Brett Favre INTs Costly Again in Minnesota Vikings Loss to Green Bay Packers

October 25, 2010   ·   David Kindervater   ·   Jump to comments

How do the Minnesota Vikings lose a game when running back Adrian Peterson carries the ball 28 times for 131 yards? Lousy coaching and poor officiating don't help, but in a word—turnovers.
In what was likely Brett Favre's final trip to Lambeau Field, he threw three interceptions (one for an immediate score) in a hard fought, but ultimately disappointing 28-24 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Then he limped off the same field where he built a nearly two-decade-long legacy to a chorus of boos from those who used to cheer his every move.
After the game, Favre referenced back to his many last-minute drives to win games. But it's exactly that mentality—living in his storied past and hoping for more of once was—that isn't cutting it anymore.
For as brilliant as Brett Favre has been in orchestrating wins and piling up incredible passing statistics over his 20-year NFL career, the magic that was as recent as last season seems to have disappeared.
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