To say that Brett Favre is one of the most controversial characters in NFL history could be a bit of an understatement.
That dates back to his playing days, as some praised him for his incredible arm and his offensive production, while others often criticized him for his turnovers.
Things haven’t changed since he hung up the cleats.
If anything, it’s gotten significantly worse, as Favre has made the rounds for some of his controversial remarks, not to mention his welfare fund scandal.
Even so, Jordan Love still wants to show support for the franchise legend.
That’s why he pulled up to the game vs. the Minnesota Vikings wearing his iconic No. 4 jersey.
Favre recently announced that he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Notably, Love is showing some old-school toughness on Sunday.
He suffered an MCL injury in the season opener and was expected to be out for more than a month, but he’s back on the field just three weeks later.
The Green Bay Packers have won both of the games Love missed with the injury, but they will need their star quarterback on the field for their divisional matchup against the red-hot Vikings.
Whether he’ll be able to channel his inner Brett Favre remains to be seen.
Hopefully, if that’s the case, he will only get the good traits and will keep the turnovers and wild throws to a minimum.
