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My one goal and only goal ... is to lead this team to the Super Bowl. There's no doubt that the way I'm playing now is a direct result of the guys around me. It's not like I found some fountain of youth.
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Tom Brady was also shut out by the women, with Jessica Simpson's ex Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo claiming the top slot. Gisele Bundchen's husband was buried beneath a pile of sexy QB's including Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, Brett Favre and Peyton Manning, leading us to believe...
SOURCE: PR Newswire -
There is no doubt that the way I am playing now is a direct result of the guys around me ... It’s not like all of a sudden I’ve found some fountain of youth. So up to this point, like I said earlier, collectively a great effort, but my goal is to get this team to the Super Bowl.
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You bring in a Hall of Fame quarterback that he believes in ... Not saying he doesn't believe in T-Jack or Sage [Rosenfels]. But this guy is a Hall of Famer, the best of the best. Great quarterbacks make receivers. I don't think it's the other way around. Just like an artist. Anybody can paint on a canv...
SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune -
My career with Green Bay speaks for itself and the games I played in Lambeau Field. It's a special place ... For three hours, I'll be on the other side. Do I know what that's going to be like? I have no idea because I've never been on the other side.
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They were paying me - and I felt like I should have been paying them ... It was like Harvard Business School for a young quarterback, being in the room. Mike Holmgren was the head coach. Andy Reid was the quarterbacks coach. And Brett Favre was the starter. It was an awesome experience.
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It was loud and that is what makes Green Bay such a special place. I want to lead this Vikings team to the Super Bowl but I also know that Packers fans, who make this organisation so special and unique, will never change. How could you not miss that?
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I hate to use the word 'relief,' but right now I can't think of a better one ... It's just the opposite of Minnesota (losing on Brett Favre's touchdown pass to Greg Lewis as time expired). Almost the same situation, almost the same play, but the outcome was different. It's nice to have something fall fo...
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I want to lead this Vikings team to a Super Bowl, believe me, I do. And I will do everything in my power ... But I also know the Packer fans are what makes this organization so special, unique, and that will never change.
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I am blessed. When you have Adrian Peterson and Brett Favre, maybe the best quarterback in the history of the game...I am living the dream right now and I am blessed.
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It was loud, and that's what makes Green Bay such a special place
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Part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays, those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the field, finding a receiver when he's going th...
– Sean McDermott SOURCE: The Morning Call -
What I was a part of there in the past will never be taken away, and I'm very proud of that career, and the fact that it was with Green Bay ... This is a totally different year, and I have no idea how this will unfold. But there's no sentiments, really, one way or the other. We need to win this football...
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I mentioned to the team this morning that part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays. Those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the fi...
– Sean McDermott SOURCE: FOX Sports -
I don't want to take that away ... At any point in my career, if I thought that, 'So what, we're playing in the Super Bowl, this is a big game, who cares?' That in itself is a sure sign that it doesn't mean anything to you. But trying to hold those things in check is a different story.
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We have seen Brett Favre in some of the greatest moments in NFL history
– Cris Carter SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel -
Most of it is saved until the end of the year, and we'll go through it at our office back home (in Mississippi)
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Over the years the NFL has promoted its players over its teams. A marketing strategy of selling the stars of the game, over the cities of the teams, makes a lot of money in jersey sales, but diminishes the value of a rivalry. It no longer was the Green Bay Packers vs. the Chicago Bears. It was Brett Fav...
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My career with Green Bay speaks for itself, and the games I played in Lambeau Field, it's a special place, and that won't change
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I just don't understand Brett Favre. Once I said he was the best quarterback I've ever seen and I still believe that. He told us he was retired not once, but twice. It might have been three or four times. I lost count. . . . Why does it bother me so much? Because I watched him cry and say he had no more...
– Terry Bradshaw SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
About Brett Favre
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Brett Lorenzo Favre (pronounced /ˈfɑrv/) (born October 10, 1969 in Gulfport, Mississippi) is an American football quarterback for the New York Jets of the National Football League (NFL). He is best known for being the starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers between the 1992 and 2007 NFL seasons. Full Article
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MINNEAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 22: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings drops back to pass against the Seattle Seahawks at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on November 22, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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MINNEAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 22: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings hands the ball off to Adrian Peterson #28 against the Seattle Seahawks at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on November 22, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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MINNEAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 22: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings smiles as he walks from the field against the Seattle Seahawks at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on November 22, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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PITTSBURGH - OCTOBER 25: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings warms up before the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field on October 25, 2009 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Steelers defeated the Vikings 27-17.
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PITTSBURGH - OCTOBER 25: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings passes to Percy Harvin #12 during the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field on October 25, 2009 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Steelers defeated the Vikings 27-17.
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MINNEAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 15: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings watches as they measure in the first quarter against the Detroit Lions on November 15, 2009 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the Lions 27-10.
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MINNEAPOLIS - NOVEMBER 15: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings calls out the play in the second half against the Detroit Lions on November 15, 2009 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the Lions 27-10.
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GREEN BAY, WI - NOVEMBER 1: Al Harris #31 of the Green Bay Packers shakes hands with Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field on November 1, 2009 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Vikings defeated Packers the 38-26.
