Should Suh be suspended for the rest of the year?  Just (copy and) make an X till this forum dies in mid December…  Merry Christmas!

Yes:  X

No:

• January 10, 2011 -- all teams thanks for a great season (0)
  this season had it all,upsets,rule changes that affected defenses,teams made great turn arounds,good and bad calls from the ref's and some great in your face agressive football,look at the playoff ga...
• November 1, 2010 -- Randy Moss could be fined up to $250,000 (0)
  for the rest of the season, if what he says is what he will do. I really don't blame him. It was an unfair fine and I don't blame any player for not wanting to talk to the media. LINK ...
• June 26, 2010 -- Carlos Zambrano suspended (0)
  What is going on?   Carlos has plenty of it but, "Money can't make you happy" acco:smileysurprised:rding to the quote from the TV announcer during the Cincinnatti-Cleveland game on 6/24/10.  Apparent...
• November 25, 2011 -- Atlanta bound. Go LSU (0)
  Is there any doubt about our Tigers.Cookin hogs,we punished them,now to Atlanta and its Georgia`s turn.Mathieu proved he deserves the Heisman.Beat the hogs now its time for the dogs,see them dogs in ...
• November 23, 2011 -- 2011 Season Pick Standings Week 11 (0)
  Well now, we have had a major shift in the standings! lauralx5 has managed to claw the lead out of Bonds1's hands. Congratulations!:smileyhappy: But be careful, everyone is always gunning for the top...

Fenway South will be open for business thanks to a huge investment by Lee County under threat from Billionaires, Inc. to move the team to Sarasota. I’m sure Lee County with its ever increasing poverty rolls and high unemployment will have their citizens give the County Commissioners a big happy hug for having this park built. I’m sure that 500K a year rent will be well worth the investment.  Yeah – the tourist dollars!

At least the citizens of “The Athens Of America” had the good sense to put a quick kibosh on new stadium attempts back when Henry & Co. took over.

• November 29, 2011 -- A Boy Named SUH (with apologies to Johnny Cash) (0)
  Ndamokung Suh has "apologized" to the Commish, to the Lions, to the Lions fans, to Green Bay and to tthe guy who's arm he stomped, to the NFL, to the youth of America,  and to the general public, et ...
• October 1, 2011 -- NFL’s Beer? (0)
  Budweiser?   Anheuser-Busch InBev , a Belgian/Brazilian brewer that now owns Anheuser-Bush, has over 250 beer brands produced and sold throughout the world. This makes them the largest brewing compan...
• September 19, 2011 -- Why Do Mortgage Lenders Hate America? (25)
  Caveat Emptor! "This mortgage crisis will go down in history as more financially significant than Wall Street's "Black Monday" in 1987, the Long-Term Capital Management...
• September 7, 2011 -- A&M domino could fall Wednesday… (0)
  So where are all the people now who called me an idiot for even broaching the subject of this SuperConference idea?   Uhoh...it's about to happen!   A&M domino could fall Wednesday; then tilt-a-whirl...
• March 18, 2011 -- Your Take On the NFL Union (0)
  ME....   I Despise Unions, especially this one. Union leaders are nothing but cry babies! SHUT UP AND GET TO WORK, you ungrateful maggots ! Half of America is out of work and we're at war, lest we fo...

Anheuser-Busch InBev, a Belgian/Brazilian brewer that now owns Anheuser-Bush, has over 250 beer brands produced and sold throughout the world. This makes them the largest brewing company ever conglomerated.

The NFL can not even get an American owned company that brews beer?

Miller-

Miller Brewing Company, although based in Milwaukee, WI, is owned by SABMiller (South African Breweries) which was created in 2002 when it was purchased from the Altria Group.

