Brett Favre

Former Viking and Packer quarterback Brett Favre talked with Rich Eisen on NBC Sports Radio and said he thinks Aaron Rodgers could end up finishing his career somewhere other than Green Bay. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today. He thinks Favre might be right.

Former Viking, Packer and Jet Brett Favre will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Saturday in Canton, Ohio. Favre is joined by former Colts Head Coach Tony Dungy. Dungy was also a Defensive Coordinator for the Vikings in the late 90s and played College Football for the Gophers.

Here we go again — Brett Favre may come out of retirement. And this time, he could potentially join another polarizing and controversial quarterback.

Former Viking quarterback Brett Favre met with employees of a Wrangler jean plant destroyed by tornadoes in Alabama Wednesday and he confirmed that he is not returning to the NFL. Favre retired after his 20th NFL season and 2nd with the Vikings in January.

Fox Sports is reporting that quarterback Brett Favre has filed his retirement papers and this time he's expected to stay retired. The 41-year quarterback filed retirement papers following the 2008 season but came back and played for the Vikings in 2009 and 2010.

Two former New York Jets massage therapists are suing Viking quarterback Brett Favre and the New York Jets saying Favre in 2008 sent sexually suggestive text messages to them while both were employed part-time by the Jets.

Viking interim head coach Leslie Frazier is expected to lose the interim tag from his title early this week. Frazier and the Vikings reportedly have agreed on a contract that will keep him with the Vikings as the head coach.

Viking quarterback Brett Favre has been ordered to pay the NFL $50,000 for "failure to cooperate" with the NFL in their investigation for a possible violation of the league's personal conduct policy. The NFL's ruling into allegations that Favre sent inappropriate messages and lewd photos to former New York Jets game hostess, Jenn Sterger concluded Wednesday.

Viking interim head coach Leslie Frazier said at his press conference Tuesday that the Vikings will not place quarterback Brett Favre on injured reserve at this time despite Favre suffering a concussion Monday night against the Chicago Bears.

The Chicago Bears topped the Minnesota Vikings 40-14 at TCF Bank Stadium on the University of Minnesota campus Monday night. Brett Favre made a suprise start at quarterback being upgraded from out to questionable earlier in the day.