Brett Favre makes his feelings known on the World Series while comparing finals to Patriots vs Eagles Super Bowl LII

The Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays played out a World Series for the ages earlier this month with the NL West team taking home the title after a thrilling win in Game 7.

The back-and-forth action between the two MLB teams caught the attention of several current and former NFL players. Three-time MVP Brett Favre talked about the recently concluded Fall Classic, comparing it to the thrilling Super Bowl LII between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots.

"Maybe Philly and Patriots, you know, where Doug Pederson called the Philly play, they basically won on that play. But it was touch-and-go for both teams the entire game. "Honestly, watching this series, you know, I said that I felt the Dodgers will win. They did win, but the Blue Jays could have won easily, and in their minds, probably should have won. So it was never let your guard down, 'relax, my Dodgers or my Blue Jays are gonna walk away with it,' it was never that for the fan base."

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The Eagles outscored Tom Brady's Patriots 41-33 in one of the most entertaining Super Bowl clashes of the last decade. It was their first Super Bowl win and the Eagles replicated that succes earlier this year with win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Brett Favre acknowledged Jordan Love's impressive performance against Packers legend Aaron Rodgers

Brett Favre spent the most successful years of his NFL career with the Green Bay Packers and remains connected with the team. Following the Packers' 35-25 win against the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, Favre gave a shoutout to Packers quarterback Jordan Love.

"Congratulations to Jordan Love for his 20-straight completions in a row and the Packers on the big win last night!" Favre said.

It was the fifth win of the season for the Packers as Love helped the team with 360 yards and three touchdowns, playing against Green Bay icon and former mentor Aaron Rodgers.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash