You could tell Favre just gave that entire Vikings team confidence and made them have fun playing. That’s so huge to just have fun while playing cuz you’re comfortable and make a ton of plays. Man fuck the Saints bro should’ve been our title
Most people have Favre top 5 all-time, but really he should be no.1. He owns all the records except for the one Manning broke recently. And let's be real, they changed the rules specifically to suit Manning's technician-style of QB. And look at who he did it with. Aside from Adrian Peterson, whom he only played with one year at age 40, and maybe Ahman Green, his weapons were generally borderline-scrubs that he made stars out of (and it didn't help that those RB's fumbled a lot in big games). But you look at the receivers, with the exception of sterling sharpe when favre was still green, and they never did shit without Favre. And none were very impressive physically. Favre got a lot of good - some even monstrous - seasons out of average players like Antonio Freeman, Robert Brooks, Bill Schroeder, Donald Driver, Robert Ferguson, Javon Walker, Jerricho Cotchery, Sidney Rice, and Percy Harvin. Of all those guys I just mentioned, only Walker and Harvin were taken in the 1st round, and they're considered to be basically busts. And he never had dynamic pass-catching TE's during his entire career with GB, instead relying on plodding mini-tackles like Mark Chmura and Bubba Franks. Maybe you guys don't remember just how fucking indefensible he was back when he was young and had wheels. Or how about the fact he won all his MVP's with RB's like Edgar Bennett and Dorsey Levens. Not bad players but nothing near the Edgerrin James's and Roger Craig's of the world. I'm not taking anything away from a guy like Peyton Manning, but he has played with some TERRIFIC offensive players - most of them 1st round picks and many of them future HOFers - like Marshall Faulk, Edgerrin James, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Demaryius Thomas, Julius Thomas, Wes Welker. Even guys like Brandon Stokley and Eric Decker, though not overwhelming talents, were perfect for their roles. And guys like Montana and Brady had the luxury of playing their entire careers under the same brilliant coach (or most of it, anyway).
+Vladimir Horowitz No he's not better than those 3, but even I, a Tom brady fan would love to play with Favre over those 3. Just because he makes the game fun.
I'd honestly have a hard time putting him in the top 10 all time (as far as pure talent). But he was probably one of the most exciting QB's to ever watch, because of his passion. And he WAS pretty damn good too! But Brady, Rodgers, Brees, Manning, Montana, Elway, Marino, Warner......I'd have a hard time putting Favre above any of them.
Dillon Roche not to me man. Tom is great his teams accomplishments are almost unrivaled. montana also had a great team. me personally. im going by talent and intangibles which yes brady has but id take favre morino elway montana even andrew luck aaron rodgers and cam newton over tom if they stay healthy
Adam Varilek yikes... Cam Newton? Oh boy, I mean Tom isn't the fastest guy out there, but his "intangibles" are what win football games and what creates a dynasty. If being a quarterback began and ended with throwing the ball to a reciever Andrew Luck and Aaron Rodgers are superior, but Tom Brady has the awareness and football intelligence to exploit even the smallest weakness in a defense. See: Superbowl XLIX 4th quarter against one of the best defenses in football history. Montana was an unstoppable weapon in his time, and was superior to Elway, Morino, Luck, Rodgers, and Manning. I wouldn't place him above or below Tom Brady however.
So thankful that I got to see this man play from 2001 and up. He was in a way (in my opinion) one of the last old school type qbs to play. You never knew what you were gonna get game to game but most of the time it was awesome.
@@HaHa-fw2it yea you’re right but I’m saying he costs us the pretty important ones. Like fumbling in the 4th qtr of the 2015 wildcard games. Or fumbling in the 2009 NFC champ game. Or to secure home-field advantage in 2009 at Chicago he fumbled in OT and lost us the game. Not saying he was a bad player for us, he’s one of the GOAT running backs ever but he did cost of some *huge* games.
