is my Top 3.

[@craigpaulson3503]

I'm with you on that and I'm a Lions fan of 40 years. No QB even comes close to Brett Favre...not even Brady or Rodgers. Top three players... Barry Sanders, Barry Sanders, and Brett Favre.

[@guysumpthin2974]

CrabJuice was not Bretts choice , butthurt crybaby mcarthy wanted to get rid of him for 2 years , ever since brett said "marriucci is available we should pick him up" ! Very sad treatment for the guy who rebuilt greenbay financially. Tickets before farve: empty seats everywhere and $40 to $50 . Tickets when farve qb : most games $450 - $ 550 packed stadium

[@CrabJuice83]

@@guysumpthin2974 I know it wasn't his choice per se, but he did make the active choice to go to a division where he'd compete against GB. That said, I harbor no ill will against him, it's just a tiny speck on the mans incredible career in my eyes.

[@zachmiller3610]

@@guysumpthin2974 Maybe Favre shouldn't have retired and tried to come back after they named Rodgers the starter. And he definitely had a choice in going to the Vikings.

[@nymphetaminedisposed]

Man this takes me back. Not a packer fan but I've always loved Brett Favre! The guy was just magic. Thank goodness no moments on here involved my team

[@humbertoflores2545]

I am from Lima - Peru, I used to live in South Louisiana for about 7 years until 2010, due to a transnational company, however at that time I did not understand this game at all; but thanks to Brett Favre I could understand the game easily, he got such a good talent to throw the ball that I was amazed he had that artillery cannon on his right arm.. very easy way of playing and very accurate passes.. he is my favorite NFL player of all times and I was a fan of GB Packers of course.. best regards from Peru.

[@beefer454]

cowboys fan here.favre was easily the most fun qb to watch ever.what a gun for an arm.used to love watching the little kid joy he had playing.thats how it should be.he used to burn my cowboys secondary every time he played.miss watching him play more than any player i ever watched.rob gronkowski is my second favorite.

[@sab605]

At 50 years of age, Brett Favre could still throw better than most of these NFL quarterbacks today.

[@chieflongsock]

Hate him or love him...dude is a 🐐

[@zj9923]

If there wasn't any o-line, he would still make the play possible. Miss this type of guy in the NFL, so much fun to watch. You can tell he's loving it.

[@huffy216]

"If Brett Favre isn't the NFL's MVP this season there ought to be an investigation."

[@exiterr]

dude was straight SLINGING that ball. QB’s these days look effortless, but he was just cranking em.

[@SB-ov6om]

I can’t help but smile at some of these throws, most of these are almost impossible to make........

[@spryfolII]

I have to say, for the sheer quality of these plays, Favre highlight reel is as good as any player from any era. One of the most exciting players ever to pit on the pads. M

[@BigBossCQCLegend]

Number 4 and 3 Are Classic Legendary Throws

[@shadrachattack1475]

Didn't even realize it was a countdown until I saw the 6. Awesome plays/passes/receptions. Brett Favre was a great quarterback. Not afraid to sling em' and the refs weren't afraid to let them play ball. The "Good Ol' Days"

[@bonniepeterson9579]

No Quarterback will hold a candle to Brett Favre!!

[@hihunter7]

Brett Favre is an anomaly. For how wild he was as a passer it's a miracle he had any success at all. But that's what makes Favre, Favre. This dude made those absurd "wtf" type plays that Mahimes gets credit for today before anyone else in league history. Strongest arm since Marino, great accuracy even if he threw it to covered receivers often, and a passion for the game I've never seen as strongly in any other player. He was truly the Iron Man gunslinger, and boy is he fun to watch. Rodgers had arguably the best possible QB to sit behind for 3 years. With his accuracy and athletic ability, seeing how Favre was able to sling it was really good for his aggressive passing game. Packers fans really are blessed to have those two back to back, it's just a shame we only have 2 rings to show for it.

[@AhmedSamir-rx7dy]

Moments holding the breaths, a legend.

[@MrStangeljl18]

Starting watching the packers right before he came about. Was some of the most infuriating/exciting football ever. Didn't know if you were getting 3 touchdowns or interceptions, but you could almost guarantee the playoffs. Watching him play just brings a smile as not many players had as much fun as him on the field.

