More like the Hall of Shame. Since winning the SB in 1996, here is how the Packers seasons have ended

1997 season-SB Loss
1998 season-Wildcard Loss
1999 season-NO PLAYOFFS
2000 season-NO PLAYOFFS
2001 season-Divisional Round Loss-5 interceptions
2002 season-Wildcard loss to Atlanta-interception
2003 season-Divisional Round loss-INT in OT
2004 season-Wildcard Loss-Interceptions
2005 season-NO PLAYOFFS
2006 season-NO PLAYOFFS
2007 season-NFC Championship loss-INT in OT



SO HOW THE HELL IS HE A HOF QB????

Sunday, September 30, 2007


Brett Favre, who broke the career touchdown record Sunday.Quarterback Brett Favre of the Green Bay Packers broke Dan Marino's record for career touchdown passes on Sunday, throwing number 421 to receiver Greg Jennings with 4:56 left in the first quarter. The recordbreaking pass was a 16-yard slant route, and Favre had to throw a bullet to complete it. Though the game was being played at the Metrodome, even the Minnesota Vikings fans stood and applauded as Favre celebrated with his teammates.

After the announcement of the record was made, a taped message from Marino played on the Jumbotron.

"Hey Brett, it's Dan Marino. I'd like to take a minute to congratulate you on breaking one of the great records in sports. I loved holding the touchdown record for the past 13 years, but if someone was going to break it, I'm glad it was someone like you, who has always competed at the highest level and always played only to win," said Marino. "Over the past 17 years, you've been a credit to the Packers, and to the National Football League and to the sport that we all love so much. Brett, congratulations on touchdown 421!"

This historic event came just two weeks after Favre broke John Elway's record for career wins by a quarterback, defeating the New York Giants for win number 149. The Green Bay icon also holds the records for career completions and consecutive games started by a quarterback, which continued on Sunday at 241. Later in the second quarter of today's game, Favre threw the 8,359th pass of his career, eclipsing another of Marino's records.

When asked about the record after the game, a subdued Favre said,"It's just a number. Am I proud? Absolutely. I'm more proud of the fact that we won this game...I'm pleased it's over, and I'm honored. To play this long, I think, is a special thing and to achieve this is, uh, very special,". He added that, in his mind, Dan Marino is still the best quarterback of all time.


Quotes from Around the NFL
Commissioner Roger Goodell "Brett Favre is one of the greatest players in NFL history. He's so much fun to watch not only because of his talent but also because of his competitive spirit. He is the only player to win three MVP awards and his consecutive games streak at quarterback is a tribute to his toughness and passion for the game. Brett has been a leader on the field and in the community and his long list of accomplishments is truly remarkable. We have been fortunate to be able to watch him play this long and we all look forward to seeing him set many more records."

Bart Starr "It's a remarkable accomplishment and richly deserved. Brett is a fabulous competitor and personifies leadership by example. I've never seen a more enthusiastic player and leader."

Mike Holmgren "As proud and amazed as I am of what Brett is and has accomplished on the playing field, the thing that impresses me the most is what kind of a man and leader he has become off the field. I have taken great joy in watching him develop as a person and father over his career."

Joe Montana "I honestly thought Danny's records might never be broken. What Brett has done is a tremendous accomplishment. Congratulations you old fart!!!"

Terry Bradshaw "Brett Favre is the best I have ever seen. And I've never said that about anybody. He's simply the best. He's got the strongest arm, athleticism, field presence, leadership, poise and tenaciousness. He plays hurt, he's fun, he's infectious. He has everything I want to see, including the game-time decisions, the strengths, and all the intangibles."

Steve Young "If you haven't played quarterback in the NFL you truly don't understand just how difficult it is, let alone to be great at it. Throwing one touchdown is hard but to do what Brett has done, come on. You can't give that record enough respect. Couple that with the consecutive games streak and what he has accomplished is beyond imagination. To have one of those records is astronomical and he's got them all. It was an honor to compete against him and an honor to be his friend."

He's still better a lot of today's qbs.

Wjat about his performances in the playoffs?? I don't care about Regular season accomplishments

He's still better a lot of today's qbs.


Really? He had more interceptions than Joey Harrington and the other QB's in his division

Really? He had more interceptions than Joey Harrington and the other QB's in his division

Please don't compare Joey Harrington to Brett Favre...