"The crimes are from a legal point of view." What does that even mean? Every crime is from a "legal" point of view. Also, whipping your child is not abuse, so admitting to it does not make you a criminal. It makes you a fucking parent who cares if their kid acts like an asshole or not.
As a Seahawk fan it's kinda weird, but cool, so see so many of our current and former personnel who made a big impact in Seattle in Vikings uniforms. Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin, Heath Farwell, Kevin Williams, Tarvaris Jackson even OC Darrell Bevell. 'Twas a good year for the Vikings. Much respect to Brett Farve
If it wasn't for the officiating ETC, they would have defeated New Orleans in his first year with Minny, Brett played as amazing and magically as...The Magic Flutie!!!!!!!!
Man, he just had so much fun out there, and that's what it's really all about. Shame we've got people like Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice representing the NFL nowadays...
entguy1 I'm inclined to agree. As long as drug violence doesn't spill over and harm innocents then I'll take a coke-head over a woman/child beater any fucking day.
Elway is my favorite and id take him over everybody else. But, I gotta say, Brett Favre holds his own among all the greats. And, having fun he probably had the most. That's exceptionally cool. Not even talking about his durability here either lol Love this guyyy
Amen. And hiring pushover Leslie after pushover Chilly was just an embarrassment. Nice people, not great coaches though. They're in the Mike Yeo category of "people you want to see succeed, but not people you want to have as your favorite team's head coach."
Brett Favre is everything that managers in business should be today....but isn't. We have decided to OVERCOMPLICATE everything today. If you had a manager at your company like Brett Favre, you'd have the happiest employees, make the most money, and enjoy your career more than you could imagine. It used to be that way. It really did. But today we have sterilized business. To quote Mr Favre...."Keep it simple, it's not that tough".
Being an offensive coordinator is frickin hard. He outa try playin quarterback sometime...omg Favre is so damn great. Favre as a Viking for ten yrs. I would have lost my shit.
Bevell: "Being an offensive coordinator is hard" Favre: "You should try being a quarterback" Bevell, the former QB at the University of Wisconsin looks at his feet, "uh ..."
2009. The only realistic shot Minnesota ever had of winning a championship. And don't even try mentioning '98, '87, '17, or any of the 4 super bowl appearances either. ALL of those other seasons were mirages. 2009 was the real deal, but they screwed themselves.
I hated that guy till he became a Viking !! He makes players believe in themselves!!! He made them Vikings a great team when they would have been 7-9 without Brett. Sydney Rice was a superstar because of Brett. It was fun watching him smoke the Packers twice that year !!!
Joe Bag o donuts and as a packers fan it was vintage Brett having a great year heroic plays and last minute pic glad he didn’t get another without the pack even tho he deserved it
0:23 Imagine getting to the pros & having Brett Favre tell you he like the way YOU throw the football. Sidney Rice was on his way to a hall of fame career but injured his hip in the Saints Bounty Bowl NFC title game (not saying it was a dirty play).
This team should've won the superbowl. All favre had to do was run 8 yds and get out of bounds vs the saints. It would've been a dream ending and he could've retired in peace
Yall know hes spitting in the Gatorade cup right? First player I've ever seen take a dip on tv hahaha!!! He tried to hide it but I saw what he was doing. Good old boy he is.
The way Stafford slaps his helmet and says “have a good one man” makes me cringe because it’s like he’s about to end the convo before it fully begins lmao
That's why he's one of the greatest. not only his ability to play, but the way he builds people up around him and gives them credit.
Hell yes. How could anyone not love playing with Favre?
Every moment watching this dude play was great. I don't know if anyone loved the game as much as he did, or still does.
Facts !!!!
"Damn Steven, what they got you in for!?"
I would've died laughin while playing
haha woulda stopped playing an started rollin on the ground
*hikes ball*
Seriously though he knows how to have fun
Stephen Peterman a offensive guard got forced into dt duty due to injuries
😂😂😂😂
"Yeah I saw it, I threw it to him! I had a great seat"! Miss that guy
"The only one that can stop you is you" - Favre to Adrian Peterson
That man is a fortune-teller.
