NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
It was spring training and Charlie Frye was the incumbent quarterback getting lots of snaps.
Brady Quinn was the celebrated first round draft pick needing lots of snaps.
And then there was Derek Anderson.
Ultimately, Derek won out and has played so well that no ones calls for Charlie Frye (did anyone, anyway?) or Brady Quinn.
Derek Anderson has morphed into a game-changer, and most especially, a winner. Of all the majestic passes he’s tossed this year, perhaps none was as needed as the screen he threw to Jamal Lewis last week in overtime.
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NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
Brett Favre only needs one play!
Brett Favre is amazing.
One play is all it took. For those of you that could not stay up to see the Packers beat Denver in overtime 19 – 13, you can watch OT quickly on Sportscenter. It only took on Brett Favre bomb!
Brett reared back and threw the ball 82 yards to Greg Jennings, from Western Michigan in the MAC, for the game winning touchdown keeping the Green Bay dream season alive!
Greg was covered by Dre’ Bly, formerly of my Lions. Dre’ …read more

NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
Here are the career leaders for touchdown passes at the start of the 2007 season.
Check out number 9. Kind of blows your mind doesn’t it!

1 Dan Marino* 420
2 Brett Favre 414
3 Fran Tarkenton* 342
4 John Elway* 300
5 Warren Moon* 291
6 Johnny Unitas* 290
7 Peyton Manning 275
8 Joe Montana* 273
9 Vinny Testaverde 270
10 Dave Krieg 261
11 Sonny Jurgensen* 255
12 Dan Fouts* 254
13 Drew Bledsoe 251
14 Boomer Esiason 247
15 John Hadl 244
16 Len Dawson* 239
17 Jim Kelly* 237
18 George Blanda* 236
19 Steve Young* 232
20 John Brodie 214
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