Brett Favre’s first NFL pass was intercepted and ran back for a touchdown. His last pass as a Green Bay Packer was intercepted. His first NFL completion was to, well himself. His last pass thrown in Lambeau Field, sent a dagger through the heart of his old team.

Brett Favre does things his way.

Brett Favre ran out onto Lambeau Field to a clamoring of boos, sprinkled in with a few cheers. Who would have thought that? The legend became the leper.

Brett Favre couldn’t have predicted this would play out this way. He has always been loyal to the Green Bay Packers. There was never talk of Brett wanting out of Green Bay, until he believed he had more in the tank when Packer management disagreed. Green Bay and Brett Favre were a great marriage.

Like any divorce, both parties played a part in it.

Whether you want to boo him, or cheer him, fact is Brett has an ability to keep you locked in to your TV. His smile is contagious, his arm dangerous, his beard gray, his spirit colorful.

He was called Judas and traitor by the Packer faithful. They booed him and tried to distract him. For the first time, they found out what Brett has been doing to opposing fans for nearly two decades.