That's kind of deep
He was most likely speaking on adrians fumbling problem. And sure enough he fumbled like 2 times in this game lol. Would’ve been scores too
I love Brett. Miss watching him play...
This guy was just so fun to watch, don't know if we'll ever see anyone like him again.
broncosfan1415 I am certain we won't.
Never
Very solid player. I use to hate the man till he joined my Vikings and damn near won he the whole thing
You could tell Favre just gave that entire Vikings team confidence and made them have fun playing. That’s so huge to just have fun while playing cuz you’re comfortable and make a ton of plays. Man fuck the Saints bro should’ve been our title
I miss Favre :(
You wouldn't, Favre always tore that Seattle ass UP. Man's a Legend.
Me too
Most people have Favre top 5 all-time, but really he should be no.1.
He owns all the records except for the one Manning broke recently. And let's be real, they changed the rules specifically to suit Manning's technician-style of QB.
And look at who he did it with. Aside from Adrian Peterson, whom he only played with one year at age 40, and maybe Ahman Green, his weapons were generally borderline-scrubs that he made stars out of (and it didn't help that those RB's fumbled a lot in big games).
But you look at the receivers, with the exception of sterling sharpe when favre was still green, and they never did shit without Favre. And none were very impressive physically. Favre got a lot of good - some even monstrous - seasons out of average players like Antonio Freeman, Robert Brooks, Bill Schroeder, Donald Driver, Robert Ferguson, Javon Walker, Jerricho Cotchery, Sidney Rice, and Percy Harvin. Of all those guys I just mentioned, only Walker and Harvin were taken in the 1st round, and they're considered to be basically busts.
And he never had dynamic pass-catching TE's during his entire career with GB, instead relying on plodding mini-tackles like Mark Chmura and Bubba Franks.
Maybe you guys don't remember just how fucking indefensible he was back when he was young and had wheels.
Or how about the fact he won all his MVP's with RB's like Edgar Bennett and Dorsey Levens. Not bad players but nothing near the Edgerrin James's and Roger Craig's of the world.
I'm not taking anything away from a guy like Peyton Manning, but he has played with some TERRIFIC offensive players - most of them 1st round picks and many of them future HOFers - like Marshall Faulk, Edgerrin James, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Demaryius Thomas, Julius Thomas, Wes Welker. Even guys like Brandon Stokley and Eric Decker, though not overwhelming talents, were perfect for their roles.
And guys like Montana and Brady had the luxury of playing their entire careers under the same brilliant coach (or most of it, anyway).
Top 3 QBs of all time.
If I was a player I'd love to play with this guy. He keeps the game fun and fresh
+jsong21 Better than Brady, Montana, Peyton? I don't know about all that
+Vladimir Horowitz No he's not better than those 3, but even I, a Tom brady fan would love to play with Favre over those 3. Just because he makes the game fun.
Brandon Harrell Oh for sure, Favre is awesome. Putting him in the top 3 was just a bit too much for me, though.
I'd honestly have a hard time putting him in the top 10 all time (as far as pure talent). But he was probably one of the most exciting QB's to ever watch, because of his passion. And he WAS pretty damn good too!
But Brady, Rodgers, Brees, Manning, Montana, Elway, Marino, Warner......I'd have a hard time putting Favre above any of them.
@@vladimirhorowitz whonwould you rather play with. Top 3 is an opinion and id put brett over manning
I love Brett attitude and personality
I feel like Matthew Stafford got a little star struck lol.. Can't really blame the dude
Top 10 all time, most fun qb ever, total "bro", a gunslinger's gunslinger, and all around fun to watch.
top ten in nfl history, top 3 qb in nfl history
Adam Varilek
Brady --> Montana --> Favre?
