Brett Favre Outside the Huddle

Brett Favre Outside the Huddle
Brett Favre Outside the Huddle /

Brett Favre Outside the Huddle

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Brett Favre has had quite an emotional two games, beating the San Francisco 49ers on a last-second pass, followed by a stirring victory over his former club, the Green Bay Packers. Here are some Outside the Huddle shots of Favre from those games. And, yeah, his Breast Cancer Awareness sneakers were a hit with the kids.

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Adam Bettcher

The Vikings locker room was raucous after the big Monday Night Football victory over the Packers, the team that let Favre go.

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Even in defeat, Donald Driver could appreciate what the grizzled Favre has accomplished with the undefeated Vikings, just days shy of his 40th birthday.

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Hall of Fame linebacker and current San Francisco coach Mike Singletary gave Favre his props too, shortly after Favre's 32-yard touchdown pass handed the 49ers their only loss.

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For a guy who has given retirement a thought or two, Favre can still draw a crowd.

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Whether he's coming or going.

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Give credit to Minnesota coach Brad Childress (dressed in black) for staying persistent until he got Favre signed.

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The old man still needs to take a breather or two, but no one can argue with the results thus far this season.

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If Sage Rosenfels has any animosity toward Favre arriving late to take over the starting quarterback role, you sure can't tell.

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Favre's offensive line has surrended nine sacks this season while Aaron Rodgers, his successor in Green Bay, has been nailed a league-high 20 times.

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Favre could be mowing his grass and watching the NFL on tv at his home in Mississippi, instead he's celebrating last-second victories and adding to his Hall of Fame career.


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