#1 - The Oakland Monday Nighter

(Mon 22-Dec-2003) Green Bay Packers @ Oakland Raiders - Favre plays his most amazing game ever on MNF the day after his father passes.  Favre goes to Oakland the day after his dad’s death and not only plays, but plays the best game of his career in a tribute to his father.  Favre would finish 22 of 30 for 399 yards 4 Tds and an incredible 154.9 passer rating. (Quality 9)

#2 - The Favre Era Begins

(Sun 20-Sep-1992) Cincinnati Bengals @ Green Bay Packers - Favre began the year as an understudy to Don Majkowski, but he was hastily summoned from the bench in this game to replace an injured Majkowski in the 1st Qtr.  Favre would make the best of the opportunity and lead the Packers back to an electrifying, come-from behind, victory over the Bengals. He Engineered two TD drives in last eight minutes of the game and won the game by way of a 35-yard scoring pass to WR Kitrick Taylor with only 13 seconds remaining in the game. Classic! Selected as one of the games of the decade.  Favre would finish the game 22 of 39 for 289 yards passing, which would be his season high.

(have 2 versions of game)

1: 2 discs with halftime, postgame coverage and commercials - (quality 8.5)

2: 4 discs with halftime and commercials - (quality 10)

Compete Post and pre-game cover from Cincinnati game - Including NBC Pre game and post game, 1st and 10, Packer Locker room, The Mike Holmgram show, Packer Sunday, and HBO’s Inside the NFL plus ESPN primetime for weeks 3 and 4 (Favre’s first start)  - These are all on 4 DVDs and separate from game - Great footage with interviews and comments about a young just starting out Favre.

#3 - Super Bowl XXXI

(Sun 26-Jan-1997) Super Bowl XXXI - New England Patriots vs Green Bay Packers - Packers bring the Lombardi trophy home in a game that had many huge plays by huge players.  Favre launched the day's scoring with a 54-yard touchdown pass to WR Andre Rison on his first throw of the game, Favre noticed the defense and called an audible on the play.  Later, Favre found Freeman with a then-Super Bowl-record, 81-yard scoring strike where he perfectly lofted the ball over a Pats defender, play came off of another audible Favre called.  Total, Favre frisked New England's vaunted defense for 246 yards, completing 14 of 27 attempts without an interception, to trigger a 35-21 triumph in Super Bowl XXXI at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, returning the Lombardi Trophy to Green Bay for the first time in 29 years.  It had to have been an especially magical moment for Favre, who had disclosed off-the-field problems in May, then stated upon returning from a 45-day stay in the Menninger Clinic at Topeka, Kan., "You know, I'm going to beat this thing. I'm going to win a Super Bowl. And all I can tell people if they don't believe me is, 'Just bet against me.' "  Reggie White came to Green Bay to win a championship and wasn’t going to leave without one.  White would come up with 3 sacks, a super bowl record, with 2 of them late in the game to help preserve the game.  After all of this though neither of them would be the Super Bowl MVP, that honor was left for Desmond Howard who set one record after another in the return game.

#4 - The Run to the First Division Title in 25 Years

(Sun 18-Dec-1994) Atlanta Falcons @ Green Bay Packers - No time-outs, no time left and the playoffs and division title on the line from the 10 yard line. Holmgram tells Favre to make sure he doesn't run the ball because there are no time-outs and the game will be over if he doesn't make the end zone.  So what does Favre do?  Well he runs it of course and barely makes it around a diving defensive end and dives into the end zone in front of 2 defenders for the game winning TD - Last Milwaukee game - Sterling Sharpe gets career ending injury. - includes Fox post game show, NFL prime time highlights and Mike Holmgren show with Brett Favre as the guest!!! - upgraded 5-3-06

#5 - Favre’s First Playoff Game

(Sat 08-Jan-1994) 1993 NFC Wildcard - Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions - Favre's first playoff game and was it exciting. Favre hits Sharpe, with under 2 mins left in the game, with the game winning TD on a pass in which the ball traveled almost 70-yards in the air!  With the Packers trailing 24-21 and about a minute to go in the game, Favre scrambled out of the pocket to his left and made an unbelievable game winning throw all the way across the field, a throw that only Favre could have made.  On the day Favre threw 3 TD passes to Sterling Sharpe and completed 15 of 26 passes for 204 yards.  This was a great back and forth game and a true classic.

