Brett Favre's Greatest Moment - 1992

[woodbuck27]

I can't pick bet. them. I was just so happy to finally have a young QB that looked like he was the real deal with some time behind center.

I really wonder what in HELL was going on in the consistency dept. though on Sunday. Brett just looked like a man that felt doomed and that's not at all what he demonstrated to us the rest of this season.

Brett Favre again looked all alone.He had to be upset about something that transpired last week as he has been so up all season generally.

What happened?

I hated the play calling that took so much away from his skills. Where was the slant pass and why not more fly pass's? Why not another shot for Ruvell Martin? Where was Greg Jennings and James Jones. »Where was Brandon Jackson and for GODs sake keep Morency on ST's till he demopnstrates a lot more in practise (outdoors in Decembe - January NOT indoors.

Right off the get go we see an imaginative play call to our FB that's successful and that disappears.

What in HELL was going on? Did MM want to win that game? Seriously!!

To practise indoors. . .uhhhh!!That if actually the TRUTH ( I wasn't on the forum or checking Packer sites last week) but if that is accurate reporting it's just plainly embarassing. What plays are going to work must be determined before game day not in the heat of the moment. A big factor in those plays was the weather or elements. Climitization.

This isn't Rocket Science but plain common sense.

Frig. maybe the team should just sit and play Madden next season instead of practising realistically. What a whoosie decision.

[mmmdk]

I voted the Houston game 'cos it was a big SNF game on the road vs a really strong Oilers team. First spotlight win for a young Favre even though Moon didn't play; that Oilers D was stout.. I've got it on dvd and it's one of my favorite.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Looks like the Kitrick Taylor play is the front-runner, but I'll let it play out another couple of days.

I'd like to come up with Brett's top 20 plays (maybe include one from each year if all 16 are worthy), so I'll put out a vote for each of Brett's 16 seasons--plus 4 others, or something like that.

[the_idle_threat]

Outstanding thread, Harv! I voted for Brett's first game. The others are great too, but he really came out of nowhere there. When they replayed the audio of that game during the bye week this year, I thought it was funny how when Majik went doen and Favre came in, Max McGee said something to the effect that the game was over and possibly the season too. Brett was a revelation.

[pacfan]

I voted for Philly,

Each are exciting in their own way, but this game did a lot for Green Bay (and for me). We beat a great defense and we we were starting to win games, games we didn't before. The only winning season for GB prior to this was the 10-6 season in '89. We had some 8-8 seasons with Gregg and Starr. I wasn't around for the Lombardi era.

When we beat philly, I was just euphoric. I started to have faith....

[The Leaper]

When we beat philly, I was just euphoric. I started to have faith....

I agree. Favre's first win was a celebration, but I doubt anyone really thought Favre was the future after that game.

When he beat Philly...while enduring a separated shoulder...that is what convinced Packer players, coaches, fans...even Reggie White...that Favre was a guy who could take the team all the way to the top.

[woodbuck27]

Harvey YOU must be a helluva guy.

GOD BLESS YOU.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Bump

Unfortunately, I'll probably get to finishing this now.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Bump. I sure hope 2008 adds to the great moments. I have my doubts, I'll leave it at that. We'll see how he does this year.

[digitaldean]

Had to pick the Houston game.

That was the day our first child was born. (daughter born at 12:30 pm)

Was watching the game with my wife that evening at the hospital.... What a perfect day.

[Freak Out]

Man this is a tough one.........

[SnakeLH2006]

Re: Brett Favre's Greatest Moment - 1992

Game winning TD pass to Kitrick Taylor vs. Cincinnati (September 20, 1992)

Early in the game against a good Cincinnati team that had started the year 2-0, the "Majik Man" was injured (ala Wally Pipp). For the first three quarters Favre was inconsistent, erratic, and exciting to watch. However, in the 4th quarter Favre engineered a magical comeback, and the rest was history. Favre went 22 of 39 for 289 yards with 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions.

Wow, I still remember that game as a kid, and it still gives me shivers. Great game, great memories.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Re: Brett Favre's Greatest Moment - 1992

Wow, I still remember that game as a kid, and it still gives me shivers. Great game, great memories.

I was 22 at the time.