MINNEAPOLIS -- Brett Favre has added a few more records to his overcrowded resume.
Favre completed a career-best 88 per cent of his passes for Minnesota against Seattle on Sunday. He was replaced by Tarvaris Jackson late in the third quarter with the Vikings leading comfortably.
Favre went 22-for-25 to also set Minnesota's single-game franchise record for completion percentage. Randall Cunningham held the previous mark, 84 per cent in 1998 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Favre also had his 22nd career four-touchdown passing game, passing Dan Marino for most in NFL history.
Favre was shown on the videoboard as his records were announced, and the crowd started chanting, "M-V-P!"