Minnesota Vikings' Brett Favre and Adrian Peterson celebrate after Favre threw a touchdown against the Green Bay Packers. Favre threw four touchdowns in the game tying a NFL record 21 times in his career. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

A quiet Lambeau Field on a Friday night. On Sunday, thousands of fans from around the world will descend on Green Bay, Wis. to watch as Brett Favre leads the Minnesota Vikings against his former team, the Packers. (Ben Liebenberg / NFL.com)

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Loyal Packers fan Bruce Roehsner (dressed in his homemade Acme Packers uniform) poses with Vikings fans in the Lambeau Field Atrium on Saturday. Roehsner hopes the Lambeau fans make things uncomfortable for Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

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A sign thanking Brett Favre and his family for 16 years of memories with the Green Bay Packers sits in front of the Brett Favre Steakhouse located on Brett Favre Pass in Green Bay, Wis. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

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In honor of Brett Favre's return to Green Bay, Mayor Jim Schmitt has changed Minnesota Ave. to Aaron Rodgers Dr. for the weekend. Rodgers will autograph the sign following Sunday's game and it will be auctioned off for charity. On a side note, a Green Bay man was arrested early Saturday morning for stealing the Aaron Rodgers Dr. sign. The sign was back up with in a few hours. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

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Loyal Brett Favre fan Rich Kehr shows off his Green Bay Packers/New York Jets/Minnesota Vikings Favre jersey in the Lambeau Field Atrium. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

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A coffin holding a Vikings jersey-clad Brett Favre dummy sits in Tom, Dick and Harry's restaurant in Green Bay. The coffin is part of a mock funeral put on by a local radio station for Favre, which included a custom No. 4 hearse. A burial will take place on Sunday following the game. (Ben Liebenberg / NFL.com)

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A detailed shot of some of the contents of the Brett Favre coffin that sits in Tom, Dick and Harry's restaurant in Green Bay Wis. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

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In what was billed as a big game around the world by the media, it was business as usual in Green Bay. Fans take photos in front of a quite Lambeau Field Atrium on Saturday. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Green Bay Packers fan Bryan Parish shows off his customized Brett Favre jersey prior to the Packers' game against Favre and the Minnesota Vikings on November 1, 2009. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Brett Favre arrives at Lambeau Field for the first time as a Minnesota Viking. Favre was greeted with cheers from Packers and Viking fans alike. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Brett Favre's jersey hangs in the visiting team's locker room at Lambeau Field for the first time prior to the Minnesota Vikings' game against the Green Bay Packers. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Fans tailgate at Lambeau field prior to the game between the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers on Sunday, November 1, 2009. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

A group of Brett Favre fans display three of the four NFL jerseys Favre has worn during his NFL career before an NFL football game between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings, Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009, in Green Bay, Wis. (AP Photo/Mike Roemer)

A Green Bay Packer fans holds a sign in the stands as they welcome back quarterback Brett Favre of the Minnesota Vikings before an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009, in Green Bay, Wis. (AP Photo/Jim Prisching)

Mixed emotions run through the minds and hearts of the Packer faithful as they wait anxiously for Brett Favre to make his first appearence at Lambeau Field since the 2007 NFC Championship Game. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Brett Favre walks out of the visitor tunnel at Lambeau Field for the first time since in his long carrer. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

When Brett Favre stepped on the grass again at Lambeau Field it was supposed be when his number was retired. Flocked by cameras he enters Lambeau as a member of the rival Minnesota Vikings to face the Packers. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

After all the media hype surrounding this game and the booing from loyal Packer fans Brett Favre got down to playing football. (Ben Liebenberg / NFL.com)

No matter if Brett Favre is wearing a Packers, Jets or Vikings jersey when it comes down to it he did what he does best on Sunday and that's lead his team to a victory. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Viking and Packer fans watch as Brett Favre drives his team down the field early in the first half of the game on Sunday. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

A mix of green and purple fill the stands at Lambeau Field as Brett Favre leads the Minnesota Vikings into Green Bay to face his former team. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Vikings and Packers fans from all over the world made the trip to Green Bay to see the return of Brett Favre on Sunday. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Brett Favre stares out at Lambeau Field. A place he called home for 16 years. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

All eyes on Brett Favre as he looks to pass down field. The 40-year-old quarterback threw for 244 yards and four touchdowns on Sunday leaving a lot of the Packer faithful wondering why they let him go. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre celebrates beating his former team of 16 years, the Green Bay Packers 38-26 at Lambeau Field on Sunday. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Brett Favre hugs his former teammate Donald Driver following the 38-26 victory by the Vikings. It was an emotional day for Favre to come back to home for so long after joining the Vikings. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)

Surrounded by a scrum of media, security and teammates in what reminded me of a Super Bowl type post game, Brett Favre salutes the Packer and Viking fans at Lambeau Field as he steps into the visitors tunnel on Sunday. (Ben Liebenberg/NFL.com)