[Isabel C.]

According to Wiki, Brett’s very first-ever pass in the NFL was picked off. From Wiki: “ Favre’s first pass in an NFL regular season game resulted in an interception returned for a touchdown. He only attempted four passes in his career at Atlanta, was intercepted twice, and completed none of them.” So it seems oddly appropriate that he ends his career with a pick. Perfect bookended career.

Here is Brett Favre's Career Interception Percentage compared to some other QB's in NFL history, past and present:

Troy Aikman 3.0%
Dan Marino 3.0%
John Elway 3.1%
Kurt Warner 3.1%
Brett Favre 3.2%
Roman Gabriel 3.3%
Ben Roethlisberger 3.4%
Phil Simms 3.4%
Warren Moon 3.4%
Jim McMahon 3.5%
Ken Anderson 3.6%
Jim Kelly 3.7%
Roger Staubach 3.7%
Joe Theismann 3.8%
Ron Jaworski 4.0%
Vinny Testaverde 4.0%
Fran Tarkenton 4.1%
Dan Fouts 4.3%
Bart Starr 4.4%
Sonny Jurgensen 4.4%
Johnny Unitas 4.9%
Len Dawson 4.9%
John Brodie 5.0%
Bob Griese 5.0%
Jim Plunkett 5.3%
Terry Bradshaw 5.4%
Joe Namath 5.8%
Ken Stabler 5.9%
Norm Van Brocklin 6.1%
Bobby Layne 6.6%
Sammy Baugh 6.8%

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>>Here is Brett Favre’s Career Interception Percentage compared to some other QB’s in NFL history, past and present:
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Brett Favre 3.2%

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When discussing sport never EVER let facts get in the way of a good urban legend. I already noted that Favre’s first pass was NOT an INT, but a pass to himself — but facts have no meaning to haters.

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Nice stat chart! (/Admire)