Brett Favre has more career touchdown passes and more career interceptions thrown than Peyton Manning
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Favre is the better Quarterback. Manning has a statistical advantage only due to playing his entire career in a dome. Favre showed that playing in domes really does give quarterbacks a statistical advantage by having his best season of his career at the age of 40 in the metrodome. Favre also has a better playoff record. Favre 13-11 ; Manning 9-9.
As of the 2008 season: MVP awarded by the Associated Press: 1) Jim Brown - 1957, 1958 2) Joe Montana - 1989, 1990 3) Brett Favre - 1995, 1996, 1997 4) Peyton Manning - 2003, 2004 MVP awarded by the Pro Football Writers of America: 1) Earl Campbell - 1978, 1979 2) Brett Favre - 1995, 1996 3) Marshall Faulk - 2000, 2001 MVP awarded by the Newspaper Enterprise Association: 1) Earl Campbell - 1978, 1979, 1980 2) Emmitt Smith - 1992, 1993 3) Brett Favre - 1995, 1996 4) Peyton Manning - 2003, 2004
Mike Vick Peyton Manning Ben Rothlesberger Carson Palmer Donovan McNabbAnswerBrett Favre AnswerEvery list of the top QB's is different. If you look at stats, then Peyton Manning is by far the best. If you look at popularity, Michael Vick, or Brett Farve are at the tops. It depends on where or who you ask. AnswerTop five statistically: Dan Marino, Brett Favre, John Elway, Fran Tarkenton, and Warren Moon (in no specific order).Best QB of all time (in my personal opinion): Brett Favre1.joe Montana 2.john elway 3.otto grahm 4.Brett farve 5.Peyton manning
Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins in the 1998 season.Dan Marino.Brett Favre was the second, and so far they are the only two. Unless he gets injured, Peyton Manning has a good chance to join them in 2010 or 2011 (he needs 34 more TD passes).