There were plenty of discussions on this board in which it was stated that, based on his career history, he was just as likely (if not far more likely) to have an abysmal season as another excellent season. Favre has rarely ever sustained two high-quality seasons in a row.
"Nonstopdrivel" wrote:
Actually I beg to differ on this. '94-97 Favre were arguably the best four consecutive seasons ever played by a QB. Then he was good again from '01 to '04, with 3 straight Pro Bowl seasons in that time frame.
Then he sucked for two years and was good again in '07, and the first 11 games of '08 (he should have been benched for the last five games where he threw 2 TDs vs 9 INTs), and '09 was his best year since '97.
Year TDs INTs
1994 33 14
1995 38 13
1996 39 13
1997 35 16
2001 32 15
2002 27 16
2003 32 21
2007 28 15
2008 22 22
2009 33 7
Brett Favre is an alcoholic. Alcoholics are much better off with a strong person taking charge. Thus his best years were under Holmgren who wouldn't take shit from him. He started to take over Sherman near the end of Sherman's tenure and as he did, his stats declined.
Mike McCarthy came in slowly and reigned him in for the '07 season which was his best season since '97. I think 2009 was just continuing where he left off in '08 before his injury.
2010, he may be done. All the wear and tear finally caught up to him. Sad to see a warrior go down like this. Reminds me of Wallie's last season.
My man Donald Driver
(thanks to Pack93z for the pic)
2010 will be seen as the beginning of the new Packers dynasty. 🇹🇹 🇲🇲 🇦🇷