Weird Fact: Jim McMahon, who was Favre’s backup in this game, won 2 Super Bowls, both with NFC North teams, both against the patriots, and both in the Super Dome in New Orleans.
Another fact is that when GB visited de White house in the spring of 97 , he wore a Bears jersey cos after the 86 SB the team didn't play their visit. It was until 2012 the beast made a late visit when Obama finally invited the 85 bears.
@Matty A BTW. He played as a starter most of the '93 season for the Vikings ( except when he got injuried, as always) . That season included a win against Montana-led Chiefs and starting a playoff game against the NY giants.
@@mikeblakeslee3753 jeez man.... you hella knit picking... that first throw was off the back foot.... but it was also perfectly in stride. 96 packers were loaded.
@@mikeblakeslee3753 Favre always threw off the wrong foot. Hell he sometimes threw with both feet in the air. It was how he played, and you're a moron.
Joe Fuckin' Cool! I love this cause Brett is balling out like a kid but in the super bowl. I mean that's like a kid in his yard recreating a play he saw on tv. But it's Brett and he's doing it in the Super Bowl and look at the joy in the celebration. The just unbridled joy like 'OMG that fucking worked!!!" That's awesome. From a Niner fan til the day I die.
This is a really cool comparison, the shot of the Packers receiver catching the ball looks almost identical to the iconic shot of Rice catching the TD on the same play.
As great as Favre was, if Holmgren had remained in Green Bay for Favre's career, Brett would be in the conversation as the G.O.A.T as Brady And Montana are.
@3:04 if you pay attention, he was so confident it was a TD that he was already running to the sideline before the ball was even out of his hand all the way lol. Like idk how he didn’t mess up just a little bit due to how quickly he was staring to run to the sideline or end zone ti celebrate lol. I mean the very second the ball left his hand he was celebrating. It’s like he didn’t even follow through all the way, just threw it and then immediately into celebrating lol.
I remember the Pack lost some big ones to the Cowboy's in that era mainly because Brett went 3 and out on their early possession's at Texas stadium due to the slope of the field was lower at the sidelines, I felt for them but being a lifetime Cowboy fan was thankful we got it.
That was Jim McMahon #9 in a Packer jersey patting Favre on the butt as he ran back to sidelines! Being a lifetime Viking fan, I knew he had a spell with the Vikings but forgot Jim was a Packer in the end too.
I know it's all paper but this the only team to have number 1 offense and number 1 defense in the same year. Not the next year losing to Elway. Your welcome Dads'
@@savagetilley2782 Unfortunately, Glanville never wanted Brett, and he wasn't the kind of coach Brett needed. Brett himself said, "Jerry and I were too much alike. Atlanta wasn't big enough for both of us."
Also had a chance to hire Sean Payton in 2006. Andy would have won three more with Brett and he’d probably still be here as the head coach now. Instead the Packers wasted the back half of Favre’s career surrounding him with average coaches and average players. They were doing the same thing with Rodgers too until Davante Adams fell into their lap, before him the last all-pro caliber receiver to play here was Sterling Sharpe. The Packers inability to roster build and find good coaches have cost us at least five or six championships, Favre and Rodgers are both right to have vitriol towards this organization.
Yeah what a bizarre thing to say at this point. He was what? 3 years removed from being a packer. Totally different team makeup. Incredible road wins by Rodgers that required skill and toughness and some luck and some Faith from his teammates that he had developed over his time as a starter. Don't get me wrong, I love me some number four.... But why on Earth would a former quarterback for this team three years removed, get any sort of credit other than being a good sparring partner twice that season? I mean I could see if you were trying to say that maybe he was a good mentor and he deserves a little credit for that part of it but that's not even what you said. Very strange comment
@@markbeebe125 his comment is as stupid as saying Jimmy Johnson won the Superbowl when Barry Switzer was the coach. these dude's are incredible yard birds.
@@ccc0909 well at least with the Jimmy Johnson argument, it was only one year later, so it was certainly the team that he built. Brett favre was not only long gone from the Packers Jets and vikings, but he was already retired by the time Rodger's won his super bowl. To say that he stepped in to the hardest position to play in any professional sport, and somehow the team and all the players that happened on the way through their wild Card road to winning the whole thing==somehow Brett favre should get credit for that?!? Got to be the dumbest argument I think I've ever heard period!
@@ikkenhisatsu7170 Did the kids get you a new ipad for Christmas? cause you have no idea what the initial comment meant. Maybe someone can explain to you it only means McMahon has two rings. Don't meant he better. Hope there is a ring soon in Packland
That was a bad NFL FILMS edit. That was NOT Black 59 Razor. Black 59 Razor was an incomplete pass that the DB blocked as John Taylor was catching it, right next to the sideline. And anyone who truly remembers the game knows I'm right. Favre is talking about a bad NFL FILMS EDIT. Look for the actual play and you'll see.
