I think people ended their assessment of Brett Favre's ranking amongst the greatest QBs of all-time after the 2005 and 2006 seasons when Favre looked like he was at the end of his career. Even in those years, when he was breaking Dan Marino's career passing records, it was met with a shrug of the shoulders. People refused to move Favre ahead of guys like Elway and even Marino/Young after Favre became the winningest and statistically greatest QB of all-time.
Favre had an amazing resurgence in 2007, and in 2008 he played well for 2/3rds of the season. In 2009, Favre has looked lights-out...last night against GB he threw some incredible passes.
My point is that as Favre continues to distance himself statistically from the other QBs, and as Favre continues to play at a high level, when do we give him credit for these "end-of-career" achievements and start thinking of him as possibly THE greatest QB of all-time?
Favre had an amazing resurgence in 2007, and in 2008 he played well for 2/3rds of the season. In 2009, Favre has looked lights-out...last night against GB he threw some incredible passes.
My point is that as Favre continues to distance himself statistically from the other QBs, and as Favre continues to play at a high level, when do we give him credit for these "end-of-career" achievements and start thinking of him as possibly THE greatest QB of all-time?
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