Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl SI.com compiled a gallery of photos of famous athletes in their high school year book.  Gotta love seeing what these athletes have grown into!  Check it out after the jump…
NFL: Colts Interested in Brett Favre?
As many times as Brett Favre has retired and come back, it’s just hard for everyone to believe he’s really done for good though he claims to be finished with football. Â It’s especially hard to believe since he’s still in great shape and teams are still showing interest. Â With Manning still recovering from surgery the Colts are looking for a veteran QB to step in; could Favre be the answer? Â Read more after the jump. @Shay_Marie x @gametimegirl
NFL: This Day In Sports History 2009: Brett Favre Signs With the Minnesota Vikings
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl August 18th, 2009: Brett Favre signs with the Minnesota Vikings. Highlights after the jump…
Jenn Sterger sues manager over Brett Favre texts and emails; wants material back
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Jenn Sterger, the former New York Jets game-day hostess involved in the Brett Favre “sexting” scandal, filed a lawsuit Tuesday against her manager Phil Reese for the return of materials potentially intended for use in a tell-all book. Sterger filed suit in Florida’s Hillsborough Country Circuit Court after making repeated attempts to obtain from Reese materials related to the alleged Favre messages. Deadspin, the sports blog website that broke the Favre scandal in October, reported the filing Wednesday.
NFL: Brett Favre might be ‘Dancing’ contestant!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Apparently once-and-for-all retired from football, Brett Favre may be taking whatever moves he has left to the dance floor. Perhaps following in the dance steps of former NFL greats Kurt Warner, Emmitt Smith and Jerry Rice, Favre is rumored to be on a list of finalists to compete on “Dancing with the Stars,†according to USA Today.
NFL: Packers President Mark Murphy expects Brett Favre reunion
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy still expects the team to reconcile with former quarterback Brett Favre at some point. Speaking at Green Bay’s Super Bowl media day session Tuesday, Murphy says the team plans to reach out to Favre, although it remains unclear when that might happen.