Why not American BEER?
1. The Boston Beer Company, brewers of about 20 different varieties of Samuel Adams, is probably the best known “craft brewer” in the United States (and is, in fact, the largest). Sam Adams beers are “contract-brewed” meaning, they are so large that not all of it comes from one brewery. Hence, Sam Adams can be found nationwide. With a name like Samuel Adams–an American patriot famous for his role in the American Revolution–it is one of your best beverage choices for patriotic consumption this Fourth of July. For a hot summer weekend, try Sam’s Summer Ale, Sam Adams Light, and the original Sam Adams Lager.
Or
. D.G. Yuengling & Son, commonly called Yuengling, of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, is the oldest operating brewing company in the United States, having been established in 1829, and is one of the largest breweries by volume in the country. They produce, among others, the popular Yuengling Lager.
Or

2. Shipyard Brewing Co. in Portland, Maine makes the fantastic Shipyard Export Ale as well as a Summer Ale that is slightly less hoppy, perfect on a warmer day.

3. Abita Brewing Co. in Louisiana makes Abita Amber and Purple Haze for the warmer days and Turbo Dog for those cooler nights.

4. Anchor Brewing Company, in San Francisco, CA, makes the very popular and easy-to-find Anchor Steam as well as a seasonal summer wheat beer.

5. Magic Hat Brewing Company in Vermont, makes the easy-to-find-east-coast beer #9.

6. Pete’s Brewing Company of San Antonio, TX, makes Pete’s Wicked Ale, an American Brown Ale. One of my personal favorites–if I can ever find it again–is Pete’s Strawberry Blonde, a summer brew.

  We at the National Fauxball League want Americans to drink Fauxbeer from other countries.

We pride ourselves in running the beer con on America to go along with the Fauxball con we have going now!

We cannot afford American made beer commercials

Just ignore the fact  that the game has  changed with the beer the fans enjoy.

They just don’t need AMERICAN made beer.

They don’t need real football like they just don’t need AMERICAN made beer.

Just don’t pay any attention to how we save money to promote the National Fauxball League.

How we make money.

 The average price of an NFL ticket rose 4% this season to $75. The increase was fueled largely by the steep prices at the Cowboys’ new stadium, Team Marketing Report’s survey of NFL ticket prices said.

One game?

 The sticker shock doesn’t end with the cost of tickets, however. The Fan Cost Index — what it takes to bring a family of four to a game — is $759 in Dallas, by far the highest in the league.

We are in the business of making money from you the fans,anyway we can,$60.00 stadium tickets more if you want good seats $25.00 parking,imported beers at $7.25 average in a plastic bottle,$7.50 hot dogs we buy in bulk at 10 cents a dog. YOU PAY MORE  and get less for the game of Fauxball.

The National Fauxball League is going green, faux turf,faux play and rules that keep any injuries from occurring.

We at the National Fauxball League will be combining with the  Lingerie Football League for harder hitting action, since hitting is no longer allowed in the National Fauxball League.

Get ready to RUMBLE!

These players will soon become NFL players around the league drafting from LFL will start this spring!

They will fit right into the new rules!

They will be protected like a National Fauxball quarterback with a sprained pinky finger.

The official crying booth will still only be open  to National Fauxball League quarterbacks.

Thanks to rising ticket prices, overall cost, and the quality of NFL broadcasting, the majority of professional football fans will be staying home this season. The USA Today ran front-page news this morning that most Americans no longer have the urge to actually attend games.

I wonder why?

• December 10, 2011 -- USC (Southern Cal) ranking (0)
  It's amazing to me that the only rankings that have the guts and the rules to rank USC (Univ. of Southern California) is the AP, which voted USC #5 in the country. The Harris, USA Today, and BCS just...
• November 3, 2011 -- This Article Explains a Lot / SEC fans Should Read it (0)
  Oklahoma State No. 1 in the Computers? How Did Things Get so Messed Up? By Kelly Scaletta on November 2, 2011     Brett Deering/Getty Images Raise your hand if you think that Oklahoma State is the be...
• September 7, 2011 -- A&M domino could fall Wednesday… (0)
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• September 1, 2011 -- Fantasy Football killing football? (0)
  In order to fuel the stats for fantasy football, the league is changing rules to make football an offensive game. The reason player safety is a topic of discussion is to keep key players on the field...
• May 18, 2011 -- The NFL whiners! (0)
  I've had it... I can't take being quiet about this anymore.  The League, the Owners, and all the Players are a bunch of GREEDY little !#^#'s!!  How can the players whine about more money, health care...

