#4 Brett Favre | Top 10 Mic'd Up Guys of All Time | NFL Films 

Who was that guy lol

Brett Favre is a beating mother lol... Marty morningweg

Right? I mean, let's be honest, Mr Miyagi is super legend status. I know the guy passed away but imagine getting to meet him. I mean, it's mr. Miyagi!

I'm gonna use this at work.

Haha Saints should use this line

I have like 3 coworkers I want to say that to

Hilarity

Yes, that is what he said.

sick joke, danny

thanks danny

Daniel

buurrrrrrppp

That gets me every time 😂

Yup that would be a perfect person to play Brett

I was thinking Dennis Quaid but Brett’s in better shape now then those 2🤣🤣🤣 Favre4Life! Go Pack Go!💚💛💚💛

will munyon no thanks will ferral is NO Brett!

Like if Ricky Bobby had a golden arm

He's too old now

I gotta stay HUNGRY for the Crimson Tide

used that line soooo many times... XD

omg yes :D

Burrrrrrrrrrrrp!

Entertain Yourself what time

2:37

That's been dramatized I think. He said he's not paid to mentor new QB's, but that doesn't mean he ignored Rodgers or hated him. During games they seemed to communicate fine. I think Rodgers also sometimes exaggerates it too as sort of a way to keep that "no one believed in me" chip on his shoulder.

@@darshloaf I recently read a book about Favre called "The Remarkable, Improbable, Iconic Life of Brett Favre: Gunslinger" by Jeff Pearlman. Jeff Pearlman interviewed everybody he could so he could get every aspect of Favre's life that he could. One of those aspects was his relationship with Rodgers. And oh my gosh, the stories from their teammates and coaches about how they interacted with each other... I can tell you; every thing you have heard of Rodgers being arrogant and stuck up in the beginning and Farve making Rodgers' life as miserable as possible, that's not exaggeration. All those stories are true. But now Rodgers says they have made up and are apparently "texting buddies" lol

It's a miracle that clip exists but it's one of my favorite things I've ever seen.

samsonian I agree, that was hilarious. But what was he talking about? He had breakfast where? The way he said it was classic, but I missed the reference??

SamBostik He was just talking about one of his teammates' momma's house. The reference to the Crimson Tide refers to the game he won in college against Alabama, I guess.

samsonian oh ok, right on. Thanks for sharing!

@@SamDwarf8 no He was talking to his Tight End Keith Jackson. There is a famous Keith Jackson who did commentary for SEC games and Brett Fabre was impersonating the commentator Keith Jackson to his Tight end Keith Jackson. Love Brett

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honestly

They put him at 4 because of his number

@t- milt Stafford should;ve been #9 then lol

they did make Favre the number 2 NFL Character of all time. Could have been 1 for that too but I'll take it

That was also a tragic night. That was the night the American Eagle went down. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Eagle_Flight_4184

Yeah. Some oxygen canisters exploded inflight. They weren't supposed to be there. The plane crashed into the swamp and basically disappeared. They barely found any wreckage.

A record that will not be broken. Nor should it be. It's Brett's legacy!

Same with Patrick mahomes and Alex smith

Kurt Warner, Matt Hasselbeck, Mark Brunell, and Rodgers learned from Favre

Wrong. Aaron Rodgers was great without anything to do with Favre. What makes a player great is a constant desire to be the best and practicing and training as much as possible. Aaron Rodgers was the way he was in the NFL while in college. Rodgers is extremely intelligent, has a photographic memory, is a precision passer, and is great at making the defensive line to commit false starts to get free plays. Favre wanted nothing to do with Rodgers as Favre stated many times it's not his job to babysit his replacement. Aaron Rodgers was expected to be the #1 pick in the NFL Draft, but the 49ers took Alex Smith at #1 instead. There is a reason that Aaron Rodgers was projected to be the #1 pick in the NFL Draft.

@@michaelhuebner6843 That's why Packers Coaches Completely changed the way he throws the ball when he was drafted and sat behind Favre for 3 years. And Rodgers was benched in college for Playing like trash. Rodgers admits he learned a Ton from Brett Favre on how to be a Succeful NFL QB. Nice try tho.

@@michaelhuebner6843 And where do you think Rodgers Learned how to get the D line to jump off sides. I'll tell you, Brett Favre was the originator of that back in the 90s. Aaron admitted that too. Nice try tho.

Jared Kossover,,,,, WOW you mangled that quote! It is freakin hilarious. Gota love Bret Favre. He PLAYED football. P

My favorite Favre soundbite. Absolutely hilarious!

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Opponents do horrible playoff perfomer

young 287, same here bro

Me too! He was a fantastic player and he was hilarious 🤣

Same here

TheLakerFan 24 get cancer

DrNuggetFTW fuck off

They cut out the next part of that, where Brett said to Mike, "Ask Marty if I can call the plays in to Doug", then just casually shrugs. You could tell Holmgren was ready to say, "Just GTF away from me now."