The Falcons Didn't Want Brett Favre So They Traded Him To Green Bay | Undeniable with Joe Buck

Brett Favre recounts his draft experience and showing up to Atlanta only to find out that they drafted the wrong guy. After Brett's rookie season, he was dealt to the Green Bay Packers, and the rest is history.
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[@chrisozzy56]

As a Packer fan , he brought us back to being relevant . Every game he played in was exciting , both good and bad . I realize Favre was human , from his pain killer addiction to his off the field exploits , but between the hashmarks , he was ‘ da Man ‘ . Footballs answer to Pete Rose .

[@kam1182]

There’s nothing humane about stealing from your community

[@Ken-ck4zn]

@@kam1182, tell that to the democrats

[@AndrewBergey]

The legend is born

[@sputnikalgrim]

I was 15 when Favre came in after Majik went down.

[@timfleming3083]

Gerry Glanville was a big ego, despicable human being who encouraged some of his players to do dirty hits.

[@pixurguy4915]

As a Packer fan I think he was the greatest coach in the history of the league. He thought Brett Favre was a joke and made the Packers relevant for a very long time. Thank you, Jerry.

[@grt49er]

Glanville was an unusual coach. I don’t remember any real proof of him paying bounties for players. His actions though make the accusations believable. Glanville had good reason to want Favre out. Favre also got lucky and it’s possible Glanville shipped him out for his on good. Favre liked the nightlife in Atlanta which is fine except on Sunday mornings of game days. It was clear Glanville wasn’t ready to start him so I guess Favre figured it didn’t matter. It did matter though when he could be seen at 3am on game day.

[@timfleming3083]

@@grt49er Never knew about the nightlife problem. Interesting. Chuck Noll had a problem with dirty hits when Glanville coached the Oilers and confronted him after a game.

[@mae2759]

​@@timfleming3083Nicest man in the world Chuck Noll effing HATED Glanville. All you need to know.

[@matthewmelton7831]

Bucket list:TN boy here but I'd love to meet this man. By the way he's Country Strong. That's a power beyond belief to those that oppose.

[@sethgardner4453]

Is this a recent interview? He seems like he’s doing fine lol.

[@jonw.3886]

I hated Favre in Green Bay but I liked him in Minnesota.

[@jimberg4917]

And... I have his Minnesota jersey. We all respected the dude.

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

I wish he won with Minny that one year.

[@vernonhurley1300]

A bunch of haters for a guy who gave everything he had every week to be his best.

[@madhavyu]

Favre has also shown a lot of leadership after he retired. No one can get politicians to divert welfare funds to build volleyball stadiums like he can.

[@JohnSmith-tk7nt]

​@The8BitAvatar Nah leave him be. He thinks he's clever writing the same comment on every other video with Brett Favre in it too

[@madhavyu]

John, this is the only video I have watched of Brett Favre in several years so lay off the drugs because you are hallucinating again.

[@jonathanstein5049]

Got that right....Welfare for the Rich, Miss. style.

[@JohnSmith-tk7nt]

@madhavyu That would make sense why you don't know anything about it then

[@madhavyu]

​@@JohnSmith-tk7nt Apparently you know even less. 🤡

[@1969MARKETING]

what year was this interview?

[@theHardyMonster1984]

Brett Farve: "I am Iron Man."

[@JackChiefton]

Ahhh Brett….I’m not going to say anything about what you’re hated for in the present. I don’t know anything about it, at least not enough to comment. I will say that those were some fun times being a young boy outside of Milwaukee watching you play for so long. Also kept me entertained, win or lose.

[@HitmanvonDoom]

You probably will never see another QB like Favre. Not many coaches will tolerate the turnovers today

[@packersmockdraftsimulator4781]

The Offenses are quite a bit more efficient today also Higher percentage passes being set up too Not many Teams did screens at that time

[@242-f5u]

​@packersmockdraftsimul PJator4781 ... There wasn't much no huddle, pistol formations, no play call into the helmet, and most importantly, the rules of today which drastically favor the offense.

[@nathanialharris3300]

​@@packersmockdraftsimulator4781As I remember it, Holmgren called a lot of screens and had a "if you don't like it, stop it" attitude.

[@Slimjim260]

No new players to take their place Joe. Pro sports have been captured

[@chrisegnatz3668]

As a Bears fan I have nothing but

[@dmoney8177]

Winston known for crab legs. This guy is known for food stamps 😂😂😂

[@foodstampcard]

They tried to give my boy favre 30 years for food stamp fraud 😂😂😂

[@ScottieMac67]

When was this interview?

[@qnelson1000]

I just enjoyed watching #4 play. He was never out of a game and he made football fun for me as a fan. I hope the welfare scandal is overblown and you didn't know where the money came from. Thanks for the memories #4!

[@AndrewBergey]

Mississippi I’m not gonna play you

[@joelschauer2765]

to steal a line from Matt LaFleur - Brett was a DUDE.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Joe Buck is so annoying. I can not stand him. Joe Bucks dad was great. But Joe is Horrible

[@MichaelMAuth]

It is crazy how much he did to damage his legacy after retirement.

[@Azrael1486]

Did he though?

[@foodstampcard]

Fuck no that's Brett fcking Favre. Goat before Brady. Lol at damage legacy over food stamp fraud. That shit ain't nothing

[@dannyzuehlsdorf3697]

Not a bad arm either!

[@angusmackaskill3035]

he won a super bowl, so yeah good QB but for every moment of genius there was an equal and opposite moment of stupidity

[@yeildo1492]

The first thing Favre had to prove was that he took being a pro seriously. I don't blame Glanville at all. He was trying to get Favre's attention.

[@ChrisP-in8qr]

Or everything Brett said is true. Who's remembered more again?

[@yeildo1492]

@@ChrisP-in8qr Favre for sure. I guess that makes him always right, is that your point? Fame does not equal correct. Look at Aaron Rodgers. Great player. Complete ass of a person. Yes, Chris, I know he is more famous and rich than I am.

[@ChrisP-in8qr]

@@yeildo1492 quit thinking about yourself, I was referring to Glanville-Favre

[@yeildo1492]

@@ChrisP-in8qr My mistake. Obviously wasn't sure.

[@nedkent5239]

Pay the US Taxpayer back the money you stole from the needy! What trash!

[@henrylicious]

He didn't.

[@tightbhole420]

bet you believe santa is real too huh

[@antoniostanley8684]

Please stop. All he did in Atlanta was get drunk and didn't show up for practice. And when he did, he was usually hungover.

[@metzgerov]

Why would Joe Buck interview this dope? Is he clueless?

[@geminipanda2631]

Might be wrong but I’m pretty sure these interviews happened years ago

[@ChrisP-in8qr]

How is he a dope? Because you said so? Take the speck out of your own eye first pal

[@jonathanstein5049]

Yep.....Welfare for the rich, Miss style...lining the pockets of Favre rather than helping the poorest of the poor.

[@ChrisP-in8qr]

@jonathanstein5049 why don't you give the poor your money then? Since you have a bleeding heart for it. Matter of fact, you should go downtown and give them the keys to your car

[@allenparedes6132]

metzgerov, you are not fooling anyone. You’re the clueless moron.

[@Grandizer8989]

Now, nobody wants him

[@GG-tc8cr]

🤮🤮🤮

[@Joe-jn5li]

Brett sure did prove that he could steal money from poor people and from taxpayer money.

[@fernywings8922]

He’s a fraud good job Buck! You lost all credibility with this interview