Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers won his third NFL Most Valuable Player award during the NFL Honors show on Saturday night. However, that news turned about to be a footnote after his induction speech.
Drew Brees became the NFL’s all-time leader in passing yardage on Monday night after a 62-yard touchdown catch by rookie wide receiver Tre-Quan Smith. The strike to Smith propelled the Saints to a 26-13 halftime lead.
Brett Favre delivered a passionate and lengthy speech that nearly reached 40 minutes on Saturday night as the ex-Packer, Jet, and Viking quarterback was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
If there is one thing we’ve learned about Brett Favre over the years, it’s that he doesn’t know when to say when sometimes.
The tumultuous relationship between Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers is receiving some much needed fixing. Reportedly, the Packers will retire Favre’s No. 4 and induct him into the team’s Hall of Fame in 2015.
A few years back, I posted a look at Brett Favre’s place in history through unusual means. It’s time for an updated rundown of who makes the cut.
So, remember Super Bowl Sunday when Brett Favre came out of hiding with a ferocious looking beard? He is back again and so is the beard.
Give Brett Favre a few months in between appearances on TV and he now looks like Harrison Ford’s Richard Kimble from The Fugitive. Favre made a cameo appearance during NFL Network’s Super Bowl pre-game show on Sunday afternoon.
Brett Favre’s last playoff loss – the now-infamous 2009 NFC Championship Game against the New Orleans Saints – established an NFL record for postseason futility. Favre’s fourth quarter meltdown resulted in his 11th playoff loss and as a result, Minnesota was denied an opportunity to reach Super Bowl […]
Barack Obama tweeted this picture on Monday of him throwing a pass downfield while paying tribute to Friday Night Lights in the process. I’m somewhat skeptical of Obama’s throwing motion. If this throw was unleashed during a game, I believe it might have too much air under it and […]
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