For a refresher, Favre's record-setting streak came on Thanksgiving Day in '07 at Detroit, a 37-26 Packers victory. It started with Green Bay leading 14-9 late in the second quarter and ended with a 34-12 advantage early in the fourth when a field goal was kicked just after the streak was snapped.

Brett Favre is the latest former NFL player to try his hand at hosting his own podcast. And one of the first things he has done is to address a former cohort's demise.

A Packers fan reflects on two decades of change, from Favre to Rodgers to Love, and how football memories connect family, personal growth, and the enduring spirit of Green Bay fandom.

Brett Favre is certain Aaron Rodgers will head into Sunday's matchup against his old team with some extra motivation ... telling TMZ Sports he's sure the QB "will want to play the best game he's ever played" vs.

Rodgers, who earlier this season passed former teammate Brett Favre in career touchdown passes and former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in career passing yards, will become only the fifth quarterback in history to beat all 32 NFL teams if he can defeat the Packers in a matchup between two first-place clubs.