The sight of Brett Favre jogging onto the field at Lambeau. But wearing the Viking uniform is still one of the weirdest things I've ever seen. And this is from a Vikings fan.
Packer fan here, and I was rooting for the Vikings all the way that day. Most of my friends were busy hating on Favre, while I was hoping this would be the outcome. I really wanted to see Favre win won more Superbowl. The guy gave us so many great years at Lambeau. The #4 is the only Packer jersey I'll wear until the end of my days.
@@anonymousoffspring1566 bro Farve should have won 2 rings with Green Bay Denver got lucky and 09 Saints very dirty team but liked Farve with Green Bay and Reggie White were great combo
@@anonymousoffspring1566 Could you imagine the look on your friends faces if Favre would have won a SB with the Vikings? The city of GB would have been shut down for a week!
As a Bears I can admit that Favre was one of the top 3 funnest quarterbacks to watch. He was always having fun and looked like he was just playing backyard football after school with the neighborhood kids
Damn that Vikings 09 team was lethal. Favre was unlike any other and Peterson in his prime, even the defense was best in the league. I can’t watch that saints game tho
@@nicholas.alan85 no they dickhead lol we never once stole or used drones to spy practices or deflated footballs only thing we did was pay players to play better & hit harder
Happens in Hockey a lot actually.. when a crowd hates a player for whichever reason.. it's even funnier because they only boo when he has the puck.. then stop booing, then boo again.. its all in sync and pretty impressive tbh lol
And then showed the world how he was exactly the same as he always was when he threw what ended up being a game ending interception in the NFC championship.
Percy Harvin was a beast! Always one of the fastest players on the field. So elusive with great hands. Great weapon to have on any team. Unfortunately injuries took him out of the game way to soon....
It wasn’t just injuries. Percy wasn’t a team player. He had locker room problems , etc. he was a beast tho, top 20 when he was ON. this 09 Vikings team was legendary. They had Chester taylor and Adrian Peterson as 1 and 2 backs.
1:22 then years later after he officially retired from football, he comes back and the Packer faithful gave him a standing ovation with a helluva lot of love and respect
It was definitely mixed boo’s and cheers. Mad respect to the Packer’s fans that recognized his greatness and what he did for their franchise for years, rather than be salty and bitter.
Seeing Farve as a Viking still makes me cringe, not because I'm a packers fan (49ers fan btw), but because I watched that NFC championship and the look on his face getting beaten up by the saints was hard to watch. Didn't care at the time cause he beat my niners to get there but still.
This revenge game was far more anticipated than bradys in my opinion. The anger and hate in this one. I loved it. As a packers fan it was hard to watch favre still sling it but rodgers made his plays too. Even harder now that they are both gone.....
When you talk about some of the Biggest and most Historic games in history. This is the kind of story that you are looking for. I remember watching this live like it was yesterday.
I remember coming back home from church in the middle of the game not really understanding what the big deal was(2009 was my first season watching football). Good times lol.
Same I remember from Sunday school and it was during night so during that day when I went to my uncles house that night my whole family were there and they were watching Seahawks vs Patriots and Seahawks are my favorite team and when we were about to hand the ball to Lynch guess what happened 🤦🏽♂️ so yea football was weird too me back then in those days 😂
Brett was still great at age 40, Had a stellar career, broke every passer record, led the pack to back to back superbowls 3 consecutive league MVPS. His most impressive record, would be the ironman consecutive start streak.. that record will never be matched...
@@shanksmcnasty6650 Not defending what Favre did but rich getting everything while the poor stays poor is nothing new. It was also said I think, that over 90% of welfare requests gets denied every year so that money was always going somewhere. Not a big deal imo
As a Vikings fan I'm glad we had Favre and glad he took us so far that season. However, I get how Packers fans felt. I would probably feel a little weird myself if Randy Moss went to Green Bay for instance.
He should have been there in 2007 but Ted wouldn't pull the trigger and Favre was even willing to give up a million dollars to bring Moss aboard. Packers would have been in the SB with Moss on the team in 2007.
@@curthennig9448 What really angers me is when I hear the reports that it was just a 4th round pick for Moss from the Packers. Favre would have easily won the MVP had it not been for Moss going to New England
@@remywonderland7507 A huge blown opportunity for sure. Favre MVP and a SB appearance in 2007 if Moss comes aboard. Wasn't Randy killing it in New England in 07? What was Ted thinking? And Brett was pleading for it too happen. Only a 4th round pick? My God. Can you imagine Greg Jennings,Donald Driver,and Randy Moss!