#6 - The Bum Ankle and The Bears

(Sun 12-Nov-1995) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - 150th Packer vs Bear meeting and one of the best ever - Brett Favre had suffered a severely sprained left ankle late in second quarter of rematch at Minnesota one week earlier (Nov. 5) – an injury which later would require off season surgery (Feb. 27, 1996) to remove several bone chips and one large spur.  Favre would be listed as doubtful on the injury report all week leading up to this game and most didn’t think he would play.  The ironman would play though and would the Bears ever wish he didn’t.  Favre would throw for a career-high and team-record tying five touchdown passes to lead the Packers to a key 35-28 victory over the Bears.  Subsequently was named NFC 'Offensive Player of the Week' (for the second time in four weeks) after completing 25 of 33 passes for 336 yards with no interceptions against Chicago, giving him a (then) career-high single-game passer rating of 147.2.  Reggie White also played injured to key the defense and commented that he had to play because if Favre could play, as injured as he was, then he had no excuses not to play either.

#7 - 1999 Last Second Comeback 2

(Sun 26-Sep-1999) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Favre does it again for the 2nd time in the first 3 weeks of the season as he throws a last second TD pass to Corey Bradford on 4th down.  This time it was against Minnesota which went 15-1 the previous season and had embarrassed the Packers at Lambeau snapping the Packers 3 year streak of not losing at home.  Favre also was playing with a thumb that he had jammed in Oakland on Week #1 of the season.

#8 - 1999 Last Second Comeback 3

(Sun 10-Oct-1999) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Green Bay Packers - ESPN SNF - Again Favre does it and on his 30th B-day. A last second TD for the 3rd time in 4 weeks to beat the mighty Buccaneers defense and in 2 weeks take down the top 2 teams in the NFC Central.  The Packers were 3-1 in Rhodes first season and only because of Brett Favres’ heroics.

#9 - The Packers Become One of the Elite

(Sat 06-Jan-1996) 1995 NFC Divisional - Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers - Packers start their mastery of the 49ers in a huge upset over the defending super bowl champs in San Francisco.  San Fran QB Steve Young throws a playoff record 65 passes, but the Pack holds on with great "D" and a hot hand from their QB Brett Favre.   Favre hit on 21 of 28 passes (for a team post season record completion percentage of 75.0) for 299 yards and two TDs – with no interceptions. Favre would be named NFL 'Offensive Player of the Week' for his performance vs. the Niners - Craig Newsome’s fumble recovery for a TD keys start of game.

#10 - The MNF “No Touch Game”

(Mon 14-Oct-1996) San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers - MNF - Classic OT “No touch” game - Don Beebe goes off on 49ers for over 200 yards receiving after being called to duty because Robert Brooks breaks his leg.  Favre would amass 395 passing yards, the (then-) second-highest total of his career and the fourth-highest in Packers history in escorting Green Bay to a comeback 23-20 victory in overtime.  Led Packers on three scoring drives in second half of Niners contest which ended with field goals in the fourth quarter and overtime.  Completed 28 of a team-record 61 passes, including a 59-yard TD throw to Don Beebe, with two interceptions.  Favre would later say this was the most physical game he ever played in - has Milwaukee local post game show - upgraded 5-3-06 (Quality A)

#11 - The “Monsoon Monday Nighter”

(Mon 31-Oct-1994) Green Bay @ Chicago Bears - MNF - "Halloween Down Pour Game” - Brett Favre would mount one of his finest performances even though he had a severly bruised left hip, running for one touchdown and throwing for another in a cold, cyclonic rainstorm…The former came late in the second quarter, when he rolled out to his right and raced 36 yards (diving over a Bear defender into the end zone) to give the Packers a 14-0 lead…Later, in the fourth quarter, he connected with Edgar Bennett for a 13-yard touchdown, raising the Packers’ lead to 27-0…His 58 yards rushing against the Bears represented a career high. Includes local Milwaukee pre-game show - upgraded 5-3-06 (Quality A)

#12 -“Thigpen’s Drop”

(Sun 24-Dec-1995) Pittsburgh Steelers @ Green Bay Packers - "Yancy Thigpen's drop" - Excellent game that would help decide the division title for the Packers. Unbelievable ending.  Favre would turn in a gutsy performance in leading Packers to their division-clinching, 24-19 victory over Pittsburgh when, despite having to stop twice during the game after getting the wind knocked out of him, he threw for 301 yards and two touchdowns. On one sequence, he was hit hard by three Steeler defenders while scrambling on a play; the Packers called a time-out and Favre, who would go over to the sidelines and cough up blood, returned to throw a 1-yard scoring pass to Mark Chmura on the following play.  Favre would be Named NFC 'Offensive Player of the Month' for December, passing for over 1,233 yards on 102 completions in 151 attempts with 10 TDs and only two INTs (109.0 passer rating) in directing Green Bay to three victories during the month.