[@mattr27]

Pat Mahomes is just a poor man's Brett Favre. Mahomes plays in a soft, passing era catered to the offense. Favre was one of a kind, the toughest player in history and did it for 20 seasons

[@shawnchristianson324]

So I guess that why Brett thinks Mahomes is garbage or something

[@blick5511]

Lol the rule changes and era shouldn't be held against Mahomes. Weird thing to say.

[@skip6978]

Mahomes is better than Favre. He isn't as tough as Favre though. But his arm is just as strong and he's just as elusive in the pocket. But Mahomes makes better decisions. Favre led the league in interceptions multiple seasons and even had just as many or more interceptions than touchdowns in 5 seasons.

[@davidpierce9949]

@@skip6978 call me when mahomes breaks favres records and gets 3 more MVPs

[@nenola504]

Not even a mahomes fan but brett favre literally got 336 int 😂😂

[@BarbYork-w2h]

58 years old, from Cincinnati. Love Bengals for life. But Brett my favorite QB of all time. Just a football player!!!!!!

[@travisling3478]

When I watched number 2 live. I literally never seen anything like that. I was in disbelief. Dude is my all time favorite

[@zman8340]

Same , I saw that live and thought that’s the greatest throw I’ve ever seen . Still is .

[@AceLopez1]

One of the greatest players in NFL history. Favre was always must see TV and one thing I will always admire about him:297 consecutive starts. Favre 4 ever.

[@tonycarlton2029]

Unfortunately, he is now paying for it from too many head concussions. :(

[@Crunchysopa52]

Hate him or love him, think he's overrated or underrated etc but just about nobody can deny Favre was gonna get ya your money's worth of entertainment on Sundays.

[@BurlASSque]

The difference between Rodgers and Favre: If you're down 21 points in the 4th Rodgers: will pad his stats, play it safe and you'll likely lose by 14. Favre: You're winning or loosing by 42.

[@Dasimers]

Tell that to the bears last year.

[@BurlASSque]

@@Dasimers I mean there's 11 active QBs with more game winning drives and 15 with more comebacks. That's all dispite the fact he's the 6th oldest starting QB in the league. For comparison Russell Wilson has started for 4 less years and been in the NFL for half as long as Rogers and Wilson has 3 more comebacks and 3 more game winning drives.

[@OJspencer22]

I get the spirit of this post because 4 was more wreckless but 12 doesn't exactly play it safe, he probably has as few comebacks as he's had because when you throw as many touchdowns as he does and as few interceptions it's hard to be losing in the first place

[@BurlASSque]

@@OJspencer22 I hear that argument a lot, but GB hasn't exactly been 14-2 each year. Using Wilson as a comp again Rogers win percentage is 63.3% regular season with Wilson's at 67%.

[@ARTHUR-fl1fc]

@@OJspencer22 i agree he doesn't just play safe, depending upon the gravity of the game. He knows when it's only the line.

[@beaumcguire409]

Brings back some good memories!

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Amen

[@zman8340]

Number 2 is still one of the greatest throws I’ve ever seen. I’ll never forget it.

[@JewishLiveMusic]

Brett is amazing

[@jesusoftheapes]

#30 that pass to Mark Ingram was the 2nd strongest TD throw Ive ever seen . You could hear the spin on the ball over the crowd !!! I was there ! It was amazing ! The only other throw I saw with more juice was the attempted hail mary throw before halftime in the Game the night after Brett's dad died . It was a 70 yard rope that hit the field goal post and bent it ! Favre had an arm like no one ever before of since !

[@fraynetrain1370]

Strongest arm of all time. Absolute cannon

[@adampalomero190]

i start to watch football with Brett Favre on 1994, i live in europe, it was very funny watching him throw that balls by all ways as possible.

[@zachmiller3610]

Favre to Sharpe could've been the greatest duo ever.

[@robertlevy105]

Yep. If they would have drafted Sanders instead of Mandarich you would be right. Except, if they drafted Sanders they would have been good enough to keep the old coach and never switch to Ron Wolf and Holmgren, so they would never have gotten Favre.

[@JeffHoneyager]

My Mom and Dad visited their summer camp at Lambeau field where he stopped to talk with her after their practice - he was kind and gracious - one of my Mother's fondest memories. I miss B.F.

[@kenemielittlejohn1784]

I miss his style and the excitement he showed after a TD pass!