• August 26, 2011 -- What Lenders Look For: Good Credit Improves your Mortgage Negotiations (0)
  Contrary to what understand you might think, do not you and your credit card payments in a vacuum. Your credit card behavior (as some have learned the hard way) is used by credit bureaus such as Equif...
• August 10, 2011 -- How Denver and Colorado Mortgage Lenders Can Help if You’re Looking for a Denver or Colorado (0)
  If you are in Denver and Colorado and looking for a loan there are many ways for you, thanks to technology. You can look for a loan from anywhere in the country, but that does not mean you should if y...
• November 29, 2011 -- A Boy Named SUH (with apologies to Johnny Cash) (0)
  Ndamokung Suh has "apologized" to the Commish, to the Lions, to the Lions fans, to Green Bay and to tthe guy who's arm he stomped, to the NFL, to the youth of America,  and to the general public, et ...
• November 22, 2011 -- New Toy For Red Sox (0)
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• October 16, 2011 -- Ron Paul on Mortgage Bailout & Financial Armageddon (25)
  August 10, 2007. Ron Paul tells cnbc's Larry Kudlow how he would handle the credit crisis. - Larry Kudlow: Let me just ask you, talking about Armageddon, are you an eco...

A&M domino could fall Wednesday; then tilt-a-whirl really begins

Depending on your choice of historical conflict, several of America’s largest college athletic programs are either at Lexington, Mass., or floating in Charleston Harbor, waiting for some conference to fire the first shot. If that shot comes — and indications are it could come as early as Wednesday — the first stages of a major realignment of the conferences could be sudden, swift and dramatic.

The Pac-12, which has received interest from Oklahoma, Texas, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech, does not want to make the first move. After last year’s drama, when commissioner Larry Scott’s league was the aggressor, the Pac-12 has been happy to sit back and look forward to the day its 12-year, $3 billion media rights deal kicks in. The league doesn’t need to expand. But if another conference — the SEC, for instance — decided to grow, then the Pac-12 would be far more inclined to listen to the schools searching for safe haven outside the Big 12, where the environment has become too toxic for a certain powerful school (rhymes with Stokelahoma) to bear.

By Tuesday night, the SEC should know whether it has the required nine presidential votes to extend an invitation to Texas A&M, which sent a conditional withdrawal letter to the Big 12 last week. If the Aggies get the invitation, they will accept and announce as early as Wednesday their intention to join the SEC. Then, things could get wild.

So, with college sports again on the precipice of a major realignment for the second time in 15 months, here are the answers to a few key questions.

• Who is the aggressor this time? Last year, conferences sought out new members. The (then) Pac-10 courted six Big 12 schools, while the SEC courted Texas A&M and Oklahoma. This year is more like a Sadie Hawkins dance. The schools are the ones doing the asking. Texas A&M approached the SEC in July. Oklahoma approached the Pac-12 in August. The tenuous threads that tied the Big 12 back together after near-Armageddon last year began to snap as schools pushed back against the Longhorn Network — which Texas launched last month. Texas A&M saw the Longhorn Network as a looming monster that would ensure the Aggies were relegated to second-class-citizen status in their own state. So A&M president R. Bowen Loftin reached out to the SEC to see if the league still had interest in expanding into Texas. Meanwhile, Oklahoma president David Boren, fed up with instability in the Big 12, said last Friday that the Sooners will have a voice in this round of realignment drama. “We obviously want stability in our conference relationships,” Boren told The Oklahoman. “We want partners that are above outstanding, both athletically and academically. A conference that’s strong is not only stable, but it’s one in which there are multiple relationships, along with sports, between university members.”

