NFL Hall of Fame quarterbacks Brett Favre and Steve Young shared stories from their playing days during the Bart Starr Chalk Talk luncheon held Nov. 6, 2017, in Green Bay, Wis.
Lifelong Packers fan I remember the day Reggie signed with the Packers There was an IMMEDIATE buzz. It was palpable Packers fans KNEW the future was bright
Phil Simms tells a hilarious story about Reggie just killing him all afternoon one time and every time Reggie was laying on top of Simms he'd say "Phil, you're doing a great job" or "Phil, I really admire your skill" and finally Phil says he lost it when Reggie said "Phil!! Jesus loves you! "
Or Reggie would sack a qb then ask them are you okay? The QB would answer yes I'm fine Reggie would then say well bless you then but then he'll find a way to come blesss you a again
My dad has a huge poster on the wall that is Reggie in a 3 point stance. It says in huge letters “SAY YOUR PRAYERS”. It’s probably our most treasured possession. What a man.
Reggie was so smart. Add that with his upper body strength, you get pure vicious in your face. Loved watching this man get double and triple teamed every snap. What a beast
I talked to a guy who played the O line when Reggie was with the Eagles. He said after practicing against Reggie all week he was ready for anyone because no one compared to him. He was my all-time favorite, best leader the Packers ever had.
Reggie was the best role model of all time....I was so proud watching him lift the Lombardi trophy in a packers jersey i thought for sure he was going to San Francisco....
@Roger B no Reggie had his moment here.. if you read the Bible and believe what it says.. where Reggie is at now is a million times better than what we are experiencing here..so if that is true which I do believe it is who's got it better him or us? I would beg to say Reggie has it way better than us right now.....God is real...I can prove God is real & true..but not by using text...
@Roger B Be careful. God cannot be mocked. The Earth is his footstool. You speak of space, a -400 degree vastness. What your obviously unaware of is there is a realm above which man’s eye cannot see and ships cannot reach. Jesus died so you had a chance to repent and believe on His sacrifice out of love so you could be forgiven. Don’t waste it. Science proves God’s existence.
A great memory. Nothing compared to watching him through the Pats lineman around all game. At least in popular sports. I get emotional thinking about how he had that extra gear in him like Michael Jordan. It was sublime.
The thing I love about this video is noches how funny it is but the respect that Steve Young shows and honestly so did the Green Bay Packers team, they said it very well when the 49ers in Packers met u knew something special was going to happen
amen to you , i was watching james brown , howe long , i think on cbs nfl and they werer announcing it and they even seemed to be in near tears and i was crying and didnt even personly know the man at all!! a very very sad day for me , he was my favorite defensive player ever!!
Really miss "the Minister of Defense". That run around the Superdome with StVince trophy up in the air ... magical, powerful. I'll never stop talking about the man, Reggie White ... He made it to the mountaintop and relished the accomplishment.
I live in Green bay and have been a Packer fan since 1951. The day Reggie White became a Packer was a day that we all knew the Packers would be something special. No one wanted to play in Green Bay and Reggie talked some of the very best to come and play for the Packer's. The city of Green Bay and the Packer organization owe Reggie White a great deal of gratitude. RIP Reggie White and thank you.
David Erber but why did he always suck doing an after game interview ? Oh man, I couldn’t stand it. Good story teller for sure. The one story I remember was when Reggie was on the shitter and someone threw ice cold water on him. Lmao
Bergy Probably because it’s easier to tell a story that happened years ago than answering stupid questions from the media. While your brain is still trying to process on what just happened
Philly was different back then, coaches on all our teams had this "one star on the field at a time and surround him with mediocrity" philosophy, then blame him when it doesn't work (Randal, McNabb, Lindros, Schilling, Barkely, etc.). When Reggie left if I remember right, he was the best thing about our Football team.
