According to NFL Network, his record is 6-0. Yeah, #4 is pretty good when the pressure is on.
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Probably referring to regular season only.
quote:Originally posted by who:
He lost in the Philly game, in the playoffs.
And a bunch of others. Some really knowledgeable fans picked that 6-0 thing apart in tonight's game thread. I think they found at least 3 other OT losses.
All right. I just spent the last 20 minutes digging on NFL.com. Brett is 5-1 in regular season overtime games, with the only loss coming in 2003 vs. the Chiefs. Hopefully Brett can avenge his only blemish in OT this week.
quote:Originally posted by Koopla Krash:
All right. I just spent the last 20 minutes digging on NFL.com. Brett is 5-1 in regular season overtime games, with the only loss coming in 2003 vs. the Chiefs. Hopefully Brett can avenge his only blemish in OT this week.
What about Tampa Bay in '95, and Minnesota in '94?
Here's a great summary:
http://www.packers.com/history/record_book/results_and_rosters/overtime_games/
7-4 overall
5-3 regular season
2-1 playoffs
In three of the four losses, Favre never really had an opportunity to win the game. Twice the other team won the toss and the game. The third time, Green fumbled on the Packers first play in overtime and they never got it back. The only OT loss where Favre had the game in his hands was the INT against Philly in the playoffs.
Not too shabby.
http://www.packers.com/history/record_book/results_and_rosters/overtime_games/
7-4 overall
5-3 regular season
2-1 playoffs
In three of the four losses, Favre never really had an opportunity to win the game. Twice the other team won the toss and the game. The third time, Green fumbled on the Packers first play in overtime and they never got it back. The only OT loss where Favre had the game in his hands was the INT against Philly in the playoffs.
Not too shabby.