As Palin prepares for the VP debates, the governor of Alaska puts her foot in her mouth once again as Sarah points out that Clinton was the best choice.

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I hate Brett Favre more than ever. He needs to go away. How can people keep saying that he is coming back from retirement?!?! I think you actually have to sit out a season to be considered retired. He is just an A-Hole who can't let it go.

Bengals quarterback was recently interviewed on LA-based sports radio station (KLAC) and talked about living in Ohio and the upcoming USC-Ohio State college football matchup. Here are some highlights from the interview:
Carson Palmer, QB for an OHIO NFL team, had some nice things to say about the state's favorite university -

Just being in Ohio you gotta watch what you say with the old Ohio State-USC battle coming up, or do you just not give a (darn) and your going to say what you feel like saying?

Batman’s characters have a life outside Gotham and the comic book world as they have crossed over to sports world.

"Without having an official no-trade clause in his contract, Favre has an unofficial no-trade clause in the leverage he has.

If the Packers agree to trade Favre to any team, the quarterback can veto the deal simply by declining to report. Then Favre's rights would revert back to Green Bay, which would be forced to take him back along with his $12 million base salary -- or release him."

Basically, Green Bay has to keep him or trade him for less than market value to whatever team he chooses. Favre is looking more and more likely to end up as the starter in Green Bay.

How do you evaluate teams who use a RBBC system (Running Backs By Committee)?

"It's tempting just to, as everyone said, you know, call their bluff or whatever," Favre said, according to an excerpt provided to The Associated Press. "I think it's going to be a circus in itself already, whether I go there, whatever."

The Packers have "moved on", but they're a better team with Favre. A trade (out of the division) is still the most likely result, but I wouldn't be that shocked if he stuck around and managed to get his old job back.

Charges against Chris Henry for assault have been dropped paving the way for a possible NFL reinstatement.

I'd be surprised if some team doesn't take a chance on him.