The first time I remember noticing that my arm was a little different was when I was 9-or 10-years-old. I was always asked to play baseball with kids two or three years older than me. I was playing with kids 15- to 18-years old in a summer league when I was 13. When I was in 8th Grade I started at third base for the high school team. Everyone talked about my arm and there were some talent scouts that came around. I had a scholarship to play baseball at Southern Miss., too. But I started as a true freshman and I knew that if I was going to have any chance at the NFL I was going to have to pick one sport. Baseball was really my favorite sport growing up.
There is so much history in Lambeau Field and to think that I am a small part of that history is an honor. You can't help thinking about all the great players who have played there and what they have done for the franchise. There's something special about walking out onto that field. It's like you can feel the history, the tradition.
Winning the Super Bowl in 1997 was the absolute highlight of my career. I remember walking out onto the turf in the Super Dome and looking around. Despite all that was about to happen I actually was thinking about the fact I was about to play a football game for a team in the Super Bowl. It's one of those dreams that you remember from childhood. There I was about to live out the same dream millions of kids have had.
As much as I love football, and I do love the game, my family always has provided a strong foundation for me. Without them, I know I wouldn't be where I am today. My wife, Deanna, and I were together for years before we married. She moved up to Green Bay and I won three most valuable player awards.
You don't realize how much support and assistance they provide until you really need them. Then you realize they have been there all along.
I still had to go out onto the field and perform, but I don't think it's a coincidence that my greatest success has come since we've been married.
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Great photo reference book,
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This large well produced book is a great photo reference book on one of the great modern quarterbacks in the game of football. The photos in the book are crisp and vivid (many worth framing). Truly a must have for any serious Brett Favre fan. Would make an excellent addition to any comprehensive personal football library.
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This is a biography book.,
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A sports biography book, in color, of the Green Bay Packers star quarterback, Brett Favre. He leads the team to victory in the 1997 Super Bowl. Very good book for students and teachers in grades 3-6.
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