Yesterday arguably the greatest quarterback of all time added yet another record to his storied career. Although maybe not as glamorous as all of his other feats, Brett Favre passed George Blanda with his 278th pass thrown to the wrong team. Sean Taylor of the Washington Redskins was the lucky recipient of the record setting throw. This may seem to most people as something to be embarrassed about but on the contrary, having the title of most intercepted quarterback in the history of the NFL is somewhat of an honor. Not only has the gun-slinger from Mississippi been around long enough to throw 279 interceptions but has also been continually trusted in giving his team the best chance to win while at quarterback despite the turnovers. Favre’s many interceptions can be attributed to the same trait that has made him so great; his style of taking big risks that has more often than not yielded big rewards. In this day in age when injuries, especially to quarterbacks, are so common no one will probably ever come close to breaking the interception record. I say everyone stand up and applaud Brett for the not so flattering record because it attests to his longevity, toughness, and to how much the fans of Green Bay love #4.