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Just as it has been the past few years, the question has been, "Will he stay retired?" Favre-watch has become an NFL tradition in the past few years, and this year is no different. Whether you love or hate the guy, Brett Favre's NFL legend status draws attention every season. With Favre being teamless, this year's speculation zeroed in on teams like Miami in need of quarterback help. Rea

Every Wednesday I usually write a top ten list, from top ten players from Minnesota, to not top ten Timberwolves draft picks. Instead of compiling stats, and players to produce a list, lets put on the "what if hat" and think about what if things went different in these ten moments in Minnesota sports history...

That question might be immature to ask, given that Christian Ponder has not taken his first professional snap in the NFL. Yet all Minnesota Vikings fans want to know is what will they see when Ponder takes the field this Fall or whenever the NFL lockout is over.

Number 10 January 9, 2005 was the day the Minnesota Vikings walked into Lambeau Field to face the heavily favored Green Bay Packers in a NFC Wild card game. The score was 24-17 Vikings with 10 minutes remaining, when Randy Moss caught his second touchdown in the game; after Moss caught the touchdown he then trotted over to the goal post and pretended to pull down his pants and moon the Packer fans

So, Shaquille O'Neal called it a career last week. While the Shaq Diesel feels he's run out of gas, we think he's got some more in the tank and would love to see him give it a go for another season. But he's not the only one who could make a compelling return. Here's a look at six other athletes we'd like to see come out of retirement for one last hurrah.

Lets flash back nearly two years ago. The Twins were chasing down the Detroit Tigers in what would become one of the greatest division races since divisional play began. We had camera crews following the one and only Brett Favre from the airport...

The night before Super Bowl I, Green Bay Packers’ back-up wide receiver Max McGee violated team curfew and partied until the wee hours of the morning, figuring he had little chance of playing in the game.

It looks like Brett is serious about retiring this time, if this report is true.  Brett had a great career and I for one am thankful for the one great season he provided us, it was a lot of fun! Have fun on the farm Favre. Brett Favre has insisted for months that the 2010 season was his last, and he’s following up on that in 2011...

After the Vikings loss in the season finale against the Lions, QB Brett Favre says he's done, again. Favre commented at a press conference after the game, "I don’t know if, for me, it’s ever easy. I’m sure throughout this year, the comment has been made that we’ll wait and see in August or Setpember...