Please don't compare Joey Harrington to Brett Favre...:lol:

Please don't compare Joey Harrington to Brett Favre...


Well i wonder why the Packers are not HAPPY to have him back as their starter if he is such a HOF QB

Please don't compare Joey Harrington to Brett Favre...


It's a fair comparison because Harrington STINKS too-lol

because they thought he retired and put in a new offensive scheme, also they know he will only be around another 1-2 yrs, they want to move on with younger blood.

because they thought he retired and put in a new offensive scheme, also they know he will only be around another 1-2 yrs, they want to move on with younger blood.


Oh I thought it was because he GIVES GAMES
AWAY

Remember his INT in OT of the NFC Championship just 8 months ago?

Brett Favre is one of the top 3 QB's of all-time. How many Super Bowls did Dan Marino win? He was a great QB but never won one. Joe Montana played on great all around teams. The Packers have really never had the supporting cast of those 49ers teams or the Aikman Cowboy teams. Was Terry Bradshaw really that great of a QB or did he play on great teams?

His consecutive starts record will probably never be broken.

from Wikipedia:

Favre currently possesses most of the well-known NFL career records for quarterbacks, including:

Most AP NFL MVP awards: 3 (1995, 1996, 1997)[71]
Most consecutive starts by a quarterback (NFL): 253[4] (275 including playoffs)
Most wins by a starting quarterback (NFL) regular season career: 160[4] (Regular season record: 160-93)
Most career passing touchdowns: 442[72][73]
Most career passing yards: 61,655[72]
Most career pass completions: 5,377[74][4]
Most career pass attempts: 8,758[4][3][75]
Most career interceptions thrown: 288[72][76]
Most career games with at least three touchdowns: 63[46]
Favre holds the record for consecutive starts by a quarterback with 253. His streak ranks behind only Jim Marshall, who started 270 straight games.[4]

In the playoffs, Favre stands behind only Joe Montana in pass completions, passing touchdowns, passing yards and passing attempts.

In addition, Favre owns a number of team records, having printed his name into almost every passing category in the annals of Green Bay Packers history, most recently setting the team record for consecutive completions with 20 on November 22, 2007, against the Detroit Lions.[77] With 38 "come-from-behind" 4th quarter wins & 2 more overtime victories, Brett Favre is the Green Bay Packers record holder and second only to John Elway's 47 4th quarter or OT "come-back wins", in NFL history.

Brett Favre is one of the top 3 QB's of all-time. How many Super Bowls did Dan Marino win? He was a great QB but never won one. Joe Montana played on great all around teams. The Packers have really never had the supporting cast of those 49ers teams or the Aikman Cowboy teams. Was Terry Bradshaw really that great of a QB or did he play on great teams?

His consecutive starts record will probably never be broken.

from Wikipedia:

Favre currently possesses most of the well-known NFL career records for quarterbacks, including:

Most AP NFL MVP awards: 3 (1995, 1996, 1997)[71]
Most consecutive starts by a quarterback (NFL): 253[4] (275 including playoffs)
Most wins by a starting quarterback (NFL) regular season career: 160[4] (Regular season record: 160-93)
Most career passing touchdowns: 442[72][73]
Most career passing yards: 61,655[72]
Most career pass completions: 5,377[74][4]
Most career pass attempts: 8,758[4][3][75]
Most career interceptions thrown: 288[72][76]
Most career games with at least three touchdowns: 63[46]
Favre holds the record for consecutive starts by a quarterback with 253. His streak ranks behind only Jim Marshall, who started 270 straight games.[4]

In the playoffs, Favre stands behind only Joe Montana in pass completions, passing touchdowns, passing yards and passing attempts.

In addition, Favre owns a number of team records, having printed his name into almost every passing category in the annals of Green Bay Packers history, most recently setting the team record for consecutive completions with 20 on November 22, 2007, against the Detroit Lions.[77] With 38 "come-from-behind" 4th quarter wins & 2 more overtime victories, Brett Favre is the Green Bay Packers record holder and second only to John Elway's 47 4th quarter or OT "come-back wins", in NFL history.


Please don't use Farve and Montana in the same sentence. Montana never LOST the way the Interception man has for the past 12 years