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@JesusisLorddeusvult

3 ай бұрын

Brett farve Brett farve u seem him here then boom Brett FARRVEEEaa sorry AL I just came John madden

@JesusisLorddeusvult

3 ай бұрын

Graetest comment ever

Brett Favre kept both teams in the game

@fortynights1513

3 ай бұрын

Here’s the thing about Brett Favre: He had a very good peak in 1994-1997 or so, and a few very good years afterward (though not as consistently). And while he won a Super Bowl and had a few other very good playoff performances (in the 2000’s he had I believe three games of triple digit passer rating in the playoffs against top ten defenses), the season ending interceptions seem to be more memorable than anything he did well for a lot of people.

@ozyssah

3 ай бұрын

​@fortynights1513 yeah unless you're the tom brady or mj of your sport you will likely be remembered more for the negatives nowadays

Only Brett Favre would throw a pick, make the defender fumble, then immediately throw a pick six

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

Tom Brady was so good he could make defenders drop his errant passes just by looking at them

@wankertanker1813

3 ай бұрын

A Detroit qb threw two straight pic6s on back to back offensive plays verse Packers one year. I can't remember his name. Fine chap off the field, as far as I could tell.

@JesusisLorddeusvult

3 ай бұрын

Gotta crack sum eggs to make a taco

@johnlander955

3 ай бұрын

​@wankertanker1813 was it kitna?

@wankertanker1813

3 ай бұрын

@johnlander955 yes. I saw that game. I felt pretty bad for him even while happy for packers, because the cameras were right On him after that second one. I know INTs aren't always a QB's fault, but the initial loudest blame is going to focus on the qb. I couldn't tell you the specifics of it. I did find some grainy footage of it on youtube once. Might still be there. High level of competition. Even to be drafted is an accomplishment in and of itself.

Brett Favre career 336 INTs thrown will *never be broken* Guaranteed!

@IMNAMLSS

3 ай бұрын

If John Allen plays for like 20 years, its possible

@motoarch

3 ай бұрын

​@@IMNAMLSS this is such a stupid narrative and needs to die. Manning, brees and Brady all had more interceptions at the same point in there career than Allen does.

@Recovery305

3 ай бұрын

@@IMNAMLSS Nah. Josh Allen's interception rate is nowhere near Favre's lol.

@Ryjxz

3 ай бұрын

If They Let Jameis cook in Tampa for the amount of of time Favre cooked it is very possible

@Pocket_Jake

3 ай бұрын

@@IMNAMLSS Josh Allen could set the turnovers record, not INTs

20:35 “Farve took advantage of it, like it was a poor person from Mississippi” lmao that got me good

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, I had a giant grin on my face for about a minute after that one.

Offseason barry putting up wilt numbers

@Pocket_Jake

3 ай бұрын

his competition is a bunch of plumbers smh

@alexhennigh5242

3 ай бұрын

He's not going to fuck you 🤦

@alexhennigh5242

3 ай бұрын

Awww didn't like that?

Barry McCockiner, American Hero, uploading this video at 1:04 PM on a Wednesday. The 1 in 1:04 refers to Favre being "number 1" on the list of all-time career interceptions, while the 4 references the number he wore throughout his career. Wednesday has nine letters, and adding that to the 0 in 1:04 you get 90, which is how many millions of dollars Favre has stolen through his infamous welfare fraud. I'd expect no less from the great Barry McCockiner. Well played, sir.

@legeaux1

3 ай бұрын

A true hero

@XcitaTheArceus

3 ай бұрын

he also uploaded this on the 10th of april, 10/4

@jimc.goodfellas

3 ай бұрын

What a freakin genius

@abdulmuhammad4861

3 ай бұрын

Bravo Barry!

@OlSCrabs

3 ай бұрын

What a coincidence. I have the first 4 words of that comment as a tattoo on my chest.

He’s like the NFL Russell Westbrook. When he’s on top of his game it’s like you’re witnessing one of the greatest things you ever seen in sports but he has so many moments where you wonder why the hell his team even trusts him to make decisions 😂

Three NFL records that will never be broken -Jerry Rice’s 208 touchdowns -Emmitt Smith’s 4,409 rushing attempts -Brett Favre’s 336 interceptions

@michael7054

3 ай бұрын

I would also add Bret Farves Iron Man streak

@jacobmcgraw4303

3 ай бұрын

Give me 20 years in the NFL I could break his interception record

@hahshsdh4646464

3 ай бұрын

Paul Krause's 81 career INT would be hard to touch as well.

