Last night was the culmination of many years of waiting for Packer great Brett Favre to show his face once more and be seen by the masses of Packernation. But lost in the pomp and circumstance of Brett Favre’s induction
Why not celebrate Brett Favre’s induction into the Packers Hall of Fame with a FREE authentic Brett Favre jersey! This is not the basic jersey but the authentic one just like the one Brett Favre wore when he played (valued
The Packers have had quite a quarterback run. When you have a guy like Brett Favre for 16 years and he is followed up by a guy like Aaron Rodgers, you just have to thank the football gods or your
Brett Favre had so many characteristic receivers through the years. Those receivers, combined with Favre’s cannon of an arm, made for some great memories. As this weekend and the induction of Favre into the Packers Hall of Fame gets closer,
As the time to install Brett Favre in his place of honor draws near, many in Packernation reminisce about what has been called “The Brett Favre Era”. This is only fitting as it was one of the most exciting periods
Rob Demovsky had a nice article about how Brett Favre is nervous and excited about the upcoming ceremony and his induction into the Hall of Fame. Favre seems to be quite moved by the fact that tickets to the event sold
Well, tickets to the Lambeau Field viewing of Brett Favre’s Hall of Fame Induction have sold out. And I must say I am glad..for one, because a lot of people who wanted tickets got them and will get to share
Brett Favre was not just a great player, he was also a big cut-up. Here are some funny outtakes…and remember to subscribe!
The Packers Fan Hall of Fame is waiting for its next inductee. The contest also includes a “consumer contest winner” so a grand total of two of these people will be very happy with the results of this contest. The
Well, it’s official! The Packers today announced that they will induct Brett Favre into the Packers Hall of Fame and retire his jersey in 2015. Packers President Mark Murphy made the announcement about the jersey retirement while Perry Kidder, President