Dillon Roche not to me man. Tom is great his teams accomplishments are almost unrivaled. montana also had a great team. me personally. im going by talent and intangibles which yes brady has but id take favre morino elway montana even andrew luck aaron rodgers and cam newton over tom if they stay healthy
Adam Varilek
yikes... Cam Newton? Oh boy, I mean Tom isn't the fastest guy out there, but his "intangibles" are what win football games and what creates a dynasty. If being a quarterback began and ended with throwing the ball to a reciever Andrew Luck and Aaron Rodgers are superior, but Tom Brady has the awareness and football intelligence to exploit even the smallest weakness in a defense. See: Superbowl XLIX 4th quarter against one of the best defenses in football history.
Montana was an unstoppable weapon in his time, and was superior to Elway, Morino, Luck, Rodgers, and Manning. I wouldn't place him above or below Tom Brady however.
DAMN STEVEN WHAT THEY GOT YOU IN HERE FOR
Alan Dai Stephen Peterman a offensive guard got forced into dt duty due to injuries
This a prime example of a man loving the game of football
So thankful that I got to see this man play from 2001 and up. He was in a way (in my opinion) one of the last old school type qbs to play. You never knew what you were gonna get game to game but most of the time it was awesome.
id say he was one of the first new style of qb..
There will never be another like him. He gave it his all every time win or lose
Even though I'm a Vikings fan I love Favre so much 😂
imagine the 2009 offence with the 2016 defence
Rocky V Imagine if you learned how to spell 😂😂😂😂
I was about to say that joke
Funny how Favre tells Adrian, "the only one that can stop you is you".
Ya prolly about his fumbling issues lol and he fumbled like 2 times this game on scoring plays. Peterson cost us a lot of big games in his time here
@@redt7452 yeah but he won us a lot of more games here
@@HaHa-fw2it yea you’re right but I’m saying he costs us the pretty important ones. Like fumbling in the 4th qtr of the 2015 wildcard games. Or fumbling in the 2009 NFC champ game. Or to secure home-field advantage in 2009 at Chicago he fumbled in OT and lost us the game. Not saying he was a bad player for us, he’s one of the GOAT running backs ever but he did cost of some *huge* games.
The Old Gunslinger talking and handing the spurs to the new gunslinger.
“Being an Offensive Coordinator is frikkin hard”
“You should try playing Quarterback sometime”
4:36....just casually talks shit while walking up to the line. hahahah
skeeziks05 haha hell ya. That’s why Favre was the greatest, he was just having fun out there.
“Are they paying you for overtime” 😂🤣
Damn, it brings back memories when I played as a teen. Really nice dude
"Hold your water, triple count. Bar right slot, Flanker shack, Scat wolly, triple count"
Damn football language O_o
Im a QB and i sort pf inserto of the play we have a play similar to that Lol dunno
It's really not hard to remember after a wk. They make you do it over-and-over again in practice. It becomes boring after 2-3wks of practice
To Adrian: ain't never seen no one like you. Adrian was good. What about Barry, Farve? The greatest to ever play football.
*Green 19*
*Green 19,Set*
I like how he’s always uplifting his teammates and making them believe they’re awesome players.
It almost felt like Favre was passing the torch to the next great gunslinger.
This is why Farve was my favorite player of all time. He just LOVED the game
The irony! Peterson did end up stopping Peterson
lel
Alleged charges, dumbass.
SuperAwfulWaffle Allegedly his lawyer came out and admitted that he did it as well and even defended it lol.
SuperAwfulWaffle
The charges are not alleged, the crimes are from a legal point of view. However he admitted it.
"The crimes are from a legal point of view." What does that even mean? Every crime is from a "legal" point of view. Also, whipping your child is not abuse, so admitting to it does not make you a criminal. It makes you a fucking parent who cares if their kid acts like an asshole or not.
Brett Farve, Percy Harvin, Adrian Peterson? How did they not win the super bowl?
because farve throw a terrible int in the nfc championship
Brady Drees uh no it was because the Saints were atrociously cheating
AP fumbled too much. Favre threw the fatal INT.
