For the second time this year, Brett Favre had his revenge against his old team, the Green Bay Packers. The Minnesota Vikings, behind Favre's arm and the legs of Adrian Peterson, beat GB in a 38-26 game that was closer in the second half than the final score seems.

The NFL's biggest grudge match, Brett Favre vs. the Green Bay Packers, ended with the Vikings beating GB in week 4, 30-23. That was in Minnesota, and this week, take two of the grudge match, in Green Bay.

Defense was the deciding factor in the Vikings vs Steelers matchup in Sunday's game at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. The Steelers' defense scored more touchdowns than either offense.

Since 2005 roughing the passer penalties have been on the decline. Not this year. Thanks to the Brady Rule as it is known, the number of flags thrown for roughing the passer and the fines for it has gone up. Now there is a debate on if the NFL is going too far to protect quarterbacks; especially the big name quarterbacks.

Since Brett Favre "left" the Green Bay Packers, he's been holding a grudge. While reminiscent of how Joe Montana left the 49ers, it wasn't so apparent that Aaron Rodgers was ready to take over, as it was with Steve Young and the 49ers. Thus, Favre can't wait to take the field against the Packers tomorrow night, in Minnesota, and again Nov. 1st at Lambeau field.

Brett Favre, who some have said has taken a back seat to Adrian Peterson on the Minnesota Vikings, pulled out a game with seconds left. In a miracle finish, Brett Favre threw a strike to Greg Lewis, who was only signed this week by the Vikings and Minnesota won 27-24.

Brett Favre, oft-criticizied the last two seasons for being fickle in terms of retiring (or not), did just enough to help Minnesota to win against the Cleveland Browns. He did not, however, carry the Vikings. The game, rather, was carried on the shoulders of RB Adrian Peterson.

Earlier his agent only admitted that Brett Favre is returning, but today Minnesota Vikings announced that Brett Favre has signed with the team. In fact some limited amount of tickets are available reads the website of Minnesota Vikings as we are writing this story.

Citing unnamed sources, Profootballtalk.com reports that QB Brett Favre has already been signed by the Minnesota Vikings, who are waiting for the right time to announce it,

It appears that legendary NFL quarterback Brett Favre is on the verge of making another comeback, this time with the Minnesota Vikings. But would this move benefit the Vikings? Almost everyone’s initial response to this question is, “Yes.”

Seriously, guys, he's retired. For the second time, no less. But despite the fact that Brett Favre, once of the Green Bay Packers and late of the New York Jets says he's retired, the Minnesota Vikings say they want to take a look at the once superstar QB.

Brett Favre, once the heroic Super Bowl winning QB of the Green Bay Packers, who came out of a "few months" retirement to lead the New York Jets in 2008, is about to retire again, according to a report.