Game of the Week - Minnesota Vikings beat the Green Bay Packers.
This was the game everyone was waiting for. In Brett Favre's first return to Lambeau Field since leaving the team two years ago, he threw four touchdowns en route to a 38-26 win over the Packers.
This was Favre's 21st game with four TD passes, which ties him with Dan Marino for the most in NFL history.
At the end of the third quarter, Aaron Rodgers threw a touchdown pass to Spencer Havner to bring the Packers to within four points. It was the closest Green Bay would come.
Big Letdown - NASCAR banning bump-drafting at Talladega Superspeedway.
I don't watch NASCAR, but if I did, and I found out that NASCAR put a ban on bump-drafting, I would be furious
What fun is racing if you can't bump-draft?
Wish We Were There - The World Series
The Yankees bounced back in Game 2 thanks to some late-game hitting from Mark Teixeira and Hideki Matsui.
In Game 3, the Phillies took the home mound after an hour-long rain delay. After Philadelphia got out to a quick lead, Alex Rodriquez hit a two-run homerun that needed to be reviewed by the recently installed instant replay rule. It was the first use of instant replay in World Series history.
The games have been great and they've been close. You couldn't ask for a better match up in the Fall Classic.
Number of the Week - 20, the number of assists Steve Nash had against Golden State on Friday night.
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