• Where does Texas stand? That’s an interesting question. The Longhorns are tired of being painted as the villains, so don’t expect them to make any move before the Sooners. But if Oklahoma — and by extension Oklahoma State — breaks away from the Big 12, then there would be no Big 12 left to salvage. Texas would need to decide whether it wants to join a conference or be independent. The Pac-12 probably would be the most attractive conference option.

• But what about the Longhorn Network? If Texas moved to the Pac-12, it would be possible to fold the Longhorn Network into the Pac-12′s new regional network structure. Texas may have to partner with another school such as Texas Tech to make the deal work. Remember, ESPN, which runs the Longhorn Network, also is a network partner of the Pac-12. ESPN could essentially negotiate with itself to make a deal work that keeps all its partners happy.

• So if Texas A&M goes to the SEC and four Big 12 schools go to the Pac-12, are we far away from multiple 16-team superconferences? Let’s hop in the time machine and travel back to July 2010. In an interview with SI.com, the Pac-12′s Scott explained that he believed superconferences would eventually form. “Something like that is bound to happen at some stage,” Scott said 14 months ago. Why? Because when he floated the idea in 2010, Scott found that television executives loved it. “What you couldn’t predict is what fan reaction would be, what media reaction would be and how the TV executives who would ultimately have to stroke some big checks would react,” Scott said. “That was the part that was very pleasing. I got contacted by every major TV network in the country.”

Since the SEC has barely acknowledged the concept of expansion, we don’t know whether commissioner Mike Slive wants to go to 16. We do know that he told CBSSports.com in July that that league was capable of getting that big. “I could get to 16 (teams) in 15 minutes,” Slive told the site. Meanwhile, Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said this to The Chicago Tribune: “We’re about as comfortable as we can be with where we are. We’ve said we will continue to monitor the landscape, but we have closed down active expansion.” The landscape could begin to shift this week, but it’s still unclear what that would mean for the Big Ten, which would need to add schools of significant value (read: Notre Dame and others) to ensure its current members didn’t lose revenue in the deal. At any rate, the Big Ten would have plenty of time. The league could wait a few years, see how the dominoes fall and time expansion to its next media rights deal.

• Can the Big 12 still be saved? Never say never when talking realignment. Last year, the Big 12 was dead until it wasn’t. Do not underestimate the power of Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe to complete a Hail Mary. He has done it before. Until Texas A&M has nine votes from the SEC presidents, the tilt-a-whirl probably will not spin. Still, it’s difficult to imagine a scenario in which the Aggies could come back to the Big 12. They seem to have passed the point of no return. But until the SEC presidents vote, nothing is certain.





• December 18, 2010 -- Mark Cuban vs. the BCS (0)
  Cuban considers trying to break BCS with cash 14 hours ago Loading... Share No Thanks Must Read? Thank You Yes       2 FILE - In this Nov. 3, 2010, file photo, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban l... ...
• July 4, 2010 -- Tuberville reprimanded for speaking truth…. (0)
  Tuberville reprimanded by Big 12   IRVING, Texas -- New Texas Tech football coach Tommy Tuberville has been publicly reprimanded by the Big 12 after an interview in which he questioned the future of ...
• June 11, 2010 -- The Shift Has Started (0)
  Colorado has accepted their invitation to the Pac-10 and Nebraska is going to accept the Big10 invitation tomorrow.  So the Big10 now has 12 teams, the Pac10 has 11 teams and the Big12 has 10 teams. ...
• November 12, 2011 -- #7 Oregon @ #4 Stanford (0)
  This is Oregon's big game. Win and possibly go to the Rose Bowl.  Lose and their destiny is in the hands of the BCS.  Stanford wins and they could get a shot at the NC game if Oklahoma State loses.  ...
• November 3, 2011 -- This Article Explains a Lot / SEC fans Should Read it (0)
  Oklahoma State No. 1 in the Computers? How Did Things Get so Messed Up? By Kelly Scaletta on November 2, 2011     Brett Deering/Getty Images Raise your hand if you think that Oklahoma State is the be...

I Despise Unions, especially this one.

