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Call it love or passion, Brett Favre is a fan favorite figure. They love him for the way he played, the trophy he got them, and the spirit of it, by which he lives his life. It’s his openness to controversial issues, such as men in women’s sports or the political ones, that the man lives by the motto: YOLO (You only live once). Now, after all these, this year, the first month of the season will also have the Gunslinger special edition. Yes! Trust us, you are going to love this new announcement from the legend.
On June 18, Packers‘ star, Brett Favre, tweeted, “Come tailgate and meet me at the Green Glove Hospitality party before the Packers/Cowboys game—right across from AT&T Stadium. This is one you won’t want to miss!” While everyone was dreaming about having a beer with the NFL legend, he also shared the tickets priced at $464.04. This isn’t just a tailgate. It’s a 3-hour Favre-fueled football fever dream, across from AT&T Stadium at 816 North Collins Street, Arlington, TX 76011.
As per reports, Brett Favre will be available on Sunday, September 28, from 3:45 to 6:15 p.m. CDT. It’s part of a one-day-only experience hosted by Green Glove Hospitality and Radtke Sports. Expect gourmet BBQ, a premium open bar (beer, wine, liquor – you name it), and a meet-and-greet with Favre, including a photo op. Just don’t forget your own phone or camera—Favre won’t have a photographer in tow. Want an autograph? That’s an optional $300 add-on—and you’ll need to bring your own item for him to sign. No custom messages, just that iconic Brett Favre 4.
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Come tailgate and meet me at the Green Glove Hospitality party before the Packers/Cowboys game—right across from AT&T Stadium.
This is one you won’t want to miss!
Get your tickets here: https://t.co/sv81sVJ68I— Brett Favre (@BrettFavre) June 18, 2025
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But guess what? For $400 plus fees, you’re not just showing up to a tailgate, you’re stepping into something special. Unlimited food and drinks, a chance to meet Brett Favre, snap a photo, and maybe even win one of ten signed jerseys. No game ticket? Doesn’t matter. Come for the vibes, soak it all in, then head out before kickoff if that’s your thing. But just know there are no refunds if you back out last minute.
While AT&T Stadium will steal the spotlight later, the real magic for Favre fans and diehard Packers starts at 816 N Collins Street. And through it all, the legend himself is quietly pushing through treatment.
Brett Favre using unconventional methods for treatment!
He first talked about his Parkinson’s diagnosis during a September 2024 congressional hearing. The legend revealed he’d been diagnosed in January after noticing his right arm stuck during everyday tasks. Many called it a result of years of hard, physical football that he played. But the reality was painful and different!
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A few days back, Brett Favre joined the Ambio Life Sciences’ Neuroregenerative Program in Tijuana. The clinic uses ibogaine, a powerful, naturally occurring psychedelic, to treat such injuries. The treatment is unorthodox, unapproved by the FDA, and controversial in most medical circles, but for Favre? It’s personal, and it’s hopeful.
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“Since coming to Ambio (in Tijuana), I’ve felt a real shift, especially in my sleep and energy,” Favre said. “It makes me wonder what the future brings for me. I’ve already been diagnosed with Parkinson’s. I often wonder and I try not to, but I can’t help it, what the future holds.”
Favre’s journey puts him in company with a growing list of former athletes battling long-term brain trauma. Men navigating the fallout of CTE, Parkinson’s, and everything in between. What separates him is his willingness to go public and to dive into the edge of medical science while the spotlight still follows him. But he’s not waiting for the NFL’s slow machinery to catch up. Favre’s rewriting his own playbook, and this time, the Hail Mary’s aimed at healing!
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