It is easy. The Eagles had a crappy owner named Norman Braman. When Reggie played against Brett Favre and saw how good he was. He made his plan to leave Philly and win a Super Bowl with Favre. Because the Eagles could never get it together on offense. Buddy Ryan didnt care about offense and when he got fired they hired Rich Kotite to coach and he was bad. So Reggie left.
Norman Braman. At one point stated it would be nice if the Eagles won a Super Bowl, but that it wasn't all that it was about. This was his attitude about owning a football team! Tells you all you need to know. Didn't even make a serious effort to counter what Green Bay offered Reggie!! It was a disgrace the lack of respect to Reggie, the whole team, and the fans!
As a fan of Wisconsin sports we have been truly blessed to not only have great superstar athletes but great human beings as well. With the Giannis signing once again this state proves that it is a great place to live and visit. Try it. You won't leave.
@michael leePossibly, but for all practical purposes at the time Tony Mandarich looked like far n away the greatest O.Line prospect of all time. The entire NFL was on Anabolics & going to have to deal with the newer more High Tech testing system, but I know TM's story, nobody but nobody knew he'd become a Hardcore Syringe to the Main Vain IV Opioid Addict. Even to this day his strength, agility & speed at that size (when healthy) have hardly if ever been matched. He did eventually clean up get back in the NFL and block pretty successfully for a QB there's a chance you may have heard of. If you don't know the story or are just so pissed about the whole (don't blame you) thing you can't believe it.There's a guy named Peyton that'll verify every word.
@michael lee I can't disagree with a thing you said. I had high hopes for the guy because his trainer was a friend of mine. That's why I followed the story.
no doubt "turnstile tony" flopped. unfortunately. wouldve been awesome to have Sanders in our backfield. but theres surely some truth that we dont know the whole story.
I played my whole life & it was sure as hell a lot more motivating when you're playing on a team where everything's clicking like GB was in those days. They'd probably have multiple SB rings as well as much stronger contenders each upcoming year with Sanders,so sticking around certainly would be seem a lot more interesting than on a team like Detroit that really wasn't.
I forgot about John Jurkovic. What a great time to be a little kid watching the packers in those years. Sure is a shame what has happened to the league now
If I were to pick which one of these QBs I would trust most on my franchise, it would be a total heads or tails toss up and I would be happy with either of em.
As a Wisconsin native who is a Bears & Packers fan (I know how is that possible? That's because I grew up as a bandwagon packer fan in the 90s who lived in WI. I am a BEARS FAN since 17 (2003) when I actually started paying attention to football. However I do have 100% respect for the Green Bay Packer organization (not much the fan base)
I also must comment that most Bear fans respect Favre. Hell we even respect the packers because of the organization, but the Bears have always been the underdog with extremely sharp teeth, and even most Packer fans respect that. BEARS & PACKERS are brothers
I remember the cheap shot Jurkovich took in Dallas. I was so mad that I told my father that if I was an F-16 pilot that I would have taken down Jerry's house. Come 2010 we did and I didn't have to wipe out nobody.
Green Bay had the second pick in the 1989 draft. They picked an offensive lineman. Third pick was Barry Sanders followed by Derrick Thomas and then Deion Sanders. Think about that.
Interesting fact: John Wayne was rather "hands-off" when it came to firearms. A true actor in the sense that he never fired a firearm nor did he own one. So your point, is in fact not a point at all
In that 98 playoff game Rice fumbled on the late go ahead TD drive that catapulted Owens' stardom, & the officials badly missed that call. That's part of why instant replay was brought back the very next season.
Titanbrotha00 the refs really blew that call, for sure! That was the game where the Packers defense stopped Jerry Rice from having any catches until the ref called it complete. The packer probably would’ve made it to the Super Bowl that year. Jerry Rice knows he didn’t catch it.
@@Titanbrotha00 ... To this day, I don't know how that wasn't ruled a fumble, even at real speed. It seemed that obvious, but refs see it at different angles, bodies flying around. It is what it is, bit I was livid at the time. It took away another potential Super Bowl appearance. Happens to all teams, eventually.