You wouldn't believe within over 10 years how much of the rule change difference between now and 2009 u can't lead with your head no more and kickoffs and special teams is more complicated
You also can’t win in OT on a first possession FG. Vikings might possibly have been in the SB if that rule had been changed sooner, but what are you gonna do?🤷♂️
Their are so many intriguing, primetime teams I enjoy watching like: Priest Holmes Chief's, Ricky Williams Dolphin's, but Brett Favre's Vikings is one of the greatest!
When Charles Woodson was defesive player of the year and then then the next year he became the only defensive back to have heisman trophy, super bowl ring and heisman! Legend!
Great game (if you're a viking fan) was fun to watch it 14 years later! I still remembered some of those plays. Harvin TD and AP awesome run / screen... what a fun year that was!
At 40 years old Brett Favre set career highs in completion percentage, QB rating, and AY/attempt. He threw 33 touchdowns and only 7 interceptions. He threw at least 13 picks in every other season. His 4,202 passing yards were only 211 short of his career high in 1995. Brett really did put everything he had physically and mentally into making one last serious run at a Super Bowl. It’s tragic and fitting how that run came up just short.
@@TimesUp777 not really fair to say he cost em, AP fumbled how many times in that game, and they STILL went into OT and should have won. That game started new OT rules.
@@brandonenglund7516 i agree that Captain fumblitis Peterson cost the Vikings that win. More so then Farve did, but Farve still had a chance to win it before he threw the pick.
@@TimesUp777 Can't forget that Favre got them there with a clutch drive to set up the game winning field goal but the HC sent 12 men on to the field after a timeout on 3rd down that drove the bikes out of field goal range. And AP had the fumble inside the saints 5 yard line but Harvin lost one inside the bikes 5 yard line and berrian lost one inside the saints 5 yard line. That's a 21 point swing right there. And then there was the refs.
As a Patriots fan. This week, I'm going to feel what these Packers fans felt when Favre returned to Lambeau. Brady's return to Foxborough. Emotions are going to be sky high!
I'm gonna say it'll be different from the Packers fans. Brady left for Tampa, not a division rival, & won a Super Bowl there. And since Brady delivered 6 rings to the Patriots before he left, I think fans would at least cheer him loudly when he goes out of the tunnel + pregame. When it comes to the game proper, then they'll cheer for the home team ofc.
Percy Harvin was an absolute beast. they tried their best to keep it away from him but everytime they messed up and kicked him the ball, he made em pay. Harvin was as good a natural athlete as i’ve ever seen on a football field. and i’m a huge ohio st fan so you know there’s no biased on that, i’ve rooted against Harvin countless times, it’s not very much fun.
@@jacksonglen7647 Brett knew exactly what he was doing. He does what he did his entire careeer. He tried to play hero ball. He let his ego get in the way of the team.
I was there on the sidelines for this game when farve ran out, I was young so I dont remember alot but i remember how deafening the booing was when farve came out in the purple jersey
@@AussieAvgeek98 I think more people remember that Brees was with the Chargers since he was there for 5 years when Favre was only with the Falcons for 1 year.
As a Vikings fan at the time, this game was one of the most enjoyable ever. The only thing that might have been able to make it better is if Randy Moss had been on the roster to catch a TD and moon the Cheeseheads one more time!
I miss that Vikings team, they were THE team that year. I know it didn’t end good at all 😭 but regardless that was a crazy fun year. I don’t thinks another QB will do what favre did in 09
Except Rodgers already has multiple times. Mahomes has surpassed that. Favre's 2009 is becoming more and more pedestrian compared to what the QB's are doing in 2021.
@@chriskay1449lmao a 40 year old favre coming to a brand new team and going to the nfc title game is pedestrian? What QBs have ever done that besides tom Brady this past season with a brand new team...
@@redt7452 His stats were pedestrian. Rodgers has blown those stats out of the water several times over. And that NFC title game stuff means nothing because he ultamately choked it away with another one of his patented bonehead INT's. I wouldn't brag about that.
@@chriskay1449 Pedestrian? He was tied for 2nd in the league that season with Peyton Manning with 33td's. The league has been adapted to pad QB stats over the last decade. In 2009 the leaders for TD passes were : Brees: 34 Manning/Favre: 33 Rodgers : 30 with no other qb surpassing 30 td's. Favre made stars out of Sidney Rice (had 1,300 yards in 2009 and never eclipsed 800 any other year in his career) and Shancoe (11 td's). With Favre under center Adrian Peterson, usually useless as a receiver, had his best season with 27.3 receiving yards per game. The offense became #2 in the league under Favre after finishing 12, 15, 26, and 19 the previous 4 seasons. Nothing pedestrian about getting an MVP stolen because he was a "villian" in 2009, and a super bowl being stolen in a bounty bowl, where the media still ignores the missed fumble, phantom pi call, and reviewed catch that hit the ground but was called complete for the saints in OT.
