Brett Favre of the Minnesota Vikings concluded the 2009-2010 regular season with a 107.2 passer rating, 4202 yards passing, 33 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. Favre's 19th season in the NFL has been by far his finest statistical season of his professional career. In four games against rival Green Bay, Favre has three 100+ rating games to go along with two multiple touchdown game appearances. Favre turned 40 years old in January 2010. He is one of only nine players over the age of 40 to have at least 3,000 passing yards during the modern era (1980s). He also ranks third all time among quarterbacks with at least 3,500 passing yards after Dan Marino and Peyton Manning. Favre remains one of the best deep ball throwers in football today. His 63% completion percentage on passes thrown 20 or more yards downfield is second only to Tom Brady this season. Favre also has the fourth highest quarterback rating when throwing into coverage among qualifying passers (minimum 150 attempts). Favre has had three straight seasons with at least one touchdown pass in each game he has played (including playoffs). This is a new league record. The previous record was five consecutive seasons between 1944-49 by Otto Graham and 1950-54 by John Brodie. Favre has also had three straight seasons with at least one interception thrown.