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Weird Fact: Jim McMahon, who was Favre’s backup in this game, won 2 Super Bowls, both with NFC North teams, both against the patriots, and both in the Super Dome in New Orleans.
Damn he was Farve's back up
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21 years to the day from 85 bears win against same team and same stadium
Another fact is that when GB visited de White house in the spring of 97 , he wore a Bears jersey cos after the 86 SB the team didn't play their visit. It was until 2012 the beast made a late visit when Obama finally invited the 85 bears.
@Matty A BTW. He played as a starter most of the '93 season for the Vikings ( except when he got injuried, as always) . That season included a win against Montana-led Chiefs and starting a playoff game against the NY giants.
@@rcreed77 yes, Jim was Brett’s backup in 96
The way Brett runs away immediately after throwing the ball gives me chills. He knows he’s thrown it perfectly.
Mike Blakeslee your a dipshit
Mike Blakeslee that first throw was a perfect throw wtf r u talking about?
@@mikeblakeslee3753 jeez man.... you hella knit picking... that first throw was off the back foot.... but it was also perfectly in stride. 96 packers were loaded.
What's amazing is he nailed the throw with the most horrendous footwork. Unnecessarily bad too.
@@mikeblakeslee3753 Favre always threw off the wrong foot. Hell he sometimes threw with both feet in the air. It was how he played, and you're a moron.
Joe Fuckin' Cool! I love this cause Brett is balling out like a kid but in the super bowl. I mean that's like a kid in his yard recreating a play he saw on tv. But it's Brett and he's doing it in the Super Bowl and look at the joy in the celebration. The just unbridled joy like 'OMG that fucking worked!!!" That's awesome. From a Niner fan til the day I die.
That was so great - I borrowed a projector and screen from work and we had friends over to watch on the big screen. What a night!
Mike said one time Brett was the son he never had. Just so awesome.
Joe Montana - winning Super Bowls even when he's not in them.
Graxster Montana #Goat
@@ykd818 .... used to be. Time has moved on. goAT is ALL time. Brady has taken over. Time to cope. Brady = GOAT.
If Joe isn't the coolest man alive, he's definitely in the top three.
Great comment ...
@@Crusader1815 No...That would be Fonzie, then Elvis, then Barry Sanders!
This is a really cool comparison, the shot of the Packers receiver catching the ball looks almost identical to the iconic shot of Rice catching the TD on the same play.
TheDude4077 Black 59 Wrazer
The way they both look off the safety as well with their body language, they look like they are throwing opposite field.
except Rice had class....
Brett threw it and backed up all the way the other endzone lol. god i loved watching him play
As great as Favre was, if Holmgren had remained in Green Bay for Favre's career, Brett would be in the conversation as the G.O.A.T as Brady And Montana are.
Yes, Mike was the only coach that could save Favre from himself and keep him contained
Green Bay should have hired Andy Reid as there head coach. I am a viking fan but I love Favre and have a lot of respect for the packers.
This was such an iconic play of my childhood and lifetime. The story behind it is even better 😂. Crazy how things transpire
Every time I've seen this I almost feel like Brett was celebrating a game winning SuperBowl victory! First team scores wins :)
Brett Favre is one likeable guy!
Was that # 9 Jim McManon on that Green Bay side lines?? That must have been one hell of post Super Bowl win party!!😎😂
9 was Jim McMahon but 18 was Doug Peterson too
@3:04 if you pay attention, he was so confident it was a TD that he was already running to the sideline before the ball was even out of his hand all the way lol. Like idk how he didn’t mess up just a little bit due to how quickly he was staring to run to the sideline or end zone ti celebrate lol. I mean the very second the ball left his hand he was celebrating. It’s like he didn’t even follow through all the way, just threw it and then immediately into celebrating lol.
No, he's just going backward. Brett did that his entire career. Whenever he'd throw the ball, especially from the pocket, he'd immediately backpedal.
You talk about one of the greatest quarterbacks ever I mean damn his arm strength was effortless #4Always!
I remember the Pack lost some big ones to the Cowboy's in that era mainly because Brett went 3 and out on their early possession's at Texas stadium due to the slope of the field was lower at the sidelines, I felt for them but being a lifetime Cowboy fan was thankful we got it.
cowboys suck
And that Cowboy offensive line with Eric Williams n company were dominant. We should be lined Reggie up some place else instead x e Williams
Aaron rodgers would lift the curse in Dallas in 2010
@2:02 “a little bit of spending money” hell I wish I had all of that and was able to just call it “a little bit of spending money” lmao.
That was Jim McMahon #9 in a Packer jersey patting Favre on the butt as he ran back to sidelines! Being a lifetime Viking fan, I knew he had a spell with the Vikings but forgot Jim was a Packer in the end too.