Union leaders are nothing but cry babies! SHUT UP AND GET TO WORK, you ungrateful maggots! Half of America is out of work and we’re at war, lest we forget inflation and fuel prices sky rocketing… When this is all over then have your say.

NOW IS NOT THE TIME.

• September 7, 2011 -- A&M domino could fall Wednesday… (0)
  So where are all the people now who called me an idiot for even broaching the subject of this SuperConference idea?   Uhoh...it's about to happen!   A&M domino could fall Wednesday; then tilt-a-whirl...
• December 4, 2011 -- LSU vs. Alabama in the BCS National Championship Game (0)
  Two great teams, coaches, fan bases and traditions will face each other again, this time for it all.  It's a great day to be an LSU Tiger and an Alabama Crimson Tide fan!!! ...
• December 1, 2011 -- WHERE’S POPS? (0)
    Since the exodus is in full swing in the MLB forum I'll be better suited to ask here. Has anyone heard from Grandpop?Haven't seen his work anywhere and I was just wondering is all, would like to he...
• November 29, 2011 -- The NY Giants VS Randall’s rant? (0)
    I thought I had all the time in the world to post over here(weeping uncontrollably) bu.bu.But I guess I was wrong ...:smileysad::smileyvery-happy::smileywink:?   Any hoo, let me Rip on my team one ...
• November 29, 2011 -- A Boy Named SUH (with apologies to Johnny Cash) (0)
  Ndamokung Suh has "apologized" to the Commish, to the Lions, to the Lions fans, to Green Bay and to tthe guy who's arm he stomped, to the NFL, to the youth of America,  and to the general public, et ...

The NCAA has been down in Thibodaux, LA interviewing Trovon Reed, Greg, Robinson and their HS Coach, Dennis Lorio. Both are Auburn Recruits.

Reed, a former Thibodaux quarterback, signed with Auburn in 2010 and was redshirted his freshman season. Robinson, an offensive lineman, was a part of the defending national championship’s 2011 signing class.

The NCAA’s investigation also centered around Thibodaux resident Sean Nelson’s involvement in the recruiting of Reed and Robinson. Nelson, who became Reed’s guardian after his mother died two years ago, took both players on visits to Auburn.

Both players were interviewed for 5 hours in Thibodaux by the NCAA. Would have loved to be a fly on the wall, but have been told by sources close to Reed, that the meeting did not go well for Auburn or Reed.

Next up for the NCAA is to head North to Fayettville, AR and start investigating the recruitment of Michael Dyer, Kiehl Frazier, Dakota Moseley and Kodi Burns. All 3 are Auburn football players and are somehow involved with Walt Williams. Williams is the owner of Pinnacle Preps, LLC.

Pinnacle helps promote high school prep stars to colleges. Pinnacle “marketing” service owned and operated by Walt Williams, a graduate of Shiloh Christian who played under Gus Malzahn, and still has a relationship with him.  He makes up to 3k making a kids recruiting website, talking him up to coaches, editing videos, etc. Auburn calls these guys “Handlers” and they have more and more “Handlers” each year to circumnavigate the parents of these recruits.

From the Pinnacle Website:

Promotion
This is the step where our team joins the effort to further help your chances of being recruited. Through our relentless marketing and our saturation of college markets we are able to get your name and skill set out in front of many of America’s best football programs. DVD’s, personal website’s and promotion materials are some of the ways we can help you become more publicized.

IF the allegations in the Complaint filed by Lindsey Smart against Pinnacle Preps, LLC and Walt Williams in Washington County Circuit Court on February 12, 2010 are true, any amateur athlete using Walt Williams or Pinnacle organization services in full as described may have their eligibility in JEOPARDY.

Auburn tried to do this very shady deal with Alabama commit, Cyrus Kouandjio and thus messed Cyrus up mentally on where he wanted to commit to play football. There are rumors that Cyrus and the Kouandjio family turned in Auburn and the “Handler, Brian Overstreet”, that Auburn tried to use in his recruitment. Cyrus’ parents  had NEVER visited the campus or spoken with Cyrus’ parents.

