According to USA Today, Favre is in talks to join the 12th season of Dancing With The Stars. Past NFL superstars who have been on the show include, Kurt Warner, Season 3 winner Emmit Smith and Chad Ochocinco.

The cast of the new season with be announced Feb. 28 during the Bachelor. Favre hopes going on Dancing With The Stars will help clean up his image after sexual harassment allegations by Jenn Sterger… good luck with that one.

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* A Brandi Favre on Facebook, is listed as living in Gulfport, Mississippi (where Brett Favre was born) and also says she has a 3-year old daughter. Note: this is a TJC assumption and has not been confirmed, but this Brandi Favre also “likes” the page “Brett Favre the Viking,” and let’s face it… not many people do, so it must be her.

According to one of the therapists, Favre sent text messages to her saying, “Brett here, you and Crissy want to get together, I’m all alone.” In another text message Favre said, “Kinda lonely tonight, I guess I have bad intentions.” On Monday, Favre announced he was retiring from the NFL, just days after the league fined Favre $50,000 for failure to cooperate in their investigation into the Jenn Sterger sext messages.

With the year Favre has had, many are speculating Deanna Favre to file for divorce from her husband. The college sweethearts have been married since 1996, but Deanna almost divorce Favre in the late 90s for his womanizing ways.

I hope for Jenn’s sake her father doesn’t see any of her naked pictures she has taken when he types her name into Google! Remember only a few more hours to vote for Jenn Sterger for Jersey Chaser of the Year. Have a safe holiday and a great rest of 2010! xoxox TJC

After months of deliberating the NFL has fined Brett Favre $50,000 for sending former NY Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger inappropriate text messages. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell determined there was not sufficient enough evidence to determine if Favre violated the league’s player conduct policy, but instead fined Favre for failure to cooperate with the NFL’s investigation.

Sterger has threatened to press legal charges if the league did not take action. Under New Jersey law, Sterger cannot file sexual harassment charges because New Jersey statue of limitations only gives a person a two-year window. Sterger had until December 28, ironically one day before Goodell made his announcement.

In the NFL’s official statement:

The NFL office conducted an investigation to determine whether Brett Favre’s interaction with New York Jets game-day employee Jenn Sterger in 2008 violated the NFL Personal Conduct Policy.

In reviewing the matter, the sole focus was on whether there was a violation of league policies regarding conduct in the workplace. NFL policies do not extend to private conduct or make judgments about the appropriateness of personal relationships, except where that conduct or those relationships raise issues under the law or league policies.

The investigation included an analysis of publicly available reports; a series of interviews with knowledgeable individuals, including Sterger and Favre; a review of communications between the two furnished to our office; and independent forensic analysis of electronically stored material. The investigation was limited in several respects because the conduct occurred in 2008 but was not brought to our attention until this fall. As a result, certain records and individuals were unavailable to the NFL.

The announcement comes three months after the league first announced it was investigating and during the final week of the regular season. The league has been criticized for its slow decision making, but you know how reliable cell phone service is…

UPDATE: Jenn Sterger and her lawyers released a statment saying they were disappointed but not surprised at the NFL’s ruling.

Jenn Sterger

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has not made his ruling on whether or not Favre violated the league’s personal conduct policy. Sterger has threatened legal action if Goodell does not punish Favre. Time’s also running out to vote for Sterger for Jersey Chaser of the Year!

Thanks to blog brother ItsAlwaysSunnyinDetroit for Brett’s final photo.

During an interview with NBC’s Football Night in America, Goodell said he expected a decision by the season’s end. “I want to make sure we do what’s right,” Goodell said. “We take this issue very seriously.”

All signs point to that this is Favre’s last season. During last week’s Minnesota Vikings-NY Giants game, Favre missed his first game since 1992. Is stalling the decision Goodell’s way of avoiding suspending Favre and tarnishing the end of his career ?