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Brett Favre takes a dive for his buddy, Michael Strahan.

​Jared Allen finished just short of beating Michael Strahen's single season sack record this weekend, and ties the real record for sacks unassisted by quarterbacks.

If Vikings fans are looking for another reason to hate Brett Favre, consider this: He took a dive for his friend Michael Strahan in order to give him the sack record that eluded Jared Allen's grasp. With the phantom sack, Strahan reached 22.5 sacks, beating the record of 22 set in 1984 by Mike Gastineau with the New York Jets.

This year, Jared Allen had 22 sacks, setting a Vikings team record but falling 1/2 sack short of Strahan's bogus record.
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Favre is still retired, as of this moment. Check back in a few minutes.

​Brett Favre will probably not unretire again to play for the Philadelphia Eagles, according to sources close to the team.

Favre's decision not to come back, or the Eagles' decision not to take him, would prevent the ultimate media explosion of the NFL's penis picture-taker joining up with its dog fighter, Mike Vick.

The Favre rumors started first with a Philadelphia radio host who said the Eagles were interested. Without confirmation from either party, Vick himself took the rumors seriously enough to tweet that he'd be happy to play with the former Vikings/Jets/Packers quarterback.

Now Vick's tweet, like the rumor of Favre playing for the Eagles, has disappeared. But with the NFL lockout at an end, and teams able to contact players again, expect to hear more and more as the Favre rumor mill begins churning yet again.
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Sterger is now suing her former manager, but not Brett Favre.

​Jenn Sterger kept her silence about the Brett Favre sexting scandal for months, but she's talking now, and saying the firestorm of publicity over Favre's unwanted advances was humiliating and embarrassing.

"I haven't made a dime off anything in this whole situation. Not from the pictures. Not from Favre. I never wanted to sue anyone," she told ABC News. "I'm not a gold-digger."

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Gone, but not forgotten in a New York courtroom.

​The New York Jets have responded in court to a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the team, and former quarterback Brett Favre, by massage therapists Shannon O'Toole and Christina Scavo.

The defense in a nutshell: The two women vastly overstated their ties to the team.

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Sterger wants the sexts back.

​For months we've been waiting for Jenn Sterger to file a lawsuit in the wake of the Brett Favre sexting scandal, and now she has. But in another strange turn to an already bizarre story, she's suing her manager, Phil Reese, and not the retired Vikings QB with itchy cell phone thumbs.

Reese is alleged to be holding onto Favre's sexts and won't give them back, plotting to use them for a book on the scandal -- after she and Reese created a partnership to exploit Favre's misdeeds in a book together.

The partnership's name? "A Game of Inches."

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"Minnesota Chubby," wearing No. 4.

​Brett Favre wants to be remembered as one of the greatest quarterbacks in the NFL. But down in New Orleans at Mardi Gras, it was his little quarterback that got all the attention.

The satirical Krewe D'Etat, wearing Packers, Vikings and Jets ball caps, poked fun at Favre with a "Pocket Pool" themed float featuring an effigy of "Minnesota Chubby," wearing No. 4.

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Amanda Oswald figured Favre was up to no good.

​Another massage therapist, 27-year-old Amanda Oswald, has come forward to say that she was on the receiving end of Brett Favre's infamous "bad intentions" text message first brought to light by Shannon O'Toole and Christina Scavo.

Those two claim in a sexual harassment lawsuit that they were humiliated and left without work with the New York Jets after Favre tried to hit on them via text messages in 2008.

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A competition Favre probably didn't want to win.

​The Hollywood Reporter hits the streets tomorrow, and with it comes the results of a nationwide poll showing that Brett Favre is the most hated quarterback in the NFL.

Surprised?

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Not the real Brett Favre: What should he do?

​Remember the infamous LeBron James "What should I do?" Nike commercial? The one where he looks in the camera and asks, "Should I admit that I've made mistakes? Should I admit that I've done this before? Should I give you a history lesson? What should I do?"

Now imagine the words coming from Brett Favre, spiced up with penis jokes, cell phones, and crotch shots. Need help? Watch this:

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Dusenberry has some high-powered legal help.

​Brett Favre claims he's never met Stephanie Dusenberry, the Eden Prairie massage therapist who claims the now-retired quarterback sent her lewd text messages in September.

The Eden Prairie police say they have no record of a report that Dusenberry claims to have filed after she received the message from Favre. And she didn't save the messages.

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