Brett Favre the Making of a Legend; Favre Seizes First Mvp; He Outplays Several Legends in Memorable 1995 Campaign
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › November 20, 2005
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When he reflects upon the vote that earned him the first of three consecutive Most Valuable Player awards, Brett Favre can't get over the options that were available besides him.
The 1990s was a special era in the National Football League because of the collection of elite athletes that dominated the playing field, many of whom have, and will, find their way into the Hall of Fame.See the full content of this document
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Brett Favre the Making of a Legend; Favre Seizes First Mvp; He Outplays Several Legends in Memorable 1995 Campaign
In 1995, Troy Aikman, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Deion Sanders, Steve Young, John Elway, Derrick Thomas, Jerry Rice, Dan Marino and Cris Carter were all going strong.
It really wasn't much of a contest though, not after Favre threw for 38 touchdowns third-most in league history at that time behind Marino's totals of 48 and 44 and established himself as one of the toughest players in the game with a five-touchdown performance against Chicago a week after suffering sprained ligaments in his ankle.Favre won the MVP award in ...See the full content of this document
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