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Brett Favre isn’t just number four for the Green Bay Packers—he’s the living embodiment of that number, a franchise legend who rewrote the record books with 61,655 passing yards and 442 touchdowns. After a brief stint with the Falcons, he became Green Bay’s heartbeat, starting every game from ’92 to ’07 and leading them to three NFC titles and Super Bowl XXXI. He was the first QB to bring a Lombardi back to Lambeau since Bart Starr, won three straight MVPs, and cemented his legacy even after his dramatic comebacks and trades. With over 71,000 yards and 508 TDs in his career, Favre’s impact is immortalized—not just by his Hall of Fame induction, but by the retirement of his iconic number four, joining an elite group that includes Starr and White as one of only six Packers to ever earn that honor.

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