@camerondelamotte159

3 ай бұрын

Barry Sanders

@zacharyritter5345

3 ай бұрын

@@jacobmcgraw4303give me 10 and I can double farves

What’s interesting is that Favre always destroyed the 49ers, but got destroyed always by the cowboys. Whereas, Rodgers was always destroyed by the 49ers, but always destroyed the cowboys.

@normalposter6072

3 ай бұрын

The cowboys teams he lost to, were a dynasty! 49ers teams Rodgers lost to never won a SB.

@LORDSPOOKY

3 ай бұрын

@@normalposter6072just cause they couldn’t finish they had great chances in 19 and Karl was going crazy. Rodgers choked in 21 tho for sure

@Miked1332

3 ай бұрын

Looks like Jordan Love is following in those footsteps. Lol He destroyed the cowboys and couldn't quite best the 49ers. I'm hoping that changes, but it's a tall order.

@leohmusic8676

3 ай бұрын

Such is the cycle of nfc rock-paper-scissors

Most of all his passion for Volleyball was truly legendary, changed so many lives of poor people in Mississippi...a true hero for the working class all over America, no offence to Bernie Madoff

@Taronj04

3 ай бұрын

What a True legend!!

As a Jets fan, Aaron Rodgers tearing his Achilles in 4 plays (farves number) after following his footsteps by going to the jets was such a touching tribute!

Now we need a Big Ben quarterback career video

@aros1491

3 ай бұрын

I'm waiting on that too

@wankertanker1813

3 ай бұрын

We need a Babe Lauffenberg video. Long live the Babe

@josiahmontgomery4035

3 ай бұрын

Agreed. Similar career to Favre in that both had successful and dominant teams limited by coming up short

@wankertanker1813

3 ай бұрын

@@josiahmontgomery4035 didn't Rothlesberger go to like 3 SBs and win in 2 of them? How's that coming up short? Greater SB win percentage than Colts'/Broncos' Manning.

@josiahmontgomery4035

3 ай бұрын

@@wankertanker1813 I was referring more to having really strong regular seasons and making the post season constantly but getting blown out in playoff games. They lost to Tim Tebow, blew like a 11-0 start to the season, had great weapons like Brown and Bell, etc

my wife’s boyfriend woke me up and told me that i should watch this so my wife and her boyfriend could “wrestle” thanks barry!!

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

My wife’s boyfriend and I watched this together

@RedMo46

3 ай бұрын

@@Alex-tx2dhits just that good

@deaconlambeaux2716

3 ай бұрын

Wow never heard that one before. Very clever

I do think Bountygate played a big role in Favre’s massive drop-off in 2010. The injuries, especially the ones he sustained in the 09’ NFCCG had caught up with him, and that may have played a role in his horrible INT. He may not have been at 100% even if he did make the SB since the Saints defense basically committed elder abuse against him. another thing to note is while the Vikings did bring back their squad in 2010 their receiving core suffered a lot of injuries as well which was the main reason they brought back Moss, who himself was no longer the same as he was.

@lancesilvis4085

3 ай бұрын

Yeah the Saints got off easy, Brett and Kurt should have followed through with the lawsuits looking back! (Clearly Favre needed the money!)

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

In hindsight it either helped turn hin into a dbag, or he already was suffering from TBIs and then in that case, bounty gate was a good thing.

@Zalis116

3 ай бұрын

It's been widely speculated that Favre didn't "just run for 5-6 yards" to get a 1st down or set up a better FG on that fateful play because of the injuries that the Saints defenders were inflicting on him in that game. Though he still could've "taken a knee and tried a 56-yard field goal."

@fortynights1513

3 ай бұрын

@@Zalis116Would you favor Minnesota over Indy if they win there?

@youngf.l.y.1467

3 ай бұрын

@@fortynights1513yes no answer did AP

Fun fact, I grew up in Green Bay, and in the 2000s, Brett Favre hit my mom's car at a stop light and hit and ran

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

He was driving with a concussion he probably forgot about it in 2 minutes

@wankertanker1813

3 ай бұрын

If so, that would be pretty immature of him

@lampini

3 ай бұрын

Whoa really? How did she know it was Brett driving?

@flashmasterp.2685

3 ай бұрын

Well that would not be any surprising 😂😂😂the guy is the biggest dickhead on the planet....

