Brett Favre

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First round. Correction: Brett Favre was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the second round of the NFL draft (33rd selection)

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No. As of February 2010, Rick Spielman (chief coordinator, Minnesota Vikings) says he want Brett Favre back another year. In addition, Brad Childress, the head coach of the Vikings team, is letting Brett Favre take his time regarding his future career: he will not give Brett Favre a deadline.

Now, of course, its up to Brett Favre whether he continues his record-setting consecutive start streak by playing another year. Although he recently told ESPN he highly doubts his return, Favre has already "retired" twice in a row, so he may continue even if he says he has quit.

He had one this year and that is the only one ever according to the announcer. Correction: As of the end of the 2008-09 NFL season Brett Favre has 42 "come from behind" victories (including overtime wins)

they played each other in 2004

Adrian "All Day" Peterson was 6 Years old

Brett Favre threw 336 career interceptions.

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Brett Favre has 60,749 passing and 1,768 rushing yards from 1991 through the 9th game of the 2007 season. That would make a combined 62,517 in the last 16 years plus years.

Farve also has passed for 4,902 yards in playoff games.

New England Patriots

I would buy it for 75 dollars but any fanatic would for 100

Antonio Freeman - 57

Second is Sterling Sharpe with 41 and third is Donald Driver with 36

Brett Favre is statistically the best regular season quarterback in NFL history. He holds numerous records and many career milestones including being the all-time leader in passing yards with 71,838 as well as passing touchdowns with 508 for his career. His most notable record is his consecutive games started streak at 297 consecutive games, however he did have one extra start for the Vikings after the streak ended leaving his total games started at 298. His streak spanned from September 20, 1992 to December 13, 2010 when he was marked as inactive for a game against the New York Giants because of a sprained shoulder.

Randall W. Cunningham was number 7 for the Minnesota Vikings 1997-1999

yes cherry skoal. He says it in his book. If you watch Favre 4 Ever he says on the side lines to one of the coaches "what do you think MIke would do if he knew i had a dip in?"

Brett Favre is selfish. Like it or not when you play for a team for 17 years you become inextricably tied to the community and fans of the team you bled, fought and sweated with for so many years. Whatever he might say on the surface, going to the Vikings was a personal vendetta against Ted Thompson and Mike Sherman. He wanted to stick it to them for daring to think he was getting old. By "sticking it to them" he also stuck it to the fans who have loved him and cheered for him like he was part of their family. So yes, he is selfish for thinking of himself over fans who have loved him for so long.

Brett has had an extremely long career, so there have been many "favorite targets" over the years. At the start of his career, Sterling Sharpe was his 'go to guy'. When Sharpe's career was cut short by injury, Antonio Freeman became the hot receiver. In later years, Donald Driver would assume that role. In his most recent season in Minnesota, Sidney Rice caught more of his passes than anyone else.

he has beaten all 32 teams

The Green Bay Packers have won four Super Bowls. Brett Favre was the starting quarterback when the Packers won Super Bowl XXXI against the New England Patriots in New Orleans.

A Brett Favre 1991 Score Rookie card #611 in NM-MT Condition goes for $8.00

About as fast as Brett Favre throws a football.

Yes he does.

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Through the 2008 season, Favre has thrown 464 TDs and 310 INTs. Both are NFL records. He has also scored 14 rushing TDs.
313 in the regular season.