From my weekly column at SportsBubbler.com:

Brett Bowl II.  The Return to the Tundra.  Favreaggeddon 2009.  No matter the name it's given, the hype surrounding Sunday's game is almost unparalleled. 

Vikings quarterback Brett Favre heads to Lambeau Field in a visitor's uniform for the first time in his legendary career, and the buildup is unlike anything Packers fans have seen since...well, the last time Green Bay played Favre in Minnesota.

That meltdown at the Metrodome was the most-watched program in cable television history and the rematch promises to be even more intensely scrutinized.

Yet the Packers themselves deny any extra motivation to win on Sunday because of a certain quarterback.

"It's not a personal thing with anyone," said wide receiver Donald Driver.  "We're out there to beat the Minnesota Vikings, not anyone on the Vikings."

"We feel like we're building each week, getting better, growing," head coach Mike McCarthy added. "Guys are stepping up with their opportunities.  We feel very, very good about ourselves as a football team."

If in fact the Packers are, as Coach McCarthy suggests, a good football team, do they really need to beat Brett to prove it?

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