Favre is still fantacy at his 40

To celebrate last week’s victory, Brett Favre cocked his hat to the side.

His favorite greeting for unsuspecting teammates is a powerful slap on the backside that he has mischievously repeated countless times throughout the season. Oh, and he keeps peeling himself off the ground after each hard hit, his durability at age 40 still as sound as ever. Favre will become the oldest quarterback in NFL history to start a conference championship game in New Orleans on Sunday when the Vikings meet the Saints for a spot in the Super Bowl, but he’s sure not acting his age. “Brett’s amazing,” defensive end Jared Allen said. “He’s out there having fun and playing like he’s 20.”

All the players with vikings jerseys love Favre Brett.

Favre lost it

Most of us may supposed that the Vikings would be celebrated a division title and ranked closer to the best record in the NFC.

But Carolina Panthers torn it up totally.They controlled the fourth quarter Sunday night in a 26-7 win over the Vikings; Favre said he had a “heated discussion” with coach Brad Childress.Favre claimed the coach wanted to take him out of the game to avoid taking any more hits from Julius Peppers and the Carolina defensive line. The panthers woke up at once from playoff contention a night earlier and they troubled Favre all night,sacking him four times.

But Favre is still my sweet player.I love him and his No.4 vikings jersey