No question and this is why it is certainly not impossible with the way he has been playing. However, his record against the Bears as a Starter at Soldier Field is I believe 3-2 (one this year). Obviously there is no worse loss in my lifetime than last year at home in the NFC Championship but, Rodgers would have to go 9-1 at Solidier Field to do what Favre did on our field. Not impossible, but you have to admit it would be impressive. It may seem silly but that dominance at Soldier Field has really stuck out to me about Favre, and I doubt it goes away. Subjective, clearly but it matters to me.Rodgers is 6-2 against the Bears as a starter ...and was a blocked FG away from being 7-1 against them (includes the NFC title game).As a Bears fan, obviously I hate them both. However Favre's dominance over the Bears (particularly at home) will be a tough thing for Rodgers to equal, though certainly not impossible with the way he is playing. I am not saying that these numbers make Favre better than Rodgers historically, but from the perspective of a rival this perspective holds some value.