I thought the point of the video was to enjoy it. I’m enjoying Brett’s footwear fashion. I don’t see the problem. So why don’t you tell me what the point is “supposed” to be smart guy?
Green Bay still holds Reggie in awe. Oh, how we miss him.
Same energy in Philly.
Lifelong Packers fan
I remember the day Reggie signed with the Packers
There was an IMMEDIATE buzz. It was palpable
Packers fans KNEW the future was bright
Phil Simms tells a hilarious story about Reggie just killing him all afternoon one time and every time Reggie was laying on top of Simms he'd say "Phil, you're doing a great job" or "Phil, I really admire your skill" and finally Phil says he lost it when Reggie said "Phil!! Jesus loves you! "
Fist fighting for Jesus
Or Reggie would sack a qb then ask them are you okay? The QB would answer yes I'm fine Reggie would then say well bless you then but then he'll find a way to come blesss you a again
R.I.P. Mr. Reggie White
You are truly missed. 🕆
No doubt, he is in a better place now, he is with God up in Heaven, I miss him and this is coming from a Bears fan.
Reggie White is perhaps the greatest ambassador of good will to come out of Chattanooga Tennessee. RIP #92
The crowd's reaction to the "F U reggie" pretty much tells the entire story
my thoughts exactly
Brett Favre is a terrific story teller. Great delivery
A million times more interesting and charismatic than that bore Aaron.
@@s.tavares3257 and for good or bad, much more heart too!
No he isn't.
Reggie White is still missed. What a great Christian man.
If being an ignorant bigot is a Christian thing, then Reggie White was a true Christian.
@@samuelgardner5939 it is a Christian thing, although not exclusively.
@@samuelgardner5939 evidence?
His words are evidence:
zoestrauss.blogspot.com/2006/08/selective-memory-about-raging.html?m=1
@@TheDizzleHawke I find it to be a secular thing.
Brett nailed Reggie's voice. RIP
The minister of defense, what a wonderful legacy.
My dad has a huge poster on the wall that is Reggie in a 3 point stance. It says in huge letters “SAY YOUR PRAYERS”. It’s probably our most treasured possession. What a man.
He was the best and this is coming from a Bills fan who watched Bruce throughout his glory years.
Reggie was so smart. Add that with his upper body strength, you get pure vicious in your face. Loved watching this man get double and triple teamed every snap. What a beast
I talked to a guy who played the O line when Reggie was with the Eagles. He said after practicing against Reggie all week he was ready for anyone because no one compared to him. He was my all-time favorite, best leader the Packers ever had.
Reggie was the best role model of all time....I was so proud watching him lift the Lombardi trophy in a packers jersey i thought for sure he was going to San Francisco....
I miss Mr. Reggie White....R.I.P. GOD HAS A TRUE BELIEVER IN HEAVEN....
kid heartz amen!
@Roger B no Reggie had his moment here.. if you read the Bible and believe what it says.. where Reggie is at now is a million times better than what we are experiencing here..so if that is true which I do believe it is who's got it better him or us? I would beg to say Reggie has it way better than us right now.....God is real...I can prove God is real & true..but not by using text...
@Roger B Be careful. God cannot be mocked. The Earth is his footstool. You speak of space, a -400 degree vastness. What your obviously unaware of is there is a realm above which man’s eye cannot see and ships cannot reach. Jesus died so you had a chance to repent and believe on His sacrifice out of love so you could be forgiven. Don’t waste it. Science proves God’s existence.
RIP REGGIE, A CLASS ACT ALL THE WAY AROUND YOU INSPIRED MANY PLAYERS TO BE MORE THEN JUST PLAYERS, YOU TAUGHT THEM TO BE MEN.
Brett Favre tells the best stories. He could do a podcast just on story telling and it would be a hit.
Brett is one of the best spokesman that the NFL ever had!!!
Reggie clubbing the OL for the Pats like a ragdoll in the SB will always be a memory. Guy was arguably the greatest!