For the full story of why Williams and Pinnacle are BAD NEWS, Go Here.

Can Newton may have gotten by with the loophole, but LSU and Arkansas are raising holy crap about players being bought and the NCAA nor SEC Commissioner, Mike Slive can afford to turn a blind eye to all of these other SEC schools. It’s only a matter of time.

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• April 15, 2011 -- NCAA probing Auburn’s Tiger Prowl… (0)
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• July 14, 2011 -- The investigation is not over…. (0)
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• April 12, 2011 -- Bama pay for play,Calloway. (0)
  Well shoe is on the other foot hey Bama fans lol,i kind of thought it being funny how Calloway made the move so quick back to Bama.Yep you Bama boys are right its going to be a fun summer,Bama pay 4 ...
• February 3, 2011 -- Let’s talk about the Agent Brian Overstreet and recruiting…. (0)
  Here is a guy who represents players in the NFL.  This guy has a relationship with the recruit Cyrus Kouandjio (not sure how but he does and he isn't representing the kid but is somehow a friend).  T...
• January 20, 2011 -- Just who is Walt Williams? (0)
  Pretty interesting stuff here with a lot of factual background if you are interested in what is going on behind the scenes in college football nowadays.... New Day, Different Name, Same Old Scam for ...

[edit] Records [edit] Records and milestones

Favre currently possesses most of the well-known NFL career records for quarterbacks. With the 2010 NFL season in progress, Favre owns or shares these career records:

• Starts: 298 (321 including playoffs)[18]
• Consecutive starts as a quarterback: 297 (321 including playoffs)[6][19]
• Consecutive starts as a position player: 296 (320 including playoffs)[20]
• Career regular-season victories by a starting quarterback: 185 (Regular-season record: 185–111)[6]
• Wins by a starting quarterback in one stadium: 90, Lambeau Field (including once as a Minnesota Viking)
• Consecutive wins, regular season and playoffs, by a starting quarterback in one stadium: 29, Lambeau Field, 1995–1998
• Consecutive wins, regular season, by a starting quarterback in one stadium: 25, Lambeau Field, 1995–1998 (surpassed by Tom Brady in 2010; 26 consecutive)
• Wins by a starting quarterback against a single opponent: 28, Detroit Lions (19–0 in home games).
• Completions, attempts, passing yards, and touchdown passes against a single opponent: Detroit Lions: 790 completions, 1,247 attempts, 9,219 passing yards, 60 touchdown passes
• Career passing touchdowns: 507[5][3]
• Career passing yards: 71,775[5]
• Career pass completions: 6,295[6][1]
• Career pass attempts: 10,161[21][6][2]
• Career interceptions thrown: 334[5][22]
• Career times sacked: 524
• Career fumbles: 165
• Career games with at least 1 touchdown pass: 244
• Career games with at least 2 touchdown passes: 157
• Career games with at least 3 touchdown passes: 71[23]
• Career games with at least 4 touchdown passes: 23[24]
• Career games with at least 200 passing yards: 202
• (2nd) Career games with at least 300 passing yards: 62 (Dan Marino is 1st with 63)
• Longest touchdown pass: 99 yards (the maximum possible, tied with 10 others)
• Touchdown passes of 80+ yards: 9
• Touchdown passes of 70+ yards: 15
• Touchdown passes of 20+ yards: 165
• 1 yard touchdown passes: 37
• 1 yard touchdown passes, passer/receiver combination: 8, Brett Favre/Bubba Franks
• Career games with at least 30 completions: 25 (Peyton Manning is 2nd with 24)
• Career games with at least 20 completions: 189 (Peyton Manning is 2nd with 150)
• Seasons with at least 20 touchdown passes: 15
• Seasons with at least 30 touchdown passes: 9
• Consecutive seasons with at least 30 touchdown passes: 5
• Seasons with at least 35 touchdown passes: 3
• Consecutive seasons with at least 35 touchdown passes: 3
• Seasons with at least 3,000 passing yards: 18
• Consecutive seasons with at least 3,000 passing yards: 18
• Seasons with at least 300 completions: 18
• Consecutive seasons with at least 300 completions: 18
• Seasons leading the league in touchdown passes: 4 (tied with Johnny Unitas, Len Dawson and Steve Young)[25]
• (2nd) Most passer/receiver touchdown combinations in a season: 18, Brett Favre/Sterling Sharpe in 1994 (Tom Brady/Randy Moss are 1st with 23 in 2007, Favre/Sharpe are tied at 2nd with Dan Marino/Mark Clayton)
• (2nd) Consecutive games with a TD pass: 36 (Johnny Unitas, 47)
• (2nd) Consecutive seasons with a TD pass: 19 (Vinny Testaverde, 21)
• Most consecutive AP NFL MVP awards: 3 (1995–1997)[26]
• Career playoff pass completions: 481[27]
• Career playoff pass attempts: 791[27]
• Career playoff passing yards: 5,855[27]
• (2nd) Career playoff passing touchdowns: 44[27] (Montana, 45)[28]
• Career playoff interceptions thrown: 30
• Career playoff losses as starting QB: 11
• (5th) Career playoff wins as starting QB: 13 (Joe Montana, 16; Tom Brady, 14; Terry Bradshaw, 14; John Elway, 14)
• Games played by a starting quarterback against one opponent in a calendar year: 5 games against the Detroit Lions in 1994; 1/2/94 (game 16 of the 1993 season), 1/8/94 (playoff game), 11/6/94, 12/4/94, 12/31/94 (playoff game)
• Longest gap between receptions: 17 years and 4 weeks (275 games)

Favre is the only quarterback to have led a team to victory over all 32 teams in the league since the NFL first expanded to 32 franchises in 2002.[29][30] He also has recorded the most victories in different NFL stadiums (32).[31]

In addition, Favre owns a number of team records, having printed his name into almost every passing category in the annals of Green Bay Packers history. Most recently, he set the team record for consecutive completions with 20 on November 22, 2007, against the Detroit Lions.[32]

Favre has engineered 46 fourth quarter or overtime victories.[33]

On September 30, 2007, Favre eclipsed Dan Marino‘s record of 420 touchdown passes by throwing a 16-yard touchdown to Greg Jennings when the Packers faced the Vikings. Three years later on October 11, 2010, when the Vikings faced the Jets, Favre threw his 500th touchdown pass, to Randy Moss.

Favre owns many age-based milestones in the NFL. For example, Favre became the oldest starting quarterback to win a playoff game by beating Dallas in the 2009 Divisional Playoff game. Favre was 40 years and 99 days, beating Phil Simms’s mark of 39 years and 68 days. Favre is also the first known player to be a grandfather while active in the NFL.[34]

[edit] Consecutive starts streak

Since first being named the starter of the Green Bay Packers before playing the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 27, 1992, Brett Favre has never missed a game.[35] He is currently in first place for the most consecutive starts by a quarterback in the NFL and one of only five quarterbacks to have started over 100 consecutive games in NFL history. He failed to finish a game due to injury on seven occasions since taking control of the Packers as quarterback.[36][37] Besides Favre, there is only one other active streak of 100 or more games among quarterbacks, that of Peyton Manning. Since the beginning of Favre’s consecutive start streak, 212 other quarterbacks have started in the NFL,[38][39] 12 of them being back-ups to Favre at one point.[35] Among his former backups are: Don Majkowski, Ty Detmer, Kurt Warner, Mark Brunell, Steve Bono, Doug Pederson, Matt Hasselbeck, Danny Wuerffel, Aaron Brooks, J.T. O’Sullivan, and current Packers starter Aaron Rodgers. Two veteran backups to Favre never started another NFL game: Jim McMahon, and T.J. Rubley. The consecutive starts streak is widely considered one of the most notable streaks in sports, so much so that the Pro Football Hall of Fame has as an exhibit displaying the jersey Favre wore during his record breaking 117th consecutive start as a quarterback, and a section of their website devoted to what the Hall of Fame calls an “Iron Man”.[40]