And the other backup, #18 Doug Peterson the winning Super Bowl coach of the Philadelphia Eagles lol
And he won that super bowl with da bears
I know it's all paper but this the only team to have number 1 offense and number 1 defense in the same year. Not the next year losing to Elway. Your welcome Dads'
Here after baker bakyfield interview go browns wanted to see audible
Damn, I forgot Jim McMahon played for the Packers
Winning isn't everything it's the only thing
“Everyone likes a little spending money.”
Andy Ried Congrats from a NinerFan
2:02 Holmgren was def talkin Brett's language....even retired he's calling audibles. This time he decided to keep it. 😏
That's a great story.
Do you know what this documentary is called? I remember watching it on tv a few years back
America's Game - 1996 Green Bay Packers
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Tom brady future
In the same stadium none the less.
I remember it like it was yesterday🏈
Who won that Denver /Green bay Superbowl
Word in the industry is that he didn't know how to tell what defense was running against him, he just winged it.....sandlot Bret ....
Two former Falcons, *sigh*.
what could of been with that ATL team. Deion Favre Andre
@@savagetilley2782 Unfortunately, Glanville never wanted Brett, and he wasn't the kind of coach Brett needed. Brett himself said, "Jerry and I were too much alike. Atlanta wasn't big enough for both of us."
Andy should have taken over after Holmgrem. We would have at won another one with Brett.
Also had a chance to hire Sean Payton in 2006. Andy would have won three more with Brett and he’d probably still be here as the head coach now. Instead the Packers wasted the back half of Favre’s career surrounding him with average coaches and average players. They were doing the same thing with Rodgers too until Davante Adams fell into their lap, before him the last all-pro caliber receiver to play here was Sterling Sharpe. The Packers inability to roster build and find good coaches have cost us at least five or six championships, Favre and Rodgers are both right to have vitriol towards this organization.
I thought there would be flapjacks
I thought there would be flapjacks :_-(
There were fifteen flapjacks. Brett Favre said take five of those flapjacks back. I gotta stay hungry for the Lombardi trophy.
Farve won 2. Only the second one,Roger's stepped in and went through the motions.
You're an idiot. Defense was different. Different offensive weapons. Favre had nothing to do with the 2010 team. Well except losing to them twice.
Yeah what a bizarre thing to say at this point. He was what? 3 years removed from being a packer. Totally different team makeup. Incredible road wins by Rodgers that required skill and toughness and some luck and some Faith from his teammates that he had developed over his time as a starter. Don't get me wrong, I love me some number four.... But why on Earth would a former quarterback for this team three years removed, get any sort of credit other than being a good sparring partner twice that season? I mean I could see if you were trying to say that maybe he was a good mentor and he deserves a little credit for that part of it but that's not even what you said. Very strange comment
@@markbeebe125 his comment is as stupid as saying Jimmy Johnson won the Superbowl when Barry Switzer was the coach. these dude's are incredible yard birds.
@@ccc0909 well at least with the Jimmy Johnson argument, it was only one year later, so it was certainly the team that he built. Brett favre was not only long gone from the Packers Jets and vikings, but he was already retired by the time Rodger's won his super bowl. To say that he stepped in to the hardest position to play in any professional sport, and somehow the team and all the players that happened on the way through their wild Card road to winning the whole thing==somehow Brett favre should get credit for that?!? Got to be the dumbest argument I think I've ever heard period!
just realized Jim McMahon won two super bowls haha
Why is that funny? I like McMahon, but you can't seriously compare him to Favre.
@@ikkenhisatsu7170 What you smokin?? He won two Super Bowls one as a starter one as a backup. Just a fact no comparing.
@@Brad88ford You got that right. There's no comparison - Favre was way better. Using your logic, Marino and Tarkenton weren't very good, either.
@@ikkenhisatsu7170 Did the kids get you a new ipad for Christmas? cause you have no idea what the initial comment meant. Maybe someone can explain to you it only means McMahon has two rings. Don't meant he better. Hope there is a ring soon in Packland
Pecker fans will never re-live such glory.
We'll see...
didnt they in 2011........
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh?
That was a bad NFL FILMS edit. That was NOT Black 59 Razor. Black 59 Razor was an incomplete pass that the DB blocked as John Taylor was catching it, right next to the sideline. And anyone who truly remembers the game knows I'm right. Favre is talking about a bad NFL FILMS EDIT. Look for the actual play and you'll see.
2:00 Ohhh, poor babies. We all know how difficult it is for NFL players to find spending money. Scrimp and save...scrimp and save... Leftovers almost every night... Lots of ramen. Please send me any donations you'd like to make to the NFL Players Need Financial Help Foundation. :P
Hey, you're ripping off my donors to the Global Warming Polar Bear Insurance Fund.
Who.is the whiner here......
Take the money instead and give it to the crybaby SJW's in these colleges so they can have their little safe spaces and marches and protests.
Clint Zuleger have fun with your wife dude