After some questionable decisions in the late 1990s and into the 2000s, the NFL is on a uniform upswing. But many pivotal fashion changes have occurred throughout the league's history.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers head into their second revenge game of the season, but if their passing game is able to create multiple touchdowns, even if they both go to DK Metcalf, the talk will quickly turn to quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The Green Bay Packers have taken the NFL world by storm, starting the 2025 regular season 2-0 behind two dominant victories over two of the NFC’s best teams from a season ago.
Brett Favre started his consecutive games started streak with the Green Bay Packers in 1992. A decade later, that historic record nearly came to an end in a game between the Packers and the Washington Redskins.
Aaron Rodgers has always been compared to Brett Favre. It’s the curse of many teams that have back-to-back greats at quarterback, the same way Dak Prescott is often compared to Tony Romo.
Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre's names will be forever linked. Rodgers, who is the midst of season No. 21 in the NFL, has followed an eerily similar career path to Favre.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Despite holding a 9-17 NFL head coaching record, Antonio Pierce was a standout player in his heyday. With a Super Bowl championship and a Pro Bowl appearance, he undeniably left his mark on the league.
It's been a year since NFL icon Brett Favre was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Sadly, the battle has not been going all that well. In a recent appearance on The Sage Steele Show, Favre shared some unfortunate updates on his condition and how it's progressing.
Back in the day, quarterback Brett Favre was a Green Bay Packers great. And he eventually passed the torch to Aaron Rodgers. Recently, Favre reflected on his concussion mistakes and NFL regrets.
"With their first pick, the Raiders select… Todd Marinovich, quarterback, USC." Chosen ahead of Brett Favre, Marinovich signed a three-year deal that seemed to confirm what many had predicted for years: he was built for this moment.
It is hard to determine whether Pittsburgh Steelers fans should be excited or wary of Aaron Rodgers being their starting quarterback this season. The four-time MVP and Super Bowl winner with the Green Bay Packers has had a stellar career, but his two-year spell with the New York Jets is enough for fans to be skeptical.
During a Tuesday appearance on Pittsburgh radio station WDVE, Rodgers expanded on how spending the bulk of his first three pro seasons as a backup made him want to become a big-brother figure for younger players, such as Pittsburgh rookie quarterback Will Howard.
Three decades after he played his last game in the NFL, former Green Bay Packers star wide receiver Sterling Sharpe finally got his bronze bust in Canton.
Brett Favre became the third fastest quarterback to reach the 40,000-yard mark for his career while Donald Driver recorded his first 100-yard receiving game as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 34-21 on Monday Night Football.
It finally happened. Aaron Rodgers has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. No, not the Vikings. Not back to the Jets. Pittsburgh. For a while, it looked like he might follow the full Brett Favre blueprint.
In September of 2009, former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre was in his first season with the Minnesota Vikings. Already a sure-fire Hall of Famer due to his success with Green Bay, Favre looked to add to his resume playing for his long-time rival.
Michael Vick and Brett Favre were great players. One mesmerized defenders with his athletic wizardry, while the other embodied the ol' gunslinger mentality en route to a Super Bowl ring and multiple MVP trophies.
A recent Netflix documentary on Brett Favre's role in the Mississippi state welfare scandal saw a number of people interviewed, including former Pro Bowl quarterback Michael Vick.
Netflix has released the trailer for Untold: The Fall of Favre, a documentary chronicling two scandals involving Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre. “Brett Favre was a cult-like, iconic figure,” says a voiceover in the trailer for The Fall of Favre.
There aren't many people who can relate to how Shedeur Sanders is feeling right now. Former NFL star Brett Favre, however, is one of them. Before he became a Hall of Fame quarterback, Favre was trying to make a name for himself at Southern Mississippi.
Brett Favre is one of the finest quarterbacks in the NFL's history, but he has been in the news the past few years for all of the wrong reasons. Now, he is back in the news for a reason much more tolerable than alleged fraud.
There may have never been another player that captured the hearts of a fanbase quite like Brett Favre did for the Green Bay Packers. When Favre showed up in Green Bay in 1992, the Packers were mired in mediocrity since the days of Vince Lombardi.