@@redt7452 You miss the point entirely. The stats Favre had in 2009 QB's routinely get every year now. His age is irrelevant/. It is laughable to say nobody will ever do what Favre did when Brady already has done it multiple times and a number of other QB's have.
He acted like a jackass on his way out the door and tried to manipulate his way to Minnesota while still under contract at the same time. He deserved to get booed for that behavior.
@@ahmedrahim2500 Not the same thing. A Rod has not spoken publicly about this matter and also has not faked a retirement to try to get the Packers to release him. Hell, he hasn't even asked for a trade either. The Packers haven't budged and they also learned from their mistakes with Favre as they are publicly stating their committment to Aaron and nothing else. They are in a far better position now than they were with Favre.
@@vladtheimpaler9770 There is no proof Rodgers has which is my point. Brett did both publicly. He also publicly demanded his release. All he was with Rodgers is a "report" by Adam Schefter who has since admitted he actually has no sources backing up the story.
Say what you will about Farve but the man was still throwing rockets at 40, very impressive. The two throws after 10:48 show that he was still a gun slinger.
One of the craziest moments in sports history Favre running onto to Lambeau field in a Vikings uniform. As a Vikings fan it was very different rooting for him but I really enjoyed having him on the team. The fact that they didn’t win the sb that year will always piss me off
Farve should have went to the Superbowl in 09. All he had to do was run 8 yards against the saints and kick the field goal. That throw back over the middle. WTH.
His ankle was destroyed during that game anyway, the doctor who did the surgery said it wasn’t even healed by the time the next season started. Vikings would’ve lost the Super Bowl and Favre would’ve been hobbling around on one leg the whole time. The story would’ve been the same.
As a Green Bay fan, much as I hate to say it, that’s the Favre special. Forcing a ball into double coverage and praying for the best… God, he was so much fun to watch, but he was also one of the most *painful* players to watch.
Such a crazy year. Brett's great year, Prime AD, Prime Jared Allen, Prime Percy Harvin, Rodgers looks like he's 9 on his way to becoming one of the best etc
Last laugh for what? Not welcoming the next bart Starr back to the field in a exhibition match that turned volatile? But yet brett played admirably by using just talent and modern intuition. True packer fans recognize a true packer. ESPECIALLY mfin Bret Favre, brother(regretfully). 😁
@@justink9912 He tired to manipulate his way to Minnesota while still under contract and thought he could win a Super Bowl there in order to stick it to Green Bay. Well, he ended up a cripple while Rodgers vindicated Ted Thompson winning Super Bowl 45 while Favre was at home trying to glue himself back together.
@@chriskay1449 is not a true packer. Ended up a cripple lmao. He was just shooting bows with stone cold. Manipulate? Ted Thompson never gave him a choice to come back to green Bay. If it's your last two years, you wouldnt wanna go to a team with Superbowl potential? Lmao youre a riot sir
@@justink9912 Favre tried to use the fans to force Ted to release him by continually badmouthing the organization. What he failed to consider was that 1)The Packers had plenty of cap space to take his contract back on, and 2)Ted absolutely not caring one iota what either Brett or the fans thought. Then he ran his mouth one too many times with his Fox News interview which caused the fans to revolt against him. Oh and by the way son, the Packers were just in the NFC title game when he "retired" so he was already on a Super Bowl contender. In fact, he was the one who personally choked away that game with one of his patented boneheaded INT's. And yes he is a cripple. He has already admitted he has brain damage and is constantly forgetting things while living in pain. The only riot here is you.
@@chriskay1449 Son, not all packer fans revolted or disagreed against having him back. If the Packers were already Superbowl contenders then he lead them there at quarterback. Aaron got to the championship 2 years in a row now. F'ing cripple amiright, ole sonny o' pal?
I loved how the announcers went quiet when Favre took the field so everyone could feel the moment.
You gotta appreciate it. Not many announcers let people take the moment in. Like a revenge game or a return game.
I don't give a damn what people say, Thom Brenneman is one of the best to ever do it.
Packers fans are perhaps the biggest babies in all of sports. Nobody makes more excuses.
Packers fans with no class after all those years farve gave them
it was awesome I was there I wore my Jared Allen jersey they reminded me they hated Jared Allen.
The fact this was *11* years ago makes me feel so old.
I was only 4 years old when this was aired... now I'm a sophomore
I was 5
@Ryan Irwin- Diehl I don't care if you care, but I have a right to reply to a comment. Have a good day
Me too😳
@@HaydenSkol OMG.. lol. I really feel old.
The sight of Brett Favre jogging onto the field at Lambeau. But wearing the Viking uniform is still one of the weirdest things I've ever seen. And this is from a Vikings fan.