#13 - Favre Beats Up the Defending Champs

(Sun 14-Oct-2001) Baltimore Ravens @ Green Bay Packers - Favre took on one of the greatest defenses ever and tore it apart, completing 27 of 34 passes for 337 yards to help the Packers defeat the defending Super Bowl champion Ravens.  Also.... he did not throw any interceptions!!! Favre made it look very easy against the best defense in the NFL.

#14 - Favre Shows his Toughness and Helps Bring a Legend

(Sun 15-Nov-1992) Philadelphia Eagles - The game that helped to bring Reggie White to Green Bay - Favre would Stage an inspiring performance vs. Philadelphia, leading the Packers to a 27-24, come from-behind victory despite suffering a first-degree separation of his left (non throwing) shoulder early in the game on a sack by Reggie White… Favre would go 23 of 33 for 275 yards and two scores with two interceptions in upset of Eagles.  Reggie White was so impressed with Favre’s toughness that he would later say this game was what made him decide the Packers had the best chance of winning with Favre at the helm and helped in his decision to come to Green Bay.

#15 - The Record Breaking Begins

(Sun 05-Dec-1993) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Favre would set a Green Bay single-game record with 36 completions at Chicago, breaking the previous record of 35 set by Dickey in 1980, to single handly lead the Packers to victory…Favre also threw for a career-high 402 yards vs. Bears – the third most in team history (behind Dickey's 418 vs. Tampa Bay in 1980 and Don Horn's 410 vs. the Cardinals in 1969)…It also represented the first 300- and 400-yard passing games of Favre's career. (Quality 9.0)

#16 - Favre Becomes NFL's Passing Leader

(Sun 30-Sep-2007) @ Minnesota Vikings - Brett Favre threw his 421st career TD pass to Greg Jennings on a 16-yard score, breaking a tie with Dan Marino to take hold of the NFL record.  Favred would be named ‘NFC Offensive Player of the week and ‘FedEx Air NFL Player of the Week’ for his performance.  He went 32-of-45 for 344 yards and two touchdowns, including his NFL record 421st TD pass, and completed passes to 10 different receivers. - added January, 2007

#17 - 2007 Denver Monday Nighter

(Mon 29-Oct-2007) @ Denver Broncos - MNF - OT - On the first play of OT, after the Packers won the coin flip, Favre would end the game in dramatic fashion by hitting Greg Jennings in stride on a bomb for an 82-yard TD.  Favre would hit two such bombs on the day a week after being critisized for underthrowing two passes that were intercepted against Washington.  The first bomb was a perfect throw to James Jones, on the first play of the Packers second possession, that would go for 79-yards after some great running by Jones.  On the day Favre completed 21 of 27 passes (to eight receivers) for 331 yards and two touchdowns, for a season-high 142.4 passer rating, earning him ‘FedEx Air Player Of The Week’.  Favre threw only one incompletion after halftime and with his performance, is the first player in Packers history to throw two TD passes of 75+ yards in one game. Favre has 13 career TD passes of 75+ yards, the most for any player in NFL history. - added January, 2007

#18 - 2007 Thanksgiving Showdown

(Thurs 22-Nov-2007) @ Detroit Lions - Thanksgiving - This game was the battle for division supremacy between the two teams picked to finish at the bottom of the division at the start of the year -  Ryan Grant ran 15 times for 101 yards and one touchdown and finished second on the team with six catches for 31 yards.  Brett Favre completed 31 of 41 passes for 381 yards and three touchdowns, for a passer rating of 128.2, once again earning ‘FedEx Air NFL Player of the Week.’  He completed 20 straight passes, breaking the previous Packers mark of 18 set by both Lynn Dickey and Don Majkowski. Had his 63rd game with three touchdown passes or more, surpassing Marino’s NFL record (62) - added January, 2007

#19 - Almost Perfect Rookie

(Sun 06-Dec-1992) Detroit Lions @ Green Bay Packers - Played in the snow - The Packers dominated the first half by scoring touchdowns on all four of their offensive possessions of the half and scoring a fifth TD on defense in jumping out to a 35-10 halftime advantage. Brett Favre would play his best game as a pro thus far completing 15 of 19 passes for 214 yards 3 TDs, including a 65 yarder to Sterling Sharpe, and no interceptions.  He would have a 78.9 completion percentage and a 153.2 QB rating.  Sharpe would have 2 TDs on the day.  Harry Sydney would also haul in a 9 yard TD for the Pack. Milwaukee game - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9)

#20 - The Packers are Going to the Super Bowl!!

