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On Saturday, Brett Favre's induction into the Packers Hall of Fame went off about as well as anyone could have imagined. Then on Sunday, Favre and many of his old teammates joined a group of fellow former NFL players for their charity flag football game at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
Meanwhile, one Packers writer is previewing the start of training camp by looking at the players who will be most critical for the team this season. Oh, and for a little unrelated fun, there's metal-on-metal combat in here as well. Enjoy!
After emotional night, Favre lets ‘fastball’ fly | Packersnews.com
Don't call it a comeback - after all, Brett said his feet were hurting after the game, but for the 22,000 people in attendance, it must have been fun to watch #4 and numerous other former Packers on the field one more time.
Video from Brett Favre's Legends Game and final comments from current, former Packers | JSOnline
If you couldn't be one of those 22,000, here are some clips from yesterday's game.
2015 Most Important Packers No. 11: B.J. Raji/Letroy Guion, DT | ESPN Wisconsin
The nose tackles are lumped in together here, as the Packers' run defense needs to get the opposition into third-and-long situations so Dom Capers can fire up the pressure.
Vikings induct Brett Favre into Ring of Honor: "We don't exactly have a ton of better options" | Sports Pickle
HA! (Okay, yes, it's from The Onion's sports coverage, but still kinda funny.)
Marshall calls Kyle Orton best QB he ever played with - NFL.com
Another HA! Not Jay Cutler? That's hilarious.
Stinger goes out in a blaze of glory on Battlebots - SBNation.com
If you haven't been watching the revival of "Battlebots" on ABC...why not? This is a magnificent display of robot destruction.