Packer fan here, and I was rooting for the Vikings all the way that day. Most of my friends were busy hating on Favre, while I was hoping this would be the outcome. I really wanted to see Favre win won more Superbowl. The guy gave us so many great years at Lambeau. The #4 is the only Packer jersey I'll wear until the end of my days.
@@anonymousoffspring1566 bro Farve should have won 2 rings with Green Bay Denver got lucky and 09 Saints very dirty team but liked Farve with Green Bay and Reggie White were great combo
@@anonymousoffspring1566 Could you imagine the look on your friends faces if Favre would have won a SB with the Vikings? The city of GB would have been shut down for a week!
As a Bears I can admit that Favre was one of the top 3 funnest quarterbacks to watch. He was always having fun and looked like he was just playing backyard football after school with the neighborhood kids
It is very weird. It would be like me seeing Big Ben walking out in Pittsburgh in a Ravens uniform. Seems like an alternate reality
The Vikings were a force to be reckoned with in 09’
So were the packers
That Vikings team was scary as hell. They were on par with the '98 team.
@@cyrillesu that adrian Peterson is in the same tier as all the other GOAT RBs like lynch Sanders smith Tomlinson etc
So were the saints lol
@@frankmarshall1254 Easy to be a force if you have to cheat to do it.
This Favre-Rodgers game was a great one to watch. Favre swept Rodgers in his 1st game back at Lambeau Field
Not like adrian Peterson existing had anything to do with that
No one needs you telling us what happened in the game.
@1-800-Wavy This was the second meeting between these 2 that season. 2-0 season sweep.
@@BaronVonBielski That’s not what they said.
@@Ervgotti1985 ya it is
Damn that Vikings 09 team was lethal. Favre was unlike any other and Peterson in his prime, even the defense was best in the league. I can’t watch that saints game tho
Yeah bro they had it... Even though Favre threw that pick AP fumble was what I felt cost the game
No. What cost the game was the fact the Saints CHEATED
@@nicholas.alan85 continue to cry about it.
@@nicholas.alan85 it wasn’t the cheating as much as the terrible calls that cost us that game imo
@@nicholas.alan85 no they dickhead lol we never once stole or used drones to spy practices or deflated footballs only thing we did was pay players to play better & hit harder
Jared Allen, what a blessing to watch. Man was a beast.
Very pleased that he's in the Vikings Ring of Honor as of this year. (As of just yesterday typing this comment actually.)
that hit on the running back was devastating!! this team was just amazing to watch that entire season.
Neanderthal!
Bruh a crowd will never boo this loud for 1 player ever again this was insane lmao
Damn traitor. Face of the franchise.
@@daverichards9141 you are mistaken
Lebron james got boo
Happens in Hockey a lot actually.. when a crowd hates a player for whichever reason.. it's even funnier because they only boo when he has the puck.. then stop booing, then boo again.. its all in sync and pretty impressive tbh lol
@@daverichards9141 it's football lol not KGB spy operations grow up
To Brett Favre this had to be a must-win game for him
Too bad they all weren't
@@Wisconsin654piss off
@@Wisconsin654you mad Favre left y’all trash
That 09 Vikings team is probably my favorite ever
Them and the 2006 chargers and 2007 Patriots were the best teams to not win a super bowl this century and I'm a packers fan
@@ericsigersmith2831 49ers is the best team tf u mean bruh
Would off won, that yr.
@@ericsigersmith2831 I would put the 1998 Vikings in there as well if Anderson didn't miss that game ending FG against Atlanta
@@ericsigersmith2831 1969 Baltimore Colts, 2001 Rams, 2015 panthers, and 2020 chiefs too.
Remembering all those players of that season on the Vikings.
Great team.
Man, so long ago already. Appreciate your the games your watching today! They will soon be fond memories like this
What a great moment. This was awesome. Favre showed the world how great he really was.
And then showed the world how he was exactly the same as he always was when he threw what ended up being a game ending interception in the NFC championship.
@@Turkey_Fart Credit Brad Childress there!
Percy Harvin was a beast! Always one of the fastest players on the field. So elusive with great hands. Great weapon to have on any team. Unfortunately injuries took him out of the game way to soon....
Man they were so loaded back then
@@isaiahlopez29 im loaded right now
It wasn’t just injuries. Percy wasn’t a team player. He had locker room problems , etc. he was a beast tho, top 20 when he was ON. this 09 Vikings team was legendary. They had Chester taylor and Adrian Peterson as 1 and 2 backs.
1:22 then years later after he officially retired from football, he comes back and the Packer faithful gave him a standing ovation with a helluva lot of love and respect
It was definitely mixed boo’s and cheers. Mad respect to the Packer’s fans that recognized his greatness and what he did for their franchise for years, rather than be salty and bitter.
