Brett Favre's 2010 preseason debut was above almost before it began. Favre performed only one sequence in Minnesota's 15-10 exhibition damage at San Francisco on Sunday night, completing his only pass try -- a 13-yard swing pass to Adrian Peterson -- and enduring a punishing sack from 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis.
"I failed to fumble a snap, completed a pass," Favre said. "That's a gain for me."
Favre obtained the start in his extremely first video gaming back again while using Vikings, much under one day next he rejoined the team. It took far above seven mins for Minnesota's offense to truly get circular the field, though, with San Francisco getting the opening kickoff and generating 70 yards for just about any touchdown.
When Favre lastly do abandon the sideline, he was greeted acquiring a hearty chorus of boos from the San Francisco fans.Check Box Score: 49ers 15, Vikings 10
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His extremely first play from scrimmage was the 13-yard completion to Peterson, a dump-off circular the still left factor that Peterson do most from the work on. Peterson was stuffed for just about any 3-yard damage circular the ensuing first-down play.
Favre then dropped back again to pass on second-and-13, but Willis blew past a blocking Peterson on the blitz up the middle, and leveled Favre for just about any 10-yard loss. Favre handed away from to Albert youthful on third-and-long, environment up a Minnesota punt.
"There's no substitute for acquiring in the game, calling plays, acquiring a 40-second clock which you'd probably want to spend attention to," Favre said.. "They blitzed circular the (sack). We technically could have picked it up, I could have created a call, however the thoughts wasn't working speedy enough. ... That was obviously not a good play but it is what you select to do with it from right here on. I'll seem in the film. i'd dislike for that to happen the extremely first video gaming in real action versus New Orleans."
Tarvaris Jackson changed Favre for Minnesota's next offensive series. Sage Rosenfels and rookie Joe Webb also noticed time at quarterback for the Vikings.
