Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre won't start Monday night's game against the New York Giants, ending a streak of 297 consecutive starts -- the longest streak of any position player in NFL history. Favre sprained the SC joint near his right shoulder when he was tackled by Arthur Moats on his first pass of last Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. He practiced sparingly on Friday, making only a few soft tosses to teammates, and the Vikings said he would throw in pregame warm-ups Monday. Monday morning, Vikings coach Leslie Frazier told ESPN in a text message that it was "doubtful" Favre would play. Favre's streak started on Sept. 27, 1992 when he started against the Pittsburgh Steelers, replacing an injured Don Majkowski. Source: ESPN
And his arm is starting to burn out. Favre's record in this modern game is going to be near impossible to catch.
A couple bad games from Manning doesn't mean his arm is burning out, while it is possible I really doubt it. More mental than anything and he seems to be getting it back under control. If not to end this season, next year it will be the same ol' Peyton.
An amazing run...but...jeez Brett, please just retire now while you still have a working body part...:icon_cheesygrin:
Haha that Fox reporter interviewing Favre walked past my section last night and everyone went FREAKING NUTS. I don't know if she's actually a person who matters, or just a hot girl everyone cheered at. She doesn't look like anything special in that picture but trust me...the butt...