@555dking

3 ай бұрын

Doubt it

Brett Favre has gone down as an all time double standard. In a world where we are unforgiving or quarterbacks failing in the playoffs and throwing interceptions Brett gets a pass bc his interceptions seemed to add to his “charm” as the ultimate gun slinger when he was really just a reckless baffoon playing hero ball in the ultimate team sport

Love these breakdowns. I know that watching tape is vital for accurately assessing players, but I just do not care enough to go back and watch old games. But I will absolutely watch you summarize alongside my wife and her boyfriend

@85isaboat53

3 ай бұрын

Um satire? Or are you alright?

@RedMo46

3 ай бұрын

@@85isaboat53first time?

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

@@85isaboat53if you’re commenting on a Barry McCockiner video it’s essential to add one of his recurring jokes in your message. Wife’s boyfriend, marijuana overdose awareness, respecting the troops the most, and whatever else he baits twitter users with

@floridaman6281

3 ай бұрын

@@85isaboat53it’s a common trend in this channel’s comments to mention a wife and her boyfriend. Don’t worry, it’s satire

@85isaboat53

3 ай бұрын

@floridaman6281 ok I was just making sure

Barry never fails to fill me up with happyiness 😩

@retroguy3344

3 ай бұрын

fr i can feel the happyiness coming inside of me😩

@FireAttack0811

3 ай бұрын

@@retroguy3344 Fr tho 😩

That “playing on the field and not on paper” joke made me laugh harder than I should have

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

Is that a double meaning or something?

@floridaman6281

3 ай бұрын

@@Alex-tx2dhlook up Farve’s scandals and you’ll see

@ghgvxcb8105

3 ай бұрын

​@@Alex-tx2dh No clue

9:40 you’re never far away from a Tom Brady dig on a Barry video lmao

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

Being butthurt is a genetic trait that people who suffer from it can never get over

Absolute cinema. Families will be fed. You cooked here Barry.

@eriklakeland3857

3 ай бұрын

This video alone should prevent minimum 2 billion marijuana overdose deaths.

@karthiktirumala1773

3 ай бұрын

Unlike the poor people in Mississippi

"no more rocket balls, please"

This was such a well written, well thought out, well produced video. The jokes were great as always. I can tell you put in a ton of effort, no offense to Jay Cutler

I will forever thank Brett Farve for his contributions to my team, the New Orleans Saints, for a superbowl appearance 🎉

This is gonna be sick, these QB breakdowns are always cool asf

Thanks Barry. My wife’s boyfriend allowed me to watch this while he and my wife were busy

A quarterback like Favre will never be allowed to be inconsistent and bad without switching multiple teams in the modern NFL

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

Because he is overrated asf, objectively. "gunslinger" is a euphemism for an adult QB who still has the decision making ability of a high school freshman.

@youngf.l.y.1467

3 ай бұрын

Jay cutler lmao literally but less talented ..Eli manning ….

I love these kinds of videos Barry. They’re so in depth and are a great post Mortem on HOF QBs and why they aren’t as successful as one might think. I actually learn something when I watch them. I would love it if you made one of these for Russell Wilson. With how his career has taken a nosedive I’ve always wondered if he was actually all that great in his time in Seattle or if he was carried by his defense and marshawn lynch. Keep doing what you’re doing

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

Why else do you think he can't and won't ever make a TB12 video? It makes him irrationally angry and causes him to cut himself thinking about how he would have to document 2 decades of success ending with "and in his last season he was still elite"

@lampini

3 ай бұрын

@@6tiple6ix6afia he would also have to document all the elite defenses and ridiculous luck Brady had that other HOF QBs didn’t

Barry really did a pick-6 ad read on a Brett Favre video and didn't make a joke about it.

I knew Barry Dilfer would take a shot at Tom Brady somewhere in this video and 47:23 didn't let me down

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

Being butthurt is a genetic defect, so he can't help it

T.J. Rubley wasn't just cut after the Vikings game, he wasn't allowed back on the team plane, he had to get back to Green Bay on his own.

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

LOL

@seand1011

3 ай бұрын

Holy shit, I wonder if that was a first. Never heard of that before.

I was literally just looking for this video while I eat my lunch. Came in clutch, Barry. (At least you came in something lately) 😅

36:58 For some reason I find it to be the funniest thing ever when Barry is reading his script then can't help but let out a chuckle at some statistic or joke 😂

Bro thank you! I’ve always loved your football takes but this is a step beyond even what you’ve done before. I know you’re a memer and all that, but this type of video is great. A deep dive on the game of football and the stories within it.

This video cured my erectile dysfunction. Thank you, Barry. My wife’s boyfriend says you’re a real hero.

Great video Barry! I’ve been long overdue for my hour with Barry time. I like these deep dive videos as your humor and charm are amazing great listen. Keep up the good work!

