Brett Favre

Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre had blue star-envy. The Super Bowl winning QB played the bulk of his career with the Green Bay Packers before spending time with the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings prior to retiring in 2010. Despite the bitter end to his time in Green Bay, Favre will likely always be thought of as a Packer...

Gotcha! Well, he IS coming back to the NFL, just not as a player. The NFL network, as part of their 8 1/2 hour "way too much coverage" pre-game show has hired Brett Favre as an analyst.

Brett Favre has added more comments about this New Orleans Saints 'Bounty-Gate'.  While I don't think the Vikings would've won that NFC Championship game either way (too many blown opportunities), I do think this whole mess should be taken very seriously by the NFL.

With the NFL playoffs in full swing, the Green Bay Packers have a chance to repeat as champions. Aaron Rodgers may win the MVP for the year, and could win the MVP in the Super Bowl again. He is playing at an elite level right now and some people are already calling him one of the greatest quarterbacks for Green Bay...

What if? The Packer management made one decision that affected many people. They elected to keep Aaron Rodgers as the future and get rid of Favre, one coach would have kept his job, another would be on the west coast, teams would have kept their draft choices, they wouldn't have traded back and forth and Mark Sanchez would be in Buffalo, not The Jets.

OMG!!! Really, I thought we were done with this. I think Favre is going to stay in shape every year and never really retire just to keep the comback talk alive.

For those of you wondering if Brett will come back, maybe. After watching his first time on TV he may want to un-retire and make another come back. Ok, I'm being tough on the old guy, he wasn't bad, the part that made me laugh was every time he talks his face turns red.

First off I want to say congratulations to the UMD Bulldogs!  You made us proud and we weren't let down with your 2011 NCAA Division I Championship.  It was a nail-biter and with most nail-biters, the team I am cheering for usually loses...