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I found these on youtube last night. Some guy has put up videos of all Favre's TD passes from 92-97. Brought back a lot of memories for me. Enjoy.
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I reminder just about all of them. He took his helmet off a lot in his younger days. Sterling Sharpe was REALLY good (he seemed to catch all of the TD passes) and Brett had a gun.
1992 favorites
1) Career TD #2 - The GW against Cincinnati
2) Career TD #11 - Favre to Sharpe on the bomb. Love the ball fake.
3) Career TD #3 - Pump fake to Sharpe. Sharpe beat a Hall of Famer on that one.
4) Career TD #13 - because it was funny to see Sharpe frolick in the snow.
I guess I don't have time to go through all of them.
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I think Robert Brooks was a lot better than he gets credit for.
A lot of these TD's were off screens, and there were a lot, in general, to the RB's.
Freeman's catch at around the 8:00 mark is one of my favorite TD grabs. Along with his Hail Mary right before the half in that same game.Go PACKComment
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Damn that's some good stuff. How many SB's do you think losing Sharpe cost us?
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Yea you can definitely waste a lot of time going through these.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersI reminder just about all of them. He took his helmet off a lot in his younger days. Sterling Sharpe was REALLY good (he seemed to catch all of the TD passes) and Brett had a gun.
1992 favorites
1) Career TD #2 - The GW against Cincinnati
2) Career TD #11 - Favre to Sharpe on the bomb. Love the ball fake.
3) Career TD #3 - Pump fake to Sharpe. Sharpe beat a Hall of Famer on that one.
4) Career TD #13 - because it was funny to see Sharpe frolick in the snow.
I guess I don't have time to go through all of them.
Does anyone else remember, did TBS or TNT used to do Sunday night games? In one of the videos, 94 or 95 I think, the Packers are playing at Jacksonville. I am about 99% sure it was a Sunday night game on TNT.Go PACKComment
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Thanks for posting this bossman, fun to watch!Comment
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Anyone else notice how close the stadium wall is to the back of the end zone at Milwaukee County? It's practically an arena league game.Go PACKComment
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When I get time, I going to do something like this for ARod's first season as a starter. NFL.com has all of the highlights now. Should be a little easier to do. No offense to Brett because these highlights are great."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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If anyone wants to download these so that in case youtube finds some stupid reason to delete them if you type in "pwn" before the youtube part of the link. So for example http://www.pwnyoutube.com/watch?v=sC...eature=related.Comment
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If you use Firefox and install the Download Helper extension, you can use that also. Choose Tools > Download Helper > Media.Originally posted by channtheman"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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Just finished 94....WOW. The cowboy game was nutz.....was 94 the year Sharpe played with turf toe most of the season? Damn that guy was amazing.C.H.U.D.Comment
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Is that the game where he had 4 TD?Originally posted by Freak OutGo PACKComment
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after watching the '93 tds i realized that's the first time i went to Green Bay, not '94 like i thought. it was the bucs game with the late td to sharpe to win it. i was sitting at the 15 yard line, Packers side, second or third row up i think. Brett was right in front of my Packer buddy and me when he was pumping his arms. i was taping sharpe coming off the field and my buddy said Brett was looking right at him pumping his arms. lol
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no. that was '93. sharped was wanting to come off the field, in the detroit playoff game, and couldn't and ended up catching that long ball from Brett on the next play to win it.Originally posted by Freak OutComment
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Just an awesome topic Bossman. As we are similar ages, just turned 29 but 2 things stand out for Snake:Originally posted by Bossman641
1) Brett Favre even nearing 40 plays the same exact way throwing the ball as he did in his youth. The only thing different is he doesn't have the nifty feet like he used to. That is a testament to his arm. But seen EVERY Favre game EVER (even the Jets) and it's fucking eerie how his game is the same, outside of his footwork. What an awesome player!
2) Sterling Sharpe still is one my fav. players EVER. Seeing all those Sharpe TD's/catches makes Snake wonder what if? What if Sharpe never got hurt? He was what, 28-29 when he had to retire at 550 or so catches? He would have been a lock for the HOF in 3 more years and prob. coulda played till he was 38 with his type of game. Shifty ass speed, but incredible body control. He reminds me of Terrell Owens without the BS with better hands. Just imagine what Sharpe could have done to the WR records over a FULL career? Prob. my fav. Packer player of all-time outside of Brett as a player. Just an amazing beast of a player.
BTW, I didn't watch them all, but at what point was that amazing catch vs. the Raiders (was it 1992-1994) where Sharpe caught it at the 15 or so and carried like 4 guys into the endzone. One of the most amazing things in the NFL Snake has ever seen. Where was that? What game?Snake's Twitter comments would be LEGENDARY.........if I was ugly or gave a shit about Twitter.Comment
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