ESPN and various media outlets have Brett Favre talking with Vikings coach Brad Childress about something.Many speculate it's about coming out of retirement. Favre's agent Bus Cook told Fanhouse last week that we could stick a fork in Favre and that the only way the quarterback would return would be to win another championship. If that's the case, the Vikings are not that much better with Favre as their quarterback. The beasts of the NFC are the Giants and Eagles. (But that's another story for another day.)
Favre's returning could embarrass him. The fact is that Favre is an old quarterback. He turns 40 in October and old quarterbacks don't win Super Bowls unless they have plenty of help.
Remember back in the last 1980s and early 1990s when Ted Turner spent his fortune buying up old films and "colorizing" them? 
Peyton Manning set yet another mark in the Colts week 2 victory over the Texans. With 8:17 left in the first quarter, Manning completed a pass to Joseph Addai which put him on top of the Colts' all-time completions list. He passed the great Johnny Unitas. The reception, which led to a 21-yard touchdown by Addai, put Manning at 2,797 completions in 130 games with the Colts. Unitas had 2,796 completions in 206 career games with the Colts. Very impressive Peyton.