(Sun 12-Jan-1997) 1996 NFC Championship game - Carolina Panthers @ Green Bay Packers - Favre under frigid conditions, threw for 292 yards on 19-of-29 passing in the NFC Championship Game at Lambeau Field.  He would have TD tosses to Dorsey Levens (29 yards) and Freeman (six yards).

#21 - 1999 Comeback Game 1

(Sun 12-Sep-1999) Oakland Raiders @ Green Bay Packers - Classic last second comeback to give Ray Rhodes his first win as Packer head coach - An exhausted Favre almost had to be carried off the field and broke down in the post-game news conference.  Favre injures thumb for first time.

#22 - The 99-yard TD pass on MNF against the Bears

(Mon 11-Sep-1995) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Favre throws a 99-yard TD pass to Robert Brooks, only the 8th time in NFL history that had happened,  and Reggie White's sack saves the game.  Favre would end the day 21 of 37 passes for 312 yards and three TDs.

#23 - Favre's First Start

(Sun 27-Sep-1992) Pittsburgh Steelers @ Green Bay Packers - Favre's first ever start in his iron man consecutive starts streak. The Packers show there new found excitement and beat a very good Steelers team. Favre responded to his start by completing 14 of 19 passes for 210 yards and two Tds, including a 76-yarder to Sharpe, with no interceptions. upgraded 5-3-06 (Quality 9)

#24 - The Favre vs Sapp Rivalry

(Sun 04-Jan-1998) 1997 NFC Divisional - Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Green Bay Packers - This playoff game at Lambeau may not have been one of Favre's statistical bests 15 of 28 for 198 yards and a touchdown - but it was an example of Favre's dominance of Warren Sapp and the outstanding Buccaneers defense. With Sapp yapping in his ear all game, Favre remained steady and led the Packers to a 21-7 divisional-playoff win en route to their second straight NFC championship.  Also is well known for the Favre and Sapp confrontations that would make their games famous.

#25 - The College Star

1989 Southern Mississippi vs Florida State - Favre leads Southern Miss to huge upset win over the Seminoles

(09-16-90) Southern Mississippi @ Alabama - Favre leads Southern Miss to huge upset -  upgraded October, 2007

#26 - The Immaculate Deflection

(Mon 06-Nov-2000) Minnesota Vikings - "Immaculate Deflection game" Favre made an improbable heave to Antonio Freeman, who made a juggling catch while on his back, then got up and ran into the end zone for a 43-yard touchdown as the Packers beat the Vikings 26-20 in overtime of a Monday-night game. Antonio Freeman makes the catch of the year in OT. Includes MNF post-game interview with Antonio Freeman (Quality 9)

#27 - Favre does it to the 49ers again

(Sun 13-Jan-2002) 2001 NFC Wildcard - San Francisco 49ers - Favre completed 22 of 29 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns for a passer rating of 112.6 in a wild-card win over San Francisco. The Packers trailed at halftime, but Favre was brilliant in the second half of the 25-15 victory. - One of the best Wildcard games ever - includes FOX pre-game show, commercials, halftime, FOX post-game show (Quality 8.5)

#28 - A Classic Favre TD throw

(Sun 03-Dec-1995) Cincinnati Bengals @ Green Bay Packers - Favre throws a classic Favre TD as he throws a rocket that passes threw 3 defenders hands before being caught by Mark Ingram - The ball actually looks like it goes right threw the Bengals defenders and was only a throw Favre could make - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9)

#29 - The First Completion of His Career

(Sun 10-Nov-1991) Washington Redskins vs Atlanta Falcons - Not a Packer game, but was the first regular season game a guy named Brett Favre completed his first pass in.  Favre would come in for mop up duty after the Falcons were already well behind.  His first completion was a well thrown pass that wasn't handled by the receiver.  The ball would instead be tipped up into the air off the receivers hands and returned for a TD by Washington!  Favre would then go to the sidelines and say to his coach, "How about that my first completion in the NFL and it goes for a TD!"  To which the coach would respond "But it was to the wrong team!"  - The comment would only further deepen Atlanta's willingness to trade Favre - Classic Favre comment though.