Bounty-Gate
as a lions fan, definitely because of bountygate that they didn't make it to the SB
As a Seahawk fan it's kinda weird, but cool, so see so many of our current and former personnel who made a big impact in Seattle in Vikings uniforms. Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin, Heath Farwell, Kevin Williams, Tarvaris Jackson even OC Darrell Bevell. 'Twas a good year for the Vikings. Much respect to Brett Farve
+Matt Korvola i swear the Vikes and Seahawks got some secret relationship going on
Refreshing to see true athletes, professionals, with a love of the game and their team.
gosh, that year was pure magic. such a shame the saints screwed then over
And the refs. nightmare in New Orleans.
+FlynnRider4 I seriously still wonder how the hell some of those hits weren't penalties
Yeah they really were the better team. Turnovers & one really bad call.
@@FlynnRider4 goto BB King music class c
If prime Brett (Mid 90s MVP Brett) had been on this Vikings team, they could've won a couple of SBs by now.
If it wasn't for the officiating ETC, they would have defeated New Orleans in his first year with Minny, Brett played as amazing and magically as...The Magic Flutie!!!!!!!!
@@elvicare35 Holy shit, can you guys imagine, Brett to Randy ? OMG !
GOAT (Greatest of All Time). Sure-fire hall of famer, if he isn't already.
Barry Sanders and Brett Favre for me. Two favorite players to watch play.
Damn Steven what they got you in for??
that was hilarious.
Stephen Peterman a offensive guard got forced into dt duty due to injuries
Favre is great lol LEGEND
Such class and made it fun on the Field
A True Legend One of the all GREATS to Ever play the Game
Man, he just had so much fun out there, and that's what it's really all about. Shame we've got people like Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice representing the NFL nowadays...
If you want to say those people represent the NFL today, then I guess cocaine is the face of that NFL era.
I respect drug crime more than abuse
entguy1 I'm inclined to agree. As long as drug violence doesn't spill over and harm innocents then I'll take a coke-head over a woman/child beater any fucking day.
@@TYRANTToneZ it was never proven he sent pictures
Farve is the greatest QB of all time
definitely. and my favorite, but I'm a usm fan so guess it's expected.
Elway is my favorite and id take him over everybody else. But, I gotta say, Brett Favre holds his own among all the greats. And, having fun he probably had the most. That's exceptionally cool. Not even talking about his durability here either lol Love this guyyy
To me, it’s his durability, that separates him from the other greats. They were durable too, but none quite like Favre.
You misspelled Tom Brady
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145you misspelled team sport sbs are a team effort I’m sure that’s what your referring to.
Football has never been the same since favre left smh
You can tell from this video that favre and chilly never really saw eye to eye lol. That team was so dam good.
Damn we need a quarterback like him again.
he seems like a great teammate here
That Giant/Charger game was really good
Brett Farve is such a good guy like he's a good player and he's just there to have fun, what a swell guy.
I miss Favre but i'm glad we don't have brad chillidog as a coach no more.
Amen. And hiring pushover Leslie after pushover Chilly was just an embarrassment. Nice people, not great coaches though. They're in the Mike Yeo category of "people you want to see succeed, but not people you want to have as your favorite team's head coach."
"Go!"
what a class act. dude is funny as hell.
Brett Favre is everything that managers in business should be today....but isn't. We have decided to OVERCOMPLICATE everything today. If you had a manager at your company like Brett Favre, you'd have the happiest employees, make the most money, and enjoy your career more than you could imagine. It used to be that way. It really did. But today we have sterilized business.
To quote Mr Favre...."Keep it simple, it's not that tough".
Being an offensive coordinator is frickin hard. He outa try playin quarterback sometime...omg Favre is so damn great. Favre as a Viking for ten yrs. I would have lost my shit.
No wonder he was so good, natural leader.
Anyone else think he sounds like Will Ferrel?
i do now. LOL
Love Em!
