“Suffered THOUSANDS of those”: Brett Favre makes a shocking statement about his battle with concussions throughout his NFL career

Brett Favre has made a name for himself at the highest level. The former star quarterback played in the NFL for as many as two decades. He spent most of his time with the Green Bay Packers and his numbers are nothing short of incredible.

However, Favre has been involved in a number of controversies as well through the years. Who can forget the infamous s*xting scandal involving Jenn Sterger. Moreover, a while ago, Mississippi Today had reported that they obtained a few text messages that showed Favre briefing Gov. Bryant about the flow of state grant funds to his drug project.

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“Concussions happen all the time”: Brett Favre

Nevertheless, despite all this, one can’t shy away from the fact that Brett is indeed one of the finest quarterbacks to ever play the game. Recently, he appeared on TMZ’s The Bubba Army radio show where he opened up about the injuries he suffered throughout his career.

“Concussions happen all the time,” Favre stated. “You get tackled and your head hits the turf, you see flashes of light or ringing in your ears but you’re able to play, that’s a concussion.” Favre went on to add that he suffered thousands of concussions in his career but was still able to play for a long time.

“Every time my head hit the turf, there was ringing or stars going, flash bulbs, but I was still able to play,” he added. He was indeed a force to reckon with on the field and will always remain a star of the game. As far as his controversies are concerned, some tarnished his image in the past and a few still haven’t reached a conclusion.

Only time will tell what new twist in the welfare money scandal will come out in the open in the future. As of now, Brett is indeed in troubled waters.

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