A great memory. Nothing compared to watching him through the Pats lineman around all game. At least in popular sports. I get emotional thinking about how he had that extra gear in him like Michael Jordan. It was sublime.
Not arguably, he was the greatest DE of all-time
@@WOLFENCT I didn't say just DE
Reggie was such an icon and ambassador of the sport and larger than life figure. A truly special player and person. RIP
Gotta love good old Reggie White. That man was a beast on the field but an amazing human being. Rip champ.
GOD LOVES YOU MIRKO lolol that's the most badass line.
Awesome story! Brett makes the story even better by being able to sound like Reggie.
doesn't get better than Reggie...
true role model and hero!
miss you.
The thing I love about this video is noches how funny it is but the respect that Steve Young shows and honestly so did the Green Bay Packers team, they said it very well when the 49ers in Packers met u knew something special was going to happen
The man the myth the legend. Never forget the day the Minister of defense passed. RIP Reggie
amen to you , i was watching james brown , howe long , i think on cbs nfl and they werer announcing it and they even seemed to be in near tears and i was crying and didnt even personly know the man at all!! a very very sad day for me , he was my favorite defensive player ever!!
Damn the Niners-Packers games late nineties early 00s was lit two legends sitting down to chill
Really miss "the Minister of Defense".
That run around the Superdome with StVince trophy up in the air ... magical, powerful. I'll never stop talking about the man, Reggie White ... He made it to the mountaintop and relished the accomplishment.
I remember him tossing Erik Allen like he was a rag doll. Erik Allen.
I grew up a good little Wisconsin boy and the first book i ever read was Reggie Whites autobiography. What an incredible man to be admired
I live in Green bay and have been a Packer fan since 1951. The day Reggie White became a Packer was a day that we all knew the Packers would be something special. No one wanted to play in Green Bay and Reggie talked some of the very best to come and play for the Packer's. The city of Green Bay and the Packer organization owe Reggie White a great deal of gratitude. RIP Reggie White and thank you.
Reggie White.. #92 a legend
One of the best NFL stories I've ever heard. Lol
Listening to Brett then vs now....just wow.
Brett has one of the best story tellers ever
David Erber but why did he always suck doing an after game interview ? Oh man, I couldn’t stand it. Good story teller for sure. The one story I remember was when Reggie was on the shitter and someone threw ice cold water on him. Lmao
Bergy Probably because it’s easier to tell a story that happened years ago than answering stupid questions from the media. While your brain is still trying to process on what just happened
Great storyteller...
That's a great Mirko story too, don't forget.
You club one person and everyone suffers!! Incredible
There are some things you just don’t wanna say to certain people. Welcome to the NFL, kid.
Wow, 2 legends right here. Good stuff
And a great one they talked about too.
How they let him out of Philadelphia I’ll never understand.
As fans we were happy to see him leave and win a super bowl. The man meant that much to us.
I understand, believe me I grew up in an Eagle family - but I would NEVER have let out of philly.
Philly was different back then, coaches on all our teams had this "one star on the field at a time and surround him with mediocrity" philosophy, then blame him when it doesn't work (Randal, McNabb, Lindros, Schilling, Barkely, etc.). When Reggie left if I remember right, he was the best thing about our Football team.
It is easy. The Eagles had a crappy owner named Norman Braman. When Reggie played against Brett Favre and saw how good he was. He made his plan to leave Philly and win a Super Bowl with Favre. Because the Eagles could never get it together on offense. Buddy Ryan didnt care about offense and when he got fired they hired Rich Kotite to coach and he was bad. So Reggie left.
Norman Braman. At one point stated it would be nice if the Eagles won a Super Bowl, but that it wasn't all that it was about. This was his attitude about owning a football team!
Tells you all you need to know. Didn't even make a serious effort to counter what Green Bay offered Reggie!! It was a disgrace the lack of respect to Reggie, the whole team, and the fans!