Barry this is extremely well researched and fascinating. You’re the man thank you!

Barry this is an amazing amount of effort and you are much appreciated

Great video Barry, i love your longer qb career analysis videos.

Barry back with these fantastic docs here. Love it. I look forward to more

12:57 he said “dang those linemen look scary, audible! Audible!” Wore 12 too! 😂

This really is a phenomenal video, great career retrospective. Nice work.

Hope the format switch brings in more viewers. Love your stuff big dawg. Keep goin

So cool to see a video this long! Awesome high quality content, I’d love to see more videos like this!

Barry's officially a real KZreadr with that thumbnail style

Great video! I really enjoyed this look back at Bret Farves career!

1:07:26 I always find it interesting to compare failed opportunities to made opportunities, and i think this section makes it very clear that Favre missed far more opportunities than he made. This reinforces the idea of Favre not being clutch. Loved this video. I've felt some of your recent videos have a dispassionate voice compared to the 3 year old vids I was introduced to you on, but this video and your voice in it clearly show your passion and love for football.

First video I see when I open KZread. What a time to be alive. Keep up the great work

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

Nice, youtube wouldn’t suggest it for me :/

Love these longer videos Barry, you're the man!

Barry thank you for such a great video. Me and My Wife’s boyfriend have been waiting for this thank you

Thank you Barry for this glorious video, you are truly a hero!

Thank you for your service, Barry

Great video Barry I’d love to see more like this

It’s finally here!

Thank You Barry 💚💛

My gerbil loved this video. Thank you, Barry.

I’ve never seen so many tipped interceptions. Maybe he should’ve learned to stop throwing missile on literally every pass

Barry you're such a hero for making more QB retrospective videos, I just want you to know that!!!

Awesome video man. I'm a lifelong Packers fan and first started watching football because of Brett Favre. When the Packers got rid of him I was definitely team Brett during the breakup and I didn't think it was possible that Aaron Rodgers would be just as good or better than him at the time. Fast forward 15 years and a very similar situation happened after the 22 season. I remembered what happened after the 07 season and decided to stay optimistic this time, and so far Jordan Love is looking really promising. It's been a wild ride. Go Pack Go!

Brett Favre is an amazing example of talent and skill that leads to success but didn’t quite have the discipline needed to prevent so many costly mistakes. If he had a little voice telling him to not throw costly interceptions or allegedly defraud the government, etc then he could be in the same conversations as the top 3 in the goat debate

@lampini

3 ай бұрын

His raw physical talent got him further than he should’ve with his QB IQ is what you’re saying?

@nothingman7163

3 ай бұрын

@@lampini more or less, hard to even begin to think how he underperformed based on his skill and talent levels.

@lampini

3 ай бұрын

@@nothingman7163 Brett Favre career is a great example of not assuming someone is going to be great after just a few seasons. Looking at the whole scope of his career his three year MVP stretch is kinda an outlier. It’s why I don’t want to crown a guy like mahomes as the greatest of all time yet (although he proves me wrong every year) because there’s been so many instances of a QB starting their career hot only to not live up to it the following decade plus

@nothingman7163

3 ай бұрын

@@lampini I can agree, I think for Mahomes, if he gets another 2 rings + 1-2 sb MVP + 1-2 MVP AND keeps up similar elite level of play, he’d be the GOAT. But I think to be in serious convos as the GOAT you need to have a certain amount of longevity to prove you can play across landscapes of competition and play

@lampini

3 ай бұрын

@@nothingman7163 longevity is absolutely important. You need three things, Super Bowl wins, MVPs to show it wasn’t the team carrying you, and longevity to show that you were able to beat multiple generations of QBs

An hour long documentary from Barry? Hell yeah, I'm in.

I must say that i enjoyed this. It really took a look into one of my favorite QB's when i was growing up

Had to wait to watch this since its so long but this is really well made as always Barry.

Seriously impressive video, Barry. Thank you

Favre was just perfect for the time regardless of his crazy ways.

ITS TIMEEE🎉!!! Barry’s masterpiece.

What a cool nice family loving,daughter supporting,wealth care managing guy!