Bevell: "Being an offensive coordinator is hard"
Favre: "You should try being a quarterback"
Bevell, the former QB at the University of Wisconsin looks at his feet, "uh ..."
So funny how Farve is just shitting on Brad Childress the whole game lol. If it was any other player, people would tearing him a new one.
That's darrell bevell he is talking shit to. They have a long time relationship
Favre is the slap ass guy from key and peele
what a player!
The MAN loves the game.
2009. The only realistic shot Minnesota ever had of winning a championship. And don't even try mentioning '98, '87, '17, or any of the 4 super bowl appearances either. ALL of those other seasons were mirages. 2009 was the real deal, but they screwed themselves.
I hated that guy till he became a Viking !! He makes players believe in themselves!!! He made them Vikings a great team when they would have been 7-9 without Brett. Sydney Rice was a superstar because of Brett. It was fun watching him smoke the Packers twice that year !!!
Joe Bag o donuts and as a packers fan it was vintage Brett having a great year heroic plays and last minute pic glad he didn’t get another without the pack even tho he deserved it
Most of these new kids never got to see Favre play.
Eric Bieniemy sighting! 👌🏼
Class act!
There is something fundamentally wrong about Favre in a Vikings uniform. It's like defying the laws of Physics or something.
Eskimo Joe makes me wanna puke
Purple looked good on #4
Favre made receivers great-- It was really the only season that Sidney Rice excelled.
Sidney had a lot of injury problems too, his healthiest year was that year. Super fun to watch, I got Moss flashbacks.
So true, got the most out of everyone by believing in them. Imagine what Harvin could have been.
Football should be fun... Favre made it fun :)
0:23 Imagine getting to the pros & having Brett Favre tell you he like the way YOU throw the football. Sidney Rice was on his way to a hall of fame career but injured his hip in the Saints Bounty Bowl NFC title game (not saying it was a dirty play).
They edited out “hey, hey man, they don’t know I’m still a Packer looking to screw them over… just make sure you watch the championship game..lol”
Damn, miss him, he threw a hell of a spiral
Favre must have been an awesome teammate
3:41 not only rosenfield shhh, but what he does for Sidney
Brett Fan boying over sydney and percy 🤗
I still miss the Ol' Gunslinger.
Anyone here in September
This team should've won the superbowl. All favre had to do was run 8 yds and get out of bounds vs the saints. It would've been a dream ending and he could've retired in peace
1:23
Green nineteen set hut
2:02
Green nineteen set
Speed of the cadence changed.
Could someone tell me what happened at 5:05? What were they talking about ?!
God damn i wish i could have played with favre
5:18
Go!
Farve was a hell of a player...and I gotta say one of the QBs that actually didn't start to suck as they got older... like Eli Manning or shit
Damn, what it was like to have a real QB and leader in MN.
Imagine if favre, adrian peterson, chris Carter and randy moss all played at the same time.
Yall know hes spitting in the Gatorade cup right? First player I've ever seen take a dip on tv hahaha!!! He tried to hide it but I saw what he was doing. Good old boy he is.
Favre sounds like an grandad
201.. DAYUM
He did cut the shit out of him by the way lmao
i feel like I'm watching a drunk kid running around at a party
Damn Sidney Rice was a monster in 2009, I thought he would’ve become a superstar with Seattle for the next several years
Yeah, he couldn't stay healthy after '09.
@@bull864if I remember right he fought chronic migraines or something like that
1:43 hahahhaha
The way Stafford slaps his helmet and says “have a good one man” makes me cringe because it’s like he’s about to end the convo before it fully begins lmao
If he wasn’t mic’d up it would of ended
Farve could have had his own show, matter of fact he just did and displayed that against that young lions team.
new York jets quarterback
aw poor Sydney Rice career ended early by injuries he got a ring tho
He wasn’t seeing ghost that’s for sure
Favre is the best QB of all time
He ALWAYS says "Green 18" no matter for which team he's playing!