Favre On Leno: Retirement Gift Given During Tonight Show (VIDEO)

Brett Favre, who hasn't missed a game since 1992, ended a long streak on Thursday night. The legendary NFL quarterback appeared on the Tonight Show for the first in 13 years. His last visit was so long ago, Jay Leno was the host.

While Leno has only made one comeback, Favre has made a few. He didn't really reveal what's in store for his future in football, but did admit he can sing along to Hannah Montana songs. Favre has always been an odd mix of traditional and unconventional. He said he traveled to Los Angeles with an entourage -- including his priest and mother-in-law.

Favre ducked a question about any animosity towards the Green Bay Packers, his old team, and said his biggest accomplishment was winning over Minnesota Vikings fans this season. He also ducked a question about next season, telling Leno, "It's only been a month. I know now that I'm just not going to say anything anytime soon. I'm just gonna' kinda' sit back, relax and enjoy the offseason."

Then Leno pulled a few tricks to coax a better answer out of Favre.

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Comments

[Okieborn]

04:57 PM on 03/07/2010

Here we go again, Brett playing the old I might retire game !!

[westphilly726]

07:46 PM on 03/07/2010

Agreed.Thi­s is getting old and so is Brett.

[kimmer05]

12:18 AM on 03/07/2010

:( tired guy

[RichInSeattle]

11:31 PM on 03/06/2010

Both of them should have retired last year.

[cebudavid]

05:16 PM on 03/06/2010

I hope Brett keeps playing Football until hes 50 whether hes a starting Quarterbac­k or a Backup! Brett Favre is great for the game and one exciting player to watch and listen too!

[termgirl]

02:25 AM on 03/06/2010

Brett is like an ex-boyfrie­nd.

He tells you it's over, but keeps coming back.
Once he's back, he's great. You just don't if it will last.
Like a fool, you wait around to see if he'll committ.
Why? I don't know. There's just something about him that's hard to resist.

[MOtropolis]

06:56 PM on 03/05/2010

Thanks Huffpo for this WORTHLESS story.

www.nobret­tfavrecove­rage.com

[cameron d]

06:14 PM on 03/05/2010

I wish they'd both retire already.

[Gasparilla]

10:45 AM on 03/05/2010

Did he tear up and say I'm gonna miss these guys?

[noudidnt]

10:11 AM on 03/05/2010

GTH Brett

[BlueCheesehead]

10:25 AM on 03/05/2010

Oh "nouddidn'­t"!

[tonewheel]

10:07 AM on 03/05/2010

So was it the Favre family or the Green Bay fans who never learned that when pronouncin­g the last name, "V" comes before "R"?

[CabinAgue]

05:13 PM on 03/05/2010

Heh. I always figured it was the sportscast­ers who couldn't say it, and Brett just gave up at some point.

Totally my own guess.

[HyperBart]

10:06 AM on 03/05/2010

he loves the game too much... simple as that...

[bridgeman]

10:00 AM on 03/05/2010

For being history... both Leno and Farve are still crushing their opponents!

[CindyV]

09:46 AM on 03/05/2010

Tractor Watch 2010 is now Minnesota'­s headache this year and probably a few more as well.

[butchie65]

09:42 AM on 03/05/2010

As we say here in Wisconsin, "We'll never forget you, Brent !"

[edsel]

08:36 AM on 03/05/2010

Time to hang up the spikes Bud. When I saw you get hit all I could feel was pity.

[JimR]

10:30 AM on 03/05/2010

Being hit hurts, no matter how old you are.

[edsel]

01:00 PM on 03/05/2010

I know but it come on the guy is too old for the job. He's still has a great arm and canstill thread the needle, He's an old man for that game.