In 2009, Favre surpassed Jim Marshall for starts at any position with his record-breaking 271st start as a quarterback as the Vikings played the Lions.[41]

• October 3, 2011 -- Mr. Indoors retires (0)
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• February 6, 2011 -- The top 10 Super Bowl quarterbacks (0)
  ______________________________________   http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/The-top-10-Super-Bowl-quarterbacks?urn=nfl-316996   This is the first of many Super Bowl lists we'll put...
• February 4, 2011 -- any outrageous comment about this ?…… (0)
  sound familiar ?......   why does this not make news like Big Bens case ?.......... ============================================ MILWAUKEE -- Police don't plan to recommend pressing charges against a...
• January 4, 2011 -- NFL Coach of the Year (0)
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• August 15, 2010 -- Detroit Lions 2010 Schedule (0)
  Aug. 14 Detroit Lions @ Pittsburgh Steelers Heinz Field - Pittsburgh, PA Aug. 21 Detroit Lions @ Denver Broncos Invesco Field at Mile High - Denver, CO Aug. 28 Cleveland Browns @ Detroit Lions -- Sep...

• June 1, 2011 -- Players Break Ranks Amid Lockout (0)
  Recent headlines inspired this thread.   http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/sports-nfl/20110531/NFLPA-Rookies/       http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/sports-nfl/20110531/Panthers-Workout/       h...
• March 25, 2011 -- The life of Dave Duerson,and what it tells us about the current NFL Lockout….. (0)
  "Friends of the 50-year-old said at the time of his death that though he fell on hard times later in life, he was engaged and had planned to marry later this year. Before his death he asked that his ...
• February 13, 2011 -- where do you stand? NFL vs Players Association (0)
  I stand with the owners..........   My thoughts are the players are getting paid huge amounts of money to abuse their bodies...............   They should be thinking about how it will affect them 10,...
• February 6, 2010 -- Premadona player (0)
  Players are paid way out of the normal of reality for what they do . period...... Ticket prices are out of reach for the blue collar fans. If the players want more money the owners up ticket prices.I...
• February 6, 2010 -- Pay-cut for players (0)
  As far as the NFL goes.. I hope they all have to take a pay cut. I've had to for the last two years at my fortune 500 company (about 25%). So yes these dudes are overpaid as it is.. Time to suck it up...

I know Pete Carroll left.  I know that USC is on probation.  I know they hired that buffoon Lane Kiffin to coach them, but my money would be on the TROJANS!  I think they would smoke Boise St.:smileywink:

“We would kill them.” – Lane Kiffin talking about Boise State

• November 27, 2011 -- Rankings in the BCS (0)
  I don't get it. Why is Arkansas number 3 when you have Virginia Tech, Stanford , Okla State, Boise State with one loss and Houston Undefeated. ...
• October 10, 2011 -- REMEMBER WHEN????? (0)
  Remember when we listened to all the non-aq schools about how they were getting screwed by the BCS?  Remember all our arguments about how weak their schedules were and how they needed to get into a b...
• September 14, 2011 -- NCAA VS Boise ST. (0)
  NCAA sure seems sore with the Boise st team.    LSU   NCAA hits Boise with scholarship losses, cuts in practice time Posted by John Taylor on September 13, 2011, 3:48 PM EDT Three months after appear...
• December 6, 2010 -- BCS bowl games (0)
  OK  OK  I know because of the stupid BCS rules that some conferences have automatic bids..Bat LOL  Connecticut????, and why does Virginia Tech get an Orange Bowl bid over Boise State?  Pure stupidity...
• November 30, 2010 -- Boise St. Kicker target of threats; taunts (0)
  Boise State placekicker, Kyle Brotzman, has been the target of threats and taunts from Boise State "fans" since he missed two short field goals, one at the end of regulation and one in overtime, that...