Former NFL superstar's legacy Brett His numerous scandals are messy and jutla, all of which are unipped in a new Netflix documentary.

Untold: Fall of FavWhich was premiere on Tuesday, May 20, both on the football field and outside, and the height of Fav's career and the lower.

Documentaryty Fave, 55, and New York Jets' former reporter involves deeply drowning in sex scandal Jane StargarHis unrest with both of his late father, IrvinAnd his ex -mate Aaron Rogers And his Home Mississippi is a recent welfare scandal that brings Faver to testify to the Congress.

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Jane Stargar

Its bulk Untold: Fall of Fav Focus on former quarterback Stearzer's relationship withFormer New York Jets reporter.

The 41 -year -old Starger claimed that Favre had clearly sent him text messages, social media messages and voicemail while he was in the squad on the 21st.

"I was in a game and someone went to me and they said, 'If you would tell you that Brett Favor would like your phone number?' 'Steargar complained in the documentary. "I said, 'I think I like my work and and and I want to see a lot to look like her wife."

Favre has been bound to marry his wife, Dena FavarSince 1996. The couple shares two daughters: Britany36, and Braly25.

Within a short time, Stargar claimed that he received a myspace message from an account called Lord Byron, a screaming.

It was alleged that these messages were sent from a person who claimed to be "new with gray hair" who was interested in meeting Stearzer.

Stargar said, "I really thought I was punk by my male colleagues because it was something that always happened," said Stergar.

Then Steargar started receiving a consultative text message from an unknown person, who said that "2nite did you come above?" And Stargar has been proposed to send a car.

As the text message barrage continues, Stargar begins to accept voicemail.

Stargar said, "The voicemails were definitely like me, 'Oh, I'm in serious trouble here,' 'Steargar said. "If no one knew how to make the impression of a really good Brett Fave."

Uninterrupted Acting in one of the alleged voicemail with a voice heard like Fave, it was alleged that he told Stargar that he was "going back to the hotel" and he "He loves you to come to you tonight."

Stargar said that he rejected Faver's progress, he complained that he had sent him a picture of his penis.

At the end of the season, Stargar's contract with Jets was not renewed. "Mourn," he said in the documentary.

Stargar recalled, "I've somehow hidden." "I just wanted to put the whole experience behind me. It was very disrespectful to talk to people about what happened."

However, Steargar is exposed to the ex later Dedspin Editor-in-chief AJ Daulio About Fav's complaint in the 21st. The virtual conversation was "out of the entire record", Steargar claimed.

Stargar had a hint about "what he did" in his time with Jets.

"He was excited, and I realized that I had impressed," Steargar said.

Against his wishes, Dolryo decided to run the story about Steerzer's alleged conversation with Faver.

After the story was published, Stargar said that the consequences were "destroyed my life."

Stargar explains in the documentary, "I think it is one of the reasons for me to have any sympathy for me on the Internet so hard for me to be just a picture of them." "And he was Brett Favar."

If he was then asked about the complaint about his behavior with sterzer Dedspin The article was published, Favre said, "I am not entering it."

Mississippi welfare scandal

Uninterrupted By examining Faver's alleged involvement Mississippi's largest welfare scandal in the historyWith the claim that he helped the funds to help the poorest inhabitants of his hometown wrongly.

Received by text messages and documents CBS News In 2021, Favre complained that his Alma Matter, Southern Mississippi, used a few million dollars to help up a new volleyball stadium at the University of Southern Mississippi, where his daughter Breleh was in the squad.

Favre also allegedly received $ 1.5 million for the alleged busyness that he was alleged to have never completed and was accused of about $ 2 million for Privacus, a company that developed a consolation drug where Favar was the top investor and stockholder.

The quarterback paid for the speech busy, but he complained that the Mississippi did not return $ 730,000 to $ 730,000 as interest in the Human Services Department, he said.

He denied that he had denied any knowledge about the wrongdoing when he appeared before the Congress in September 2021. During the hearing, Favre also revealed that he was suffering from Parkinson's disease.

He is a defendant in a civic case filed by the Mississippi Human Services Department to recover the funds of abuse. Favar also denied wrongdoing.

In 2023, Favre Mississippi filed a defamation suit against the auditor The shadow white For the complaint about Favre during the media presence, and later the White's 2021 book "Mississippi Swindle: Brett Favre and Kalyan scandal that the United States shocked."

White alleged in the case that Fawer made false accusations during the media's presence in addition to stealing welfare money in the book.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has denied the White application to dismiss the case on May 9, 2025. The case has now departed towards the Hinds County Circuit Court.

White's office told ESPN in a statement, "The authenticity of this case has not changed and the auditor White will continue to protect itself from this ridiculous and stupid case."

Favre also filed a defamation case against ESPN Pat mcafi And former NFL Player and Podcast host Shannon Sharp In February 2023. The case against Macafi was excluded in May 2023, and Sharp threw the case by a judge in 2024.

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Former NFL quarterback Michael VicThe person who spent 21 months in jail for his role in the fight of an illegal dog fighting, said some hypocrisy with the way he was treated in the documentary.

44 -year -old Vick says, "People go to prison every day to steal money." "If this is important then the right organizations may be involved but some people are untouchable in certain ways. And that's it."

Vick added, "I just think the system is rigid. Some situations have to play in court, some people have to play in the public."

Aaron Rogers

Green Bay Packer's decision to draft quarterback Aaron Rogers In 2005 all hells were broken into the organization.

“When Ted ThompsonThe general manager who was at that time drafted Aaron, that was, "legendary Wisconsin Sports Radio host Bill Michaels The documentary says. "That was the beginning of the end."

His successor in the roster now clearly, Favrey saw the article about the future of the wall career.

The Rogers draft season, the Packers went 4-12, and the indifferent attitude of Faver began to change in the company.

"He stopped being as available as before," Green Bay Post Gazette Reporter Dylan Tomlinson Remembering the documentary. "You really didn't see him without passing him. He wasn't in the locker room with the rest of the team. There were some people who were there, 'Yes, he's not the same player.' But the other people will say, 'When did you dare to criticize Brett? "

Favre announced his retirement on March 27, though he later returned the course and indicated that he still wanted to play in the NFL. On August 27, Fawer was traded from Packer to New York Jets.

He played a season before he finished his 20-year NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings in New York-a notable competitor of packers. Favar officially retired on January 28.

Irvin Favar

Faver's father, IrvinHis son has played an important role in the development of his son as a football player.

Ervin was a Mississippi's Kilon's Hancock North Central High School's High School Football Coach. However, once Brett turned into a NFL, his father's old coaching habits proved very difficult to shake.

"We will talk to the IRV after the games and we will say, 'Man, he went to 27 for 35 and had 325 yards, three touchdowns and one pick," "Michaels remembers the documentary. "And Irv used to look at us, 'Can you believe that he has interrupted that?' He will only criticize him.

Brett and his father's unique relationship was given when Brett and The Packers won the Super Bowl XXXI in 1997.

"After they won the Super Bull, Brett Erav got a ring and it gave him," says Michaels. "IRV left the house with a bit sensitive and called his friends and said, 'Can you believe what Brett did?' But thanks to Brett. ”

Irvin died after a heart attack while driving in Mississippi in the 21st. He was 58 years old.

According to Michaels, his father's sudden death changed Brett.

Michaels explained, "I think Brett Fave was on a non-account of a certain level of Brett." “But once the IRV passed, he was the one who was in charge of him.

Untold: Fall of Fav Netflix is ​​now available for stream.