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Brett Favre's 'sexting' scandal that dates all the way back to 2008 when he was starting quarterback for the New York Jets, is clearly an issue should have been put to bed by now.

Packers president Mark Murphy said Thursday that the team plans to retire Brett Favre's number in a year or two -- when it is "meaningful" to Favre.

Brett Favre is offering up the chance for high school or youth athletes to play catch for a charity auction, provided the winner of the auction fits a very specific set of guidelines. As noted by the blog No Guts No Glory and followed upon by Deadspin, among other outlets, Favre is auctioning off a football pitch-and-catch session for an unspecified amount of time to area Mississippi teens. The ...

Brett Favre, who famously parted ways with the Green Bay Packers in 2007, is back in the news once again. Thankfully, this time it has nothing to do with sexting or retirement. In fact, should the legendary NFL quarterback soothe …

Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy wants to retire Brett Favre’s No. 4 jersey, but wants to wait a year or two so it will mean more to the legendary quarterback, according to Lori Nickel of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Brett Favre, possibly one of the greatest quarterbacks in the history of the NFL, may be getting his number retired by the Packers. The Viking Age reports that Lori Nickel, who covers Packers and other sports for Milwaukee Sentinel and JSOnline.com, posted this tweet: “Mark Murphy siad #packers want to retire Favre’s number in a year or [...] Brett Favre’s Number To Be Retired By Packers ‘In A ...

For a very specific group of high schoolers, the chance to play catch with football legend Brett Favre was recently put up for grabs in a charity auction. The only catch is, you have to live in the Sumrall area …

The enthusiasm over bringing Brett Favre back onto the field seems to fall short, at least of the expected value of $10,000.

# brettfavre The fine folks at Charitybuzz are auctioning off a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have former NFL quarterback and Hattiesburg townie Brett Favre throw the ol' pigskin around with your kid for an indeterminate amount of time. Sounds like a great deal? Sure! That is, until you get to the fine print . More »

Former New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre will have to testify about sexually suggestive text messages. A Manhattan Supreme Court judge in early April refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed against the New York Jets and Favre by two massage therapists.