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according to baseball reference.com he never dh'ed during the streak before or after he broke it and for the most part he played complete games ( 9 innings ) ... after around the first 1000 games he started to have a sporadic few games where he'd come out early then around 1500 the coming out early happened a lil more frequently but nothing huge im not sure on the favre thing, i'll try to google it and see what i find |
why isn't this Ripkin versus Jim Marshall, since Marshall started more consecutive football games than Favre?
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Brett Favre's Injuries
Car Accident July 14, 1990 Separated Shoulder Nov. 15, 1992 Hip Pointer Oct. 20, 1994* Sprained Ankle Nov. 5, 1995* Seizure Off-season, 1996** Sprained Thumb Preseason, 1999 Tendonitis Preseason, 2000 Mid-foot Sprain Nov. 12, 2000* Sprained Knee Oct. 20, 2002* Broken Thumb Oct. 19, 2003 Concussion Oct. 3, 2004* Pinched Nerve in Arm Nov. 19, 2006* Left game due to injury* Result of his addiction to painkillers** |
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How's car accident an injury? To steal from the great Brian Regan "Hey I have car accident I'm in alot of pain"
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He played in 282 consecutive games, a record since surpassed by Jeff Feagles. He still holds the record for documented consecutive starts with 270[1] although there is a question as to whether his consecutive starts streak is 270 or 282 due to a lack of documentation of his streak as a member of the Cleveland Browns.[2] |
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On July 14 th, 1990, Favre was involved in a car accident that not only put his future career in jeopardy, but also his life. Doctors treated him for a concussion, lacerations, and cracked vertebrae, along with 30 inches of his small intestines that were removed following complications. Miraculously, Favre returned to quarterback his Southern Miss team to an 8-4 record during his senior year with the Golden Eagles. Favres first game back was an upset victory over Alabama on September 8 th, just eight weeks after his accident. |
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yeh favre has 269 reg season 291 overall marshall has 270 as a viking, played 12 games as a brown in 1960, i guess they cant confirm if he played/started in those played in 19 playoff games, so if its 270 plus 19 he has 289 and favre has 2 more if they ever include those other 12 he'll still have both records |
I honestly had no clue. I thought he passed whomever ages ago (I thought it was a OL, too).
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Ripken's is pretty good but all of you arguing have no clue what football players to through every day, the NFL is a lot more stressing on your body than MLB, its why their careers are so short.
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In football the players need most of the week to recupe. The fact that a baseball players career is longer and a player can sustain his streak seems more impressive to me. |
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btw how is that pitchers mound cheating research going you will be giving proof about that right |
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I didnt really give a shit about the pitching mound but its nice to know it bothered you even though its obvious that they changed it to increase offensive out put. Oh well go argue in that thread. |
Actually i played in college so i think i have a clue. And good comparison hs sports and pro sports
and the pitcher mound thing you made the claim not us you lost credibility not us |
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I don't think either streak is impressive. To keep a spot on the field on days when you are not 100% is a burden on your team... it's seems so fucking selfish to not take a day off every once in a while just because it's important to set some sort of record, it's like the kid at school who maintains 100% attendance just so he can get his or her name announced at the end of the year.
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I'm still curious as to which teams were gettin away with using 15 inch mounds 2-3 years after they were lowered. |
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Favre .............baseball players just stand there.
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because his is absolutely unbreakable. |
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