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GREEN BAY, WI - NOVEMBER 1: Brett Favre #4 of the Minnesota Vikings celebrates with teammate Adrian Peterson #28 against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on November 1, 2009 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Vikings defeated the Packers 38-26.
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My one goal and only goal ... is to lead this team to the Super Bowl. There's no doubt that the way I'm playing now is a direct result of the guys around me. It's not like I found some fountain of youth.
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Tom Brady was also shut out by the women, with Jessica Simpson's ex Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo claiming the top slot. Gisele Bundchen's husband was buried beneath a pile of sexy QB's including Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, Brett Favre and Peyton Manning, leading us to believe...
SOURCE: PR Newswire -
There is no doubt that the way I am playing now is a direct result of the guys around me ... It’s not like all of a sudden I’ve found some fountain of youth. So up to this point, like I said earlier, collectively a great effort, but my goal is to get this team to the Super Bowl.
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You bring in a Hall of Fame quarterback that he believes in ... Not saying he doesn't believe in T-Jack or Sage [Rosenfels]. But this guy is a Hall of Famer, the best of the best. Great quarterbacks make receivers. I don't think it's the other way around. Just like an artist. Anybody can paint on a canv...
SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune -
My career with Green Bay speaks for itself and the games I played in Lambeau Field. It's a special place ... For three hours, I'll be on the other side. Do I know what that's going to be like? I have no idea because I've never been on the other side.
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They were paying me - and I felt like I should have been paying them ... It was like Harvard Business School for a young quarterback, being in the room. Mike Holmgren was the head coach. Andy Reid was the quarterbacks coach. And Brett Favre was the starter. It was an awesome experience.
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It was loud and that is what makes Green Bay such a special place. I want to lead this Vikings team to the Super Bowl but I also know that Packers fans, who make this organisation so special and unique, will never change. How could you not miss that?
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I hate to use the word 'relief,' but right now I can't think of a better one ... It's just the opposite of Minnesota (losing on Brett Favre's touchdown pass to Greg Lewis as time expired). Almost the same situation, almost the same play, but the outcome was different. It's nice to have something fall fo...
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I want to lead this Vikings team to a Super Bowl, believe me, I do. And I will do everything in my power ... But I also know the Packer fans are what makes this organization so special, unique, and that will never change.
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I am blessed. When you have Adrian Peterson and Brett Favre, maybe the best quarterback in the history of the game...I am living the dream right now and I am blessed.
SOURCE: Scout.com -
It was loud, and that's what makes Green Bay such a special place
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Part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays, those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the field, finding a receiver when he's going th...
– Sean McDermott SOURCE: The Morning Call -
What I was a part of there in the past will never be taken away, and I'm very proud of that career, and the fact that it was with Green Bay ... This is a totally different year, and I have no idea how this will unfold. But there's no sentiments, really, one way or the other. We need to win this football...
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I mentioned to the team this morning that part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays. Those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the fi...
– Sean McDermott SOURCE: FOX Sports -
I don't want to take that away ... At any point in my career, if I thought that, 'So what, we're playing in the Super Bowl, this is a big game, who cares?' That in itself is a sure sign that it doesn't mean anything to you. But trying to hold those things in check is a different story.
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We have seen Brett Favre in some of the greatest moments in NFL history
– Cris Carter SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel -
Most of it is saved until the end of the year, and we'll go through it at our office back home (in Mississippi)
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Over the years the NFL has promoted its players over its teams. A marketing strategy of selling the stars of the game, over the cities of the teams, makes a lot of money in jersey sales, but diminishes the value of a rivalry. It no longer was the Green Bay Packers vs. the Chicago Bears. It was Brett Fav...
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
My career with Green Bay speaks for itself, and the games I played in Lambeau Field, it's a special place, and that won't change
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I just don't understand Brett Favre. Once I said he was the best quarterback I've ever seen and I still believe that. He told us he was retired not once, but twice. It might have been three or four times. I lost count. . . . Why does it bother me so much? Because I watched him cry and say he had no more...
– Terry Bradshaw SOURCE: Los Angeles Times -
There's a lot of 'what ifs' in a game like this. Pittsburgh can probably say the same thing
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Two of the NFL's biggest stars are playing in Minnesota — Brett Favre and Adrian Peterson ... You've got a hall of fame quarterback who came out of retirement to play in Minnesota. It takes away (negative) perceptions about playing in the Twin Cities. What's important to players is the culture, the oppo...
SOURCE: TwinCities.com -
We were fortunate to win that game, and we were fortunate to beat San Francisco ... I have no idea what will happen in the future. That's what I tried to tell some of the guys. (Linebacker) Chad Greenway and I walked up the tunnel together. The type of guy he is, he was disappointed. He was looking at t...
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Personally, in my opinion, I want LeBron to stay in Cleveland. I think it's better for the league when you have superstars in smaller markets . . . like Brett Favre in Green Bay. You don't always have to be in L.A. or New York to get all the endorsements and be a superstar. Peyton Manning has been the f...
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
They deserved to win and I think we deserved to win as well ... That’s the way you have to look at it. Who knows how you’re going to win them sometimes. It’s like the San Francisco game. ... All I know is we’re 6-0, I think. Pretty proud of that. There’s a long way to go but I think that’s a good start.
