After 11,167 days, The Streak is over. The Streak, which refers to the reigning quarterback stability and excellence of Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers in the Green Bay Packers team, came to an end on Monday with Rodgers' trade to the New York Jets. The incredible and seemingly unbroken run began on September 27, 1992, with Favre’s NFL record of 297 consecutive starts, 253 of which with the Packers. Favre passed Don Majkowski in his first start to lead the Packers to a 17-3 victory over the Steelers. Since then, Favre and Rodgers have won seven league MVP titles, three conference championships, and two Super Bowls, where one reign of 11, 167 days is recorded. This is a remarkable achievement given that Favre and Rodgers have accounted for 96.5% of the Packers' games, including playoffs, since Favre supplanted Majkowski. Favre started off his career with a win in his first game. In contrast, Rodgers was traded to the Jets, bringing his 18-year career with the Packers to an end.