Seeing Farve as a Viking still makes me cringe, not because I'm a packers fan (49ers fan btw), but because I watched that NFC championship and the look on his face getting beaten up by the saints was hard to watch. Didn't care at the time cause he beat my niners to get there but still.
Same as a packers fan but good thing we never traded rodgers for moss on the raiders like we almost did people forget
That Saints defense basically ended Kurt Warner's career too.
screaming for vengeance and defenders? nice
This revenge game was far more anticipated than bradys in my opinion. The anger and hate in this one. I loved it. As a packers fan it was hard to watch favre still sling it but rodgers made his plays too. Even harder now that they are both gone.....
Honestly, I miss this guy playing good games man. He was a beast!
When you talk about some of the Biggest and most Historic games in history. This is the kind of story that you are looking for. I remember watching this live like it was yesterday.
It was yesterday
Usually not a fan of highlight vids that run this long but I literally watched every second of this one. Incredible game!
Go Vikings 💜💛 I miss 2009 and 2017!!!
Digggs...... sideline....... unbelievable!!!!!!!
I remember coming back home from church in the middle of the game not really understanding what the big deal was(2009 was my first season watching football). Good times lol.
Same I remember from Sunday school and it was during night so during that day when I went to my uncles house that night my whole family were there and they were watching Seahawks vs Patriots and Seahawks are my favorite team and when we were about to hand the ball to Lynch guess what happened 🤦🏽♂️ so yea football was weird too me back then in those days 😂
Brett was still great at age 40, Had a stellar career, broke every passer record, led the pack to back to back superbowls 3 consecutive league MVPS. His most impressive record, would be the ironman consecutive start streak.. that record will never be matched...
NFL Throwbacks I love you bro keep it coming I can't imagine what type of old classic games your going to post this year throughout the whole season
It’s going to be a GREAT season! I’m really excited for Monday’s!
God damn... that Vikings DL was lethal in 2009.
11:00 such a fun play to watch. Favre sure was something special.
FAVRE THE ABSOLUTE MOST AWESOME QUARTERBACK
Hardly
Lol this didn’t age well 😂
@@brady21peterson well regardless of his morals and the fact he might be a shady dirtbag now, he was still the most fun to watch that I’ve ever seen
@@shanksmcnasty6650 Not defending what Favre did but rich getting everything while the poor stays poor is nothing new. It was also said I think, that over 90% of welfare requests gets denied every year so that money was always going somewhere. Not a big deal imo
He Is THE G.O.A.T
In 2009 Favre swept Rodgers, but in 2010 Rodgers swept Favre. I wish we got to see them face off in the playoffs.
Yeah, it baffles me when they say Favre got the last laugh. Did people just forget about the 2010 season?
@@Phinal_Flash yep. Last game rodgers beat Favre 31-3
Favre was bad in 2010
@@Smart-Sports yeah rodgers was way better
It almost happened in 2009 but the Packers lost in the first round to the Cardinals, who lost in the next round to the bounty-gate Saints.
NFL season is right around the corner good thing you uploaded when football is coming back 💯🏈
Reminds me of Harper's return to DC. Favre got booed and destroyed his former team , and later on they would win a championship.
Best D-line ever and this was our best shot at a superbowl the Vikings had it all that year
09 or 98 I don’t know which one hurts more. The 09 team definitely could of beat the colts in the Super Bowl
Vikings legend: Brett Favre
Oh yeah
2 seasons is not a legend
@@bennetxia8707 stfu
Favre is not a viking legend he needs to win a ring to that state
@@sportslangtv2181 eh um tarkenton is he failed 4 times bro
As a Vikings fan I'm glad we had Favre and glad he took us so far that season. However, I get how Packers fans felt. I would probably feel a little weird myself if Randy Moss went to Green Bay for instance.
He almost did.
He should have been there in 2007 but Ted wouldn't pull the trigger and Favre was even willing to give up a million dollars to bring Moss aboard. Packers would have been in the SB with Moss on the team in 2007.
@@curthennig9448 What really angers me is when I hear the reports that it was just a 4th round pick for Moss from the Packers. Favre would have easily won the MVP had it not been for Moss going to New England
@@remywonderland7507 A huge blown opportunity for sure. Favre MVP and a SB appearance in 2007 if Moss comes aboard. Wasn't Randy killing it in New England in 07? What was Ted thinking? And Brett was pleading for it too happen. Only a 4th round pick? My God. Can you imagine Greg Jennings,Donald Driver,and Randy Moss!
You wouldn't believe within over 10 years how much of the rule change difference between now and 2009 u can't lead with your head no more and kickoffs and special teams is more complicated
You also can’t win in OT on a first possession FG. Vikings might possibly have been in the SB if that rule had been changed sooner, but what are you gonna do?🤷♂️
17:06 that receiver #85 who acted like Rogers was boutta pass to him instead of scrambling was genius! What a smart play
Their are so many intriguing, primetime teams I enjoy watching like: Priest Holmes Chief's, Ricky Williams Dolphin's, but Brett Favre's Vikings is one of the greatest!