Loved reggie white greatest linemen I ever saw
Not only the greatest the second place guy is a DISTANT second.
As a fan of Wisconsin sports we have been truly blessed to not only have great superstar athletes but great human beings as well. With the Giannis signing once again this state proves that it is a great place to live and visit. Try it. You won't leave.
Love from Sheboygan..
He was truly the man
@Steve Dhi
Favre had me crying
He's a funny, funny guy
Brett Favre’s Reggie White impersonation, tho. 😂😂🤣
great story
That is a truly a funny story Brett! Thanks!
Brett Favre and Reggie White brought football back to Green Bay. just my opinion.
You're right, but not exactly a revelation. Lol
@michael leePossibly, but for all practical purposes at the time Tony Mandarich looked like far n away the greatest O.Line prospect of all time. The entire NFL was on Anabolics & going to have to deal with the newer more High Tech testing system, but I know TM's story, nobody but nobody knew he'd become a Hardcore Syringe to the Main Vain IV Opioid Addict. Even to this day his strength, agility & speed at that size (when healthy) have hardly if ever been matched. He did eventually clean up get back in the NFL and block pretty successfully for a QB there's a chance you may have heard of. If you don't know the story or are just so pissed about the whole (don't blame you) thing you can't believe it.There's a guy named Peyton that'll verify every word.
@michael lee I can't disagree with a thing you said. I had high hopes for the guy because his trainer was a friend of mine. That's why I followed the story.
no doubt "turnstile tony" flopped. unfortunately. wouldve been awesome to have Sanders in our backfield. but theres surely some truth that we dont know the whole story.
I played my whole life & it was sure as hell a lot more motivating when you're playing on a team where everything's clicking like GB was in those days. They'd probably have multiple SB rings as well as much stronger contenders each upcoming year with Sanders,so sticking around certainly would be seem a lot more interesting than on a team like Detroit that really wasn't.
Reggie. One in a million.
Used to be a HUGE fan of both of them. Disappointment is a good word now.
I loved Reggie White he was the guy that would beat you up and then help you get on the stretcher. RIP man of God!
Favre is awesome
AB could sure use some Reggie White.
Reggie White #92.. Minister Of Defense
favorite Strahan story...the time I laid down for Mike so he could get the sack record.
Tom Yazel that one still pisses me off!
LOL Favre favorite story about anybody. Period.
True, he should have never given it to him.
@@marcuslaker5876 Right you are! Can’t lay down man...
You think he wouldn’t have gotten the sack record anyway? He still has like 3 games left. Smh
RW one of the best ever
Dope story.
Bret true class talking bout true class hall of fame q.bv. all day long
Reggie is still missed! #VFL
If Reggie and LT had been on the same team a lot of QB’s would have been “injured” on the last play the wee before the game
I forgot about John Jurkovic. What a great time to be a little kid watching the packers in those years. Sure is a shame what has happened to the league now
Fantastic
Shout out to Jurco
If I were to pick which one of these QBs I would trust most on my franchise, it would be a total heads or tails toss up and I would be happy with either of em.
As a Wisconsin native who is a Bears & Packers fan (I know how is that possible? That's because I grew up as a bandwagon packer fan in the 90s who lived in WI. I am a BEARS FAN since 17 (2003) when I actually started paying attention to football. However I do have 100% respect for the Green Bay Packer organization (not much the fan base)
I also must comment that most Bear fans respect Favre. Hell we even respect the packers because of the organization, but the Bears have always been the underdog with extremely sharp teeth, and even most Packer fans respect that. BEARS & PACKERS are brothers
When the 49ers and the Packers played it was always big...to see who was going to be sent home by the Cowboys 🤠!
I would really love to see this whole interview. Where?
Funny. Thank you.
The greatest Packer of my lifetime
I remember the cheap shot Jurkovich took in Dallas. I was so mad that I told my father that if I was an F-16 pilot that I would have taken down Jerry's house. Come 2010 we did and I didn't have to wipe out nobody.
