Brett Favre wins his 149th career game, passing John Elway for the most wins in NFL history. Favre now has more throwing yards than Marino all-time. He finished his career with 61,655 throwing yards. That's only 865 yards short of Jim Brown's 72-year-old record! Favre also has 494 completions out of 556 attempts (92.7 percent), which is third all-time behind Montana at 95.5 percent and Brady at 94.8 percent. Favre also ranks first in many other passing categories: touchdown passes (489), consecutive games with a touchdown pass (48), seasons with 20 or more touchdown passes (3). He is also first in almost every major QB statistic, including yardage, completion percentage, and interception rate. In fact, only two players have ever led their teams to the playoffs in every year they played: Favre and Joe Montana. In addition to being one of the best quarterbacks of all time, Brett Favre is also famous for making punts look easy. The guy is such a natural that it's hard to believe he started playing football at age five. Favre was so good that by the time he reached high school, college coaches were calling him too late for them but not too late for Missouri Southern State University.