Favre’s pocket presence is immaculate
That Jennings catch for the TD in the 4th quarter.... My god. I don't think I've ever seen a more mind-boggling catch.
Rodgers had some Favre-like ZIP on his throws in that game... You can tell he was fired up too.
Still cant believe this game wasnt primetime.
At 40 Faver was destroying the NFL.. I see where Tom Brady got his mindset from...
Anyone remember this Madden Moment from Madden 11?
#OG
Absolutely
It’s crazy to see how good Rodgers got as he got older. It would’ve been fun to see this with Farve then and Rodgers now
21:14 look how happy Favre was that it was incomplete lol
That's one game I wish I had been in the house for.
I love adrian man. That’s just awesome give it to the guy 4 times in a row it’ll work eventually
I loved watching Favre play for the packers but this made my satisfaction skyrocket
I will never forget this man being a life long vikings fan i watched his first games in green
When Charles Woodson was defesive player of the year and then then the next year he became the only defensive back to have heisman trophy, super bowl ring and heisman! Legend!
You forgot he also won a natty at Michigan too and Defensive Rookie of the Year
Ahhh! Thank you for this. My day was going slow until I saw this star studded affair. Perfect for August!
Brett Fabre, was the most exciting Qback EVER to play 🏈!!! He absolutely LOVED to play the game❤️
Almost as much as he loved throwing the ball to the other team🥴😂😂
Farve you idiot
Great game (if you're a viking fan) was fun to watch it 14 years later! I still remembered some of those plays. Harvin TD and AP awesome run / screen... what a fun year that was!
Man, what happened to Thom Brennaman? That guy was such a professional...
He said some things
He thought of himself as a man of faith.
@@oceanthresher6184 as there’s a drive into deep left field by Castellanos, it will be a home run.
and that’ll make it a 4-0 ballgame
@@Laevateinn98 I’m very sorry to the people who write my paychecks.
#9 had his best year ever. Loved that he showed up Twinkle Toes 12.
Favre, one of the greatest in nfl history, deserved another SB ring, but the league made sure the Aints won because of Katrina.
That was Goodell's plan.
Yep. Btw Sean Payton is a devil bastard. People hate him for good reason.
My son was born this day....for a vikings fan it couldn't be more of a glorious day.
That Minnesota squad was so fun to watch
I remember watching this game while visiting my late father at his home outside Atlanta on his day off
At 40 years old Brett Favre set career highs in completion percentage, QB rating, and AY/attempt. He threw 33 touchdowns and only 7 interceptions. He threw at least 13 picks in every other season. His 4,202 passing yards were only 211 short of his career high in 1995. Brett really did put everything he had physically and mentally into making one last serious run at a Super Bowl. It’s tragic and fitting how that run came up just short.
Since Farve hardly threw any interceptions in that 09 season U knew he was going to throw one on the playoffs to cost the Vikings a win.
@@TimesUp777 not really fair to say he cost em, AP fumbled how many times in that game, and they STILL went into OT and should have won. That game started new OT rules.
@@brandonenglund7516 i agree that Captain fumblitis Peterson cost the Vikings that win. More so then Farve did, but Farve still had a chance to win it before he threw the pick.
@@TimesUp777 Can't forget that Favre got them there with a clutch drive to set up the game winning field goal but the HC sent 12 men on to the field after a timeout on 3rd down that drove the bikes out of field goal range. And AP had the fumble inside the saints 5 yard line but Harvin lost one inside the bikes 5 yard line and berrian lost one inside the saints 5 yard line. That's a 21 point swing right there. And then there was the refs.
@@remywonderland7507 i don't remember the whole game, but I know that Peterson fumbled 3 or 4 times in the 2009 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game.
I Love rge throwing morion and how he played for the Vikrs. Much respect to ol #4. Love ya Brett!!!
As a Patriots fan. This week, I'm going to feel what these Packers fans felt when Favre returned to Lambeau. Brady's return to Foxborough. Emotions are going to be sky high!
I'm gonna say it'll be different from the Packers fans. Brady left for Tampa, not a division rival, & won a Super Bowl there. And since Brady delivered 6 rings to the Patriots before he left, I think fans would at least cheer him loudly when he goes out of the tunnel + pregame. When it comes to the game proper, then they'll cheer for the home team ofc.
@@ptherochannel-main yeah either way, the emotions are gonna run deep!
@@ptherochannel-main for it to be a valid analogy, he would have had to gone to the Jets, then I'm sure he would have been booed.
