What started as a wildly speculative piece on NFL.com about Brett Favre returning has quickly turned into something more.

The Brett Favre/Jenn Sterger saga returned to the news cycle this week, thanks to Sterger’s televised interviews…and the spot caused some to re-evaluate the story.

Here’s video of part one of ABC’s three part interview with Jenn Sterger, in which we learn… well, not a whole lot.

Jenn Sterger, the former TV personality at the center of the Brett Favre sexting scandal, recently gave her first on-air interview to ABC. Here’s a preview.

Odds are you’ve already heard (and seen?) more about Brett Favre than you’d ever care to know, and you will probably not be surprised to learn the story isn’t over just yet.

You’ve probably heard by now that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned today. You probably also know that Mubarak went back and forth on this decision – which reminded a whole bunch of people of a certain quarterback.

Recently, a rumor started that started lighting up/horrifying the internet: was Brett Favre in the running to join next season’s cast on Dancing with the Stars? He wasn’t, but the story of the non-story is a nice case study in how quickly such a rumor can spread.

As you’ve probably heard, last night we were hit with the sudden news that Keith Olbermann’s MSNBC program, Countdown, is over. With that in mind, let’s take a look back at some of Olbermann’s more recent sports-related segments.

A pair of aspiring filmmakers have spoofed Nike’s famous “What Should I Do?” commercial, and replaced LeBron James with Brett Favre (and it’s good!).

Retired (for now) quarterback Brett Favre thinks the Packers will win the Super Bowl, and that the best quarterback still left in the playoffs is the man that replaced him in Green Bay: Aaron Rodgers.