Brett Favre: Dad never said I made him proud 

Derrick Roseman I was his neighbor in Hattisburg Mississippi, and he’s kinda a jerk honestly, if u walked on his yard or something small, he would scream at us

Jackson Warner well why the fuck are you walking on his yard for?

Spencer Quinley facts don't walk on the mans yard 😂

What if he bangs ur wife

Jackson Warner you don’t walk on another mans yard, period.

Roger B that's what the dad said, then the kid made it mean something

It's mom's job to coddle

@@JM-fo1te There's a difference between coddling and showing love ya' fucking goon. Telling your son that you're proud of accomplishments isn't coddling.

@@JM-fo1te that's beyond ignorant, my pops dad was an asshole too, at six years he went to give his pops a hug and he pushed him down and said grown men don't hug, they shake hands. At fucking six years old. Still told me his pops never once told him he loved him. That shit still sits with my pops at nearly 50 years old. I have always had fear of my pops in respect, he's always been tough, but he's always shown affection when deserved. I don't have the issues my dad has because of it. Being a dick just creates future assholes, not men

@@iillestrs2153 preach

Roberto Campos stfu he is just fat af

Winchester Lester he ain’t even fat so shut yo dumbass up

First Last You’re fucking stupid!

You mean testorone replacement? Lol he’s juiced his entire career look at size of his head. Just a lance Armstrong who didn’t get caught

Canadian Swordfight dumbass

No doubt. Shellacked the hell out of my Raiders that night. Tough loss for our side but I was proud of how Favre gave it his all that night.

schlöer grape Seeing your also German, I'm going to say, no. Too many families are dysfunctional for years and years because of certain parenting decisions. If fathers were more open, but fair in the discipline of their sons, we wouldn't have the divide in families, fathers and sons as we do today. If fathers don't use positive reinforcement, sons will ultimately seek attention by doing negative activities instead of the right action. Brett here doesn't talk about his drinking, or drug abuse, but had his father done the right thing, and built his self esteem by positive reinforcement, not coddling, teaching, Favre may have had a completely different career as an NFL quarterback. Favre always had a mentality of the never say die, but it often got him in trouble for throwing the ball into triple coverages, late game interceptions and boneheaded throws. The mistakes only got worse after Holmgren left Green Bay, even an affair with a New York Jets woman.

Amen. Can you imagine if the view tried to interview him

and he doesn't ask trap questions. it's honestly really refreshing.

KEN WINS the dude says a three word question lmao this guys isn’t anything special

Gramham understands something about interviewing that a lot of interviewers don’t get , No one cares about the interviewer throwing in their personality or making it about them ! It’s all about the guest . Which is a very simple formula but to many people have a big ego

@@sitructv3672 well said. Graham is a great listener

Roger B teaches the kids to keep working. Yeah you might’ve had an awesome game but theres always something you can do to be better.

Tough Love. Older men, esp those in the army, wanted to be perfect. Perfection was the only thing acceptable. My dad was a ranger, baptist minister and football coach.

he didnt forget what you did well. he expected you to do better.

Roger B thats why this new generation is so soft. We hand out participation medals and don’t count score lol.

Roger B lol everyone is different bro i appreciated hearing from my dad the mistakes i made while everyone else is hyping me up cause i played well. Brings you back down to earth and keeps you level headed.

Now your gonna be a lil more easier on your kids. Smart men learn from their mistakes. Wise men learn from mistakes of others. So don't grow up to be a shitty dad to your kids bro

Yo i lagged if you saw that dislike it wansnt meant to be a dislike my bad

Larry Hinderman has no life so he trolls

@LVhasAIDS Howard Stern is a joke compared to Graham Bensinger.

@LVhasAIDS *you're

LVhasAIDS learn to spell idiot

All of us from that generation must have the same dad. They are so afraid to say, “I love you. I’m proud of you”. I’m overly loving with my daughter because I don’t want her to ever think her dad didn’t express it.

Steven Hughes yea ok

🗣RIGHHT

Londer G Hey Lower G! You ain’t man enough punk...

Steven Hughes true dat nigga

That sucks but at least he had his

That’s awesome dude. Thanks for sharing

In my mind it's all about balance being hard can good at times but if you never express love and support then children might grow up being just like their parents or they might just grow up being miserble.

@@sisigs4820 👍

Favre*

Edward Brito I remember that game too

Brett never really felt obligated to be a mentor to Rogers. Poor Aaron Rogers.

Sins? Wtf are you talking about... if making your boy a man is a sin, then I don’t want to go to heaven.

Supreme Renegade not letting ur boy know that ur proud of him isn’t making him a man. A father should give his son love time to time

LVhasAIDS Thank you man, its been tough in college lol I have 3 essays due Tuesday and Thursday

LVhasAIDS I play music here lol

LVhasAIDS I got time😂 its fine I promise

Charles Howell he’s trying to save your soft ass, learn to Liston or you won’t make it in life, no refs out here in the real world.

:(

I'm so sorry.

Maybe you'll find out what it's like to be a father.

Sorry to hear that bud. I hope all goes well for you

no comment Mostly good. Disapointing your dad is a terrible feeling.