I watch this at Packer in Wisconsin, and as Viking fan it was one of the most
Favre was throwing missiles
Man that music at the beginning... Really takes me back.
I wish Fox would go back to this scoreboard graphic
Great job Brett, stick it to them. This from a Packers fan. Something did not smell right with management.
Harvin was unbelievable before his health problems ...
Favre made football fun to watch
Percy Harvin was an absolute beast. they tried their best to keep it away from him but everytime they messed up and kicked him the ball, he made em pay. Harvin was as good a natural athlete as i’ve ever seen on a football field. and i’m a huge ohio st fan so you know there’s no biased on that, i’ve rooted against Harvin countless times, it’s not very much fun.
Man I thought Pat Maholmes had an arm, Brett Favre's arm was something else, and the man was 40 in this video
brett favre, victim of bounty gate.
The Saints have been cursed ever sense
As a Saints fan the Vikings lost that because Favre threw a stupid interception not the Saints fault
@@jango3221 shut up dude yall were hitting him late all game. bretts head was probably so fucked up that he didnt know what to do
BRett Favre a victim of his own ego because he had to play hero ball instead of running.
@@jacksonglen7647 Brett knew exactly what he was doing. He does what he did his entire careeer. He tried to play hero ball. He let his ego get in the way of the team.
I’m so happy to watch this
1:39 He seems like Favre so much that he bought jersey of Favre as a Jet
AHHH
I thought the same thing!
I was there on the sidelines for this game when farve ran out, I was young so I dont remember alot but i remember how deafening the booing was when farve came out in the purple jersey
2 of the 5 most skilled/talented Quarterbacks to ever exist. Best combination of arm and leg in one game until Wilson v Mahomes.
What a gem
Favre is so remembered for playing for the Packers that they forget that the Falcons drafted him.
So what, same for Drew Brees, many forget he was drafted by San Diego but he’ll be remembered as a Saints qb
@@AussieAvgeek98 , the point is that it's an underrated fact.
@@AussieAvgeek98 I think more people remember that Brees was with the Chargers since he was there for 5 years when Favre was only with the Falcons for 1 year.
@@joemckim1183 and Favre backed up Jeff George too so it’s less rememberable
@@devinjerryfreedomisfree4599 Wasn't Favre's first completion to himself? I think it was on a tipped pass.
As a Vikings fan at the time, this game was one of the most enjoyable ever. The only thing that might have been able to make it better is if Randy Moss had been on the roster to catch a TD and moon the Cheeseheads one more time!
At least joe buck wasn't calling this game
Thank God because it would’ve been annoying hearing his voice like it is for every game he calls
If you're wandering why Joe Buck didn't call the game he was calling the 2009 WS that night for Fox in Philly that night
Brett is my favorite player of all time
Crosby been with packers for a long time guy doesn't get the appreciation he deserves
That was a pretty purple attendance in the Lambeau.
As a Saints fan Farve and the Vikings were fun to watch that year and they gave my saints a good game in the NFC championship game!
I miss that Vikings team, they were THE team that year. I know it didn’t end good at all 😭 but regardless that was a crazy fun year. I don’t thinks another QB will do what favre did in 09
Except Rodgers already has multiple times. Mahomes has surpassed that. Favre's 2009 is becoming more and more pedestrian compared to what the QB's are doing in 2021.
@@chriskay1449lmao a 40 year old favre coming to a brand new team and going to the nfc title game is pedestrian? What QBs have ever done that besides tom Brady this past season with a brand new team...
@@redt7452 His stats were pedestrian. Rodgers has blown those stats out of the water several times over. And that NFC title game stuff means nothing because he ultamately choked it away with another one of his patented bonehead INT's. I wouldn't brag about that.
@@chriskay1449
Pedestrian? He was tied for 2nd in the league that season with Peyton Manning with 33td's.
The league has been adapted to pad QB stats over the last decade. In 2009 the leaders for TD passes were :
Brees: 34
Manning/Favre: 33
Rodgers : 30
with no other qb surpassing 30 td's.
Favre made stars out of Sidney Rice (had 1,300 yards in 2009 and never eclipsed 800 any other year in his career) and Shancoe (11 td's). With Favre under center Adrian Peterson, usually useless as a receiver, had his best season with 27.3 receiving yards per game.
The offense became #2 in the league under Favre after finishing 12, 15, 26, and 19 the previous 4 seasons.
Nothing pedestrian about getting an MVP stolen because he was a "villian" in 2009, and a super bowl being stolen in a bounty bowl, where the media still ignores the missed fumble, phantom pi call, and reviewed catch that hit the ground but was called complete for the saints in OT.
@@redt7452 You miss the point entirely. The stats Favre had in 2009 QB's routinely get every year now. His age is irrelevant/. It is laughable to say nobody will ever do what Favre did when Brady already has done it multiple times and a number of other QB's have.