[@grapentine739]

I remember when Favre was with Minnesota the 1st couple of years they were a force to be reckoned with

[@czrs85]

Great quarterback. Hated watching him vs my team in the playoffs.

[@tommywolmart265]

I swear there's something in the way he moves and throws that make his highlights so fun to watch

[@lucasgosser2298]

I remember being a kid growing up in Wisconsin, I was 8, Favre hit Kitrick Taylor for that TD to beat the Bengals. My dad came out of the house screaming like he was on fire, I was all the way down the block with friends. I ran home thinking something awful had happened, turns out it was just the beginning.

[@Killswitch1411]

IT was a great time to be alive... Then next you hear my dad say damnit Favre as he throws a bad pick.. But some how turns the game around to win.

[@fvgc454ss]

I was 10 and was at that game

[@mwp597]

I love watching old high lights of Farve doing what he dose best. I pretty sure there was never a dull game when Faver was at QB.

[@erikpuka2627]

Miss seeing a Packers QB that did not play "safe". Favre always went down swinging. Never quit. Always tried to make a play.

[@IPlayOneOnT.V.]

I watched Brett Favre during his whole Packers career. But, I don't ever remember seeing him with all that frenetic urgency that I see him playing with in these clips. Amazing!

[@darkwolfknight63]

He was always fun to watch. Man did he have a cannon for an arm. I always knew but watching this video and seeing how he can let it go

[@lbhunter6341]

Oh, how I loved to watch him play...his excitement was infectious, his determination unsurpassed, and his arm awe inspiring...long live the king!

[@benriffle104]

Imagine what he could do in today's game, with the rules protecting QBs and the high powered passing offenses. People say nobody has done what Mahomes has done before, just watch some Favre highlights.

[@Bigwheel414]

As someone who has watched at least 99% of every play Favre ran during his career, there will never be anyone else like him. He by no means is the best QB off so time and he often left you scratching your head but watching him play was always so much fun and you never knew what he was going to do next. What he did wasnt always the prettiest but more often than not he was going to win the game and have your heart pounding screaming "NO!" while doing so.

[@Bloodhound_Dogg]

As a Mississippian and someone who grew up close to where he's from....WE COULD NOT BE MORE PROUD!! Even with the welfare scandal....at least the money went to building something for kids at a University and not in someones pocket

[@clayter222]

didnt ask

[@TheDestructodave520]

Watching these old highlights, I never noticed just how much Favre and Mahomes play alike, especially in Farve's early days when he could scramble.

[@dwoolf7019]

This is what Brady will never hold a candle to, making incredible plays with in- your- face pressure. Brady has all day to throw 5 -10 yard in routes makes it easy to pad on stats.

[@corkydukeII5898]

Couldn't have said it better. Brady couldn't have lasted in Favre's era...(esp having to play in THAT division, with teams like the Bears trying to take your head off on every play)

[@davidpierce9949]

Totally agree

[@codyferrell1031]

But some of those new kids can... that Josh Allen is very Farve-like...

[@RYMAN1321]

@@corkydukeII5898 Bears only got one ring during that time though

[@raideral9164]

Gosh.. that year in Minnesota he was literally unstoppable. A man on a MISSION like I’ve NEVER seen. He even made Rodgers look like a joke.

[@bambasakho9461]

Brett Favre The G.O.A.T 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@arkevo0430]

Bamba Sakho haha moron

[@OompaL0ompa]

@arkevo 04 haha,tb12 fanboy. You know that jacoby and jimmy g never lost a game with the pats,do you? Keep rooting for your overrated 7th round talent,MORON

[@bambasakho9461]

@@arkevo0430 Brett Favre has made a career for proving the doubters wrong his whole life. He has played through injuries and more including on December 22nd 2003 when him and the Green Bay Packers vs The Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football one day after his father passed away. And Farve played for his honor on that night 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤

[@arkevo0430]

Bamba Sakho brady has more tds and Favre holds the record of most interceptions in nfl history, that’s the funniest stat ever 😂😂

[@OompaL0ompa]

Jacoby>tb12.

[@drewgamezzz8482]

The reason I always loved Brett, other than him just being my fav player ever and him coming from my favorite college team, southern miss, is it didn’t matter if it was TD #1 or #508 he was always just as equally excited on every one of them.