Love the video Barry! Breaking down Favre’s career like this is great and gives good insight. I’m not sure if you’ll see this or have these QB breakdowns on your radar, but I’d love to hear your take on the careers of Russell Wilson, Ben Roethlisberger, Troy Aikman, and Donovan McNabb

As a Vikings fan born post-1980, I have never had more hope than I did in 2009. I remember coming home from school every day to watch NFL Live on ESPN to see if Brett Favre had signed with the Vikings. I remember seeing that insane TD vs SF to win the game. I remember the BS tripping penalty that basically resulted in their first loss against the Steelers. I remember watching Peyton and Brees compete to be the king of the league and hoping the Vikings could pull something out of their butt. I remember being at the Panthers game freezing my butt off in Charlotte Sunday night, December 20th, and watching Peterson run in their only TD that game (after clenching the division) while Childress and Favre argued on the sideline. But most of all, I remember my heart pounding as I watched Favre throw that interception to Tracy Porter with the NFC Championship game tied 28-28. What a time to be alive

@fortynights1513

Ай бұрын

You had more hope for 09 than 1998?

@imaboss6244

Ай бұрын

@@fortynights1513well considering that was the year I was born, I don’t remember it lol

@fortynights1513

Ай бұрын

@@imaboss6244Given that, yeah, I could see why you’d have had the most optimism in 2009. You said post-1980 though so I thought you implied that you’d paid close attention since then

Desmond Howard's 1996 season is one greatest seasons by a punt returner in history. 892 punt return yards in one season is a record that will never be broken.

Barry I must commend you for the shear bravery, tenacity, and hard work it took for you to make this video for us. It’s almost as brave as when my wife’s boyfriend drove out in a scary storm to buy me a happy meal for me to eat while they engaged in premarital sex.

It's hard to imagine a QB ever again trusting his receivers as much as Brett Favre did. He is always the first man I think of when the term "gunslinger" is brought up, no offense to Damon Arnette. Also, I think the sorted graphic at 1:01:06 is really interesting, because as you go from his best years to his worst years, except for his very worst season in 2008, all the others alternate between a 2000s season and a 1990s season, further highlighting Favre's inconsistency.

I’ve watched this video like 8 or 9 times now I don’t know why I keep playing it but especially when I’m tired and bored

Yeah this was dope. I'd love to see more long videos like this in the offseason.

Man this would be such a great series, I have no doubt it’s a ton of work but a career retrospective on iconic athletes would be so interesting to watch.

"a good ol boy that you would like to have a beer with" will beat you to a pulp after the 13th or 14th beer. Then the next day he will be more than willing to show you a good time again.

Oh yeah this is one of them Barry videos i’ll watch 10+ times over the coming years….

This video is literally “Packers were down 23-20 with 1:35 left before Favre threw his 5th interception to finish with 4 TDS 487 yards and 5 ints with a 55% completion percentage”

Really enjoyed this one Barry!

Been looking forward to this one Barry.

Let's go Barry! More of this please

Great video Barry. Outstanding

Ultimate class act

I remember this video is really jogging my memory. I realize now that I must have subconsciously hate-watched this man's career. I never thought that he was as great as everyone said.

@Alex-tx2dh

3 ай бұрын

Even thought I started watching football in 2007 I thought the same thing; it reveals if you weren’t there to see the best moments then you weren’t duped into thinking he was a championship caliber QB

4 drives in the fourth. The first three resulting in two picks and a punt........ I could have walked into this video blind and STILL been able to place the name to that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Phenomenal video, curious to see who you do next

@michael7054

3 ай бұрын

Ben Roethlisberger?

You can basically say Mahomes is Favre without all the goofy and dumb mistakes. We can only imagine how many Super Bowls Favre would’ve had if he wasn’t so reckless with the ball

@fortynights1513

Ай бұрын

Wasn’t Andy Reid their quarterback coach?

I learned so much about Favre. Thanks for making this! Commenting to hopefully boost the algo

Favre is the world’s greatest philanthropist. He kept giving the ball back to the other team.

@6tiple6ix6afia

3 ай бұрын

Philanthropy insinuates donating money. I get how you thought you had a joke there.

Man this is fantastic!

Thank you Barry my car got towed while out drinking I needed this while I sit alone

Incredible video as usual Barry

This video deserves some kind of award

W vid Barry! Just finished my 4th watch!

Haven’t even watched it all yet, but I can confirm this is a Barry classic

@ElectricalBrofessor

3 ай бұрын

A spoonkid classic plus a Barry classic in the same day…good week right there bud.

Thank god this actually came out today, I was so backed up after how Barry edged us yesterday

I had to skip past the talk about SB32. I'm 33 years old, and that game STILL breaks my heart like when I was 7.

@fortynights1513

Күн бұрын

One of the best Super Bowls ever

Great work again, love these QB videos

Brett Favre's career highlights but every time he turns the ball over it's replaced with the Bee Movie but every time bees are mentioned it's replaced with the entire Shrek pentology