I love this TH-cam Channel ❤️
I still can't believe they booed Brett after all he did for them and all the sacrifices he made.
He acted like a jackass on his way out the door and tried to manipulate his way to Minnesota while still under contract at the same time. He deserved to get booed for that behavior.
@@chriskay1449 just like A rod will then? He's doing the same thing right now
@@ahmedrahim2500 Not the same thing. A Rod has not spoken publicly about this matter and also has not faked a retirement to try to get the Packers to release him. Hell, he hasn't even asked for a trade either. The Packers haven't budged and they also learned from their mistakes with Favre as they are publicly stating their committment to Aaron and nothing else. They are in a far better position now than they were with Favre.
@@chriskay1449 He has asked for a trade and threatened retirement?!?!
@@vladtheimpaler9770 There is no proof Rodgers has which is my point. Brett did both publicly. He also publicly demanded his release. All he was with Rodgers is a "report" by Adam Schefter who has since admitted he actually has no sources backing up the story.
Say what you will about Farve but the man was still throwing rockets at 40, very impressive. The two throws after 10:48 show that he was still a gun slinger.
This Should Be on The Vikings Classic Games Not The Packers smh 🤦♂️
Very true brother heck of a great quarterback such a strong smooth release when it comes to reading the defensive line for the game winning play
We may see another one. This time with Rodgers on the Bears and Love on the Packers
That makes me want to have. Ewwww. Lol
Except Rodgers doesn’t have much of a reason do get revenge (unless it’s for all the nfccg losses)
Better days.... 09 man if I could go back 😞
Favre The GOAT!!!
One of the craziest moments in sports history
Favre running onto to Lambeau field in a Vikings uniform. As a Vikings fan it was very different rooting for him but I really enjoyed having him on the team. The fact that they didn’t win the sb that year will always piss me off
Farve should have went to the Superbowl in 09. All he had to do was run 8 yards against the saints and kick the field goal. That throw back over the middle. WTH.
Feel good stories aren't allowed in pro sports, maybe once or twice a century
His ankle was destroyed during that game anyway, the doctor who did the surgery said it wasn’t even healed by the time the next season started. Vikings would’ve lost the Super Bowl and Favre would’ve been hobbling around on one leg the whole time. The story would’ve been the same.
As a Green Bay fan, much as I hate to say it, that’s the Favre special. Forcing a ball into double coverage and praying for the best…
God, he was so much fun to watch, but he was also one of the most *painful* players to watch.
Blake Bortles Comeback! (Giants vs. Jaguars 2014, Week 13)
umm... no
Bernard berrian was so underrated this year..he was huge in big games that year
that man played right after his dad died how could you ever boo him
I thought that happened a few years before.
Such a crazy year. Brett's great year, Prime AD, Prime Jared Allen, Prime Percy Harvin, Rodgers looks like he's 9 on his way to becoming one of the best etc
Green Bay got the last laugh the following year but beating Brett twice and winning the Super Bowl.
Last laugh for what? Not welcoming the next bart Starr back to the field in a exhibition match that turned volatile? But yet brett played admirably by using just talent and modern intuition. True packer fans recognize a true packer. ESPECIALLY mfin Bret Favre, brother(regretfully). 😁
@@justink9912 He tired to manipulate his way to Minnesota while still under contract and thought he could win a Super Bowl there in order to stick it to Green Bay. Well, he ended up a cripple while Rodgers vindicated Ted Thompson winning Super Bowl 45 while Favre was at home trying to glue himself back together.
@@chriskay1449 is not a true packer. Ended up a cripple lmao. He was just shooting bows with stone cold. Manipulate? Ted Thompson never gave him a choice to come back to green Bay. If it's your last two years, you wouldnt wanna go to a team with Superbowl potential? Lmao youre a riot sir
@@justink9912 Favre tried to use the fans to force Ted to release him by continually badmouthing the organization. What he failed to consider was that 1)The Packers had plenty of cap space to take his contract back on, and 2)Ted absolutely not caring one iota what either Brett or the fans thought. Then he ran his mouth one too many times with his Fox News interview which caused the fans to revolt against him. Oh and by the way son, the Packers were just in the NFC title game when he "retired" so he was already on a Super Bowl contender. In fact, he was the one who personally choked away that game with one of his patented boneheaded INT's. And yes he is a cripple. He has already admitted he has brain damage and is constantly forgetting things while living in pain. The only riot here is you.
@@chriskay1449 Son, not all packer fans revolted or disagreed against having him back. If the Packers were already Superbowl contenders then he lead them there at quarterback. Aaron got to the championship 2 years in a row now. F'ing cripple amiright, ole sonny o' pal?