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Is Favre coming back? Care to wager on it? I’ve found an online sportsbook that’s taking action on Brett Favre’s future.

BetUs.com has posted odds on Favre’s future. I’ve omitted the odds on what team he’s likely to play for if he returns since the Packers have reported refused to release him. They are giving even money on the Packers, which is the bet to make.

On March 4, 2008, Brett Favre (QB Green Bay Packers) said he was finished. He said he “had nothing left to give.” Four months later is Favre ready to come back?

Rumors are all over the place. Apparently, his agent is sending out feelers to the Packers. They tried to get the Packers to release him (various unconfirmed reports)—this would free him up to come back for any team. But, that’s not happening.

Another report has him asking to be taken off the NFL reserve/retired list within the next 7-10 days.

Well, someone had to win this game. Both teams were 0-2 going in and neither team is going anywhere this season. When two team with poor defenses and gun slinger QBs meet up, you know there will be scoring. These two teams wasted no time. The game was tied 14-14 at the end of the 1st quarter. While the Lions had a shot late in the game, they fell short. The Packers won 31-24.

The Chicago Bears pulled off a rare feat when they shut down Brett Favre and the Packers 26-0 on Sunday. It was Brett Favre’s first career shutout. Many NFL analysts—once again—are quick to slap the Bears defense with the upper echelon tag. How long before we hear about them being as good as the 1985 Bears again? I would like to point out two points. First, this was the Green Bay Packers and second, they have not shut down a top offense yet.

A taste of the Favre still left a bitter taste for Greenbay on Sunday. Brett Favre is back but hardly noticeable. This ended the 233-game scoring streak that The Packers enjoyed. Chicago surprised many with their 26-0 win over Green Bay

Unless you have been living in a hole, you know that last month Greenbay Quarterback Brett Favre decided to come back to the Packers for one more season. Evidentially, he felt that despite being 36 and having a miserable year, there was cause for him to come back. Should he have come back?