Great story. But when he was with Philly yo Adrian he was spectacular
Eddee What He was a spectacular Human being. His legacy is spectacular and it didn’t matter if it was here or there. The best!
Mid to late 90’s Dallas, SF, Green Bay made the NFC a war.
Amen
Green Bay had the second pick in the 1989 draft. They picked an offensive lineman. Third pick was Barry Sanders followed by Derrick Thomas and then Deion Sanders. Think about that.
Mike Bell yea, just think Barry Sanders in the backfield with Brett Farve.
Cowboys, 49ers, Packers all have a rivalry with each other. And they all essentially have the same uniforms.
Minister of Defense !! Merkle Urkavich HAHA! Brett should become the Canadian Football commissioner .
MIRKO has since passed away.
Favre was the John Wayne of the NFL!
A true gunslinger
Interesting fact: John Wayne was rather "hands-off" when it came to firearms. A true actor in the sense that he never fired a firearm nor did he own one. So your point, is in fact not a point at all
@@thatsoundsaboutright7483 that's actually false he donated all his guns to knotts berry farm, he also had a ccw. I've read his file
Great story, but what's up with the poor circulatory pants that they're wearing
Reggie was my fav player because he was a man of God.. he'd kill u then tell u God loves u, ill be right back
Did Mirko ever make the team?
Like dancing with a grizzly bear
The grizzly bear leads.
You don't
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
💯👍🔥
Packers 49ers history just keeps building up!. I'm really really starting to hate that team! Them and Seattle!
Mr creep brett farve
R.I.P. Minister of Defense
Said the guy who's name is such
I love me some Bret FAVRE like story how he almost killed John madden
Where the hell is the flood?
Mississippi.
Steve could never beat Brett until Terrell Owens showed up
In that 98 playoff game Rice fumbled on the late go ahead TD drive that catapulted Owens' stardom, & the officials badly missed that call. That's part of why instant replay was brought back the very next season.
Titanbrotha00 the refs really blew that call, for sure! That was the game where the Packers defense stopped Jerry Rice from having any catches until the ref called it complete. The packer probably would’ve made it to the Super Bowl that year. Jerry Rice knows he didn’t catch it.
@@Titanbrotha00 ... To this day, I don't know how that wasn't ruled a fumble, even at real speed. It seemed that obvious, but refs see it at different angles, bodies flying around. It is what it is, bit I was livid at the time. It took away another potential Super Bowl appearance. Happens to all teams, eventually.
I wonder if Brett can share his favorite money embezzlement and tax fraud story.
Cowboys killed em
What is with the little boy tight pants on them!,
What the hell is on BRETT’s feet??
I thought the point of the video was to enjoy it. I’m enjoying Brett’s footwear fashion. I don’t see the problem. So why don’t you tell me what the point is “supposed” to be smart guy?
I think brett is ready for high water
Is there a god?
Tell us your favourite welfare scam story Brett.
The freezing father interstingly smell because swan totally fade in a therapeutic game. violent, lucky latex
The standing christmas extraorally brush because age steadily raise next a utter opinion. typical, unbecoming flood
My favorite one is where the reverend, as that title makes any better than me, screams about gay people waving his Bible in the air. Pathetic bigot.
Brett Favre, the 2nd most overrated player in NFL history.
OK.
Steve Young is the most overrated QB in NFL history. Would have never made the Hall if it wasn't for the talent around him
His stats say something very different. You crazy bro.
Yeah. I guess the same goes for Joe Montana. Same team, same players around him, and Young had the better stats.
I didnt like Young because he beat the saints all the time , the way it was . He wouldn't make the hall of fame now by today's standards
Bret go get your MAN FRIEND GO HOME GET IN BED
???
@Jake Shattuck do you know what this bloke is on about?
I think he’s calling Favre gay but I dunno 🤷♂️
His Crocs are broken ...
@@skoshow8418 yeah right.... what a dickhead