HATTIESBURG, Wis. (AP) -- Brett Favre worked out with the Oak Grove High School football team in Hattiesburg, Mississippi again today.

And, he even talked to the media.

There was only one condition. No questions about his rift with the Green Bay Packers and his desire to play again.

The 38-year-old MVP quarterback says his workouts with the high school players keeps him young. Favre says the young kids energize him and he just tries to fit in and be a "regular guy."

Favre says he appreciates the relaxed atmosphere of the workouts.

Read more of this story below the series of links.

Favre Coverage:
• Favre, Thompson To Attend Hall of Fame Banquet
• Favre Works Out, Talks to Reporters
• Willie Davis: 'Sad Time To Be a Packer Fan'
• Packers Accuse Vikings of Tampering in Favre Situation
• Favre Speaks: Part One | Part Two
• Hunting Shop Owner to Favre: $25K in Swag If He Comes Back
• Favre: Might Show Up at Camp
• Favre Still Scheduled for Packers Hall of Fame Event
• Counseling for Brett and Ted
• Few Fans Say "Bring Brett Back"
• Packers Won't Release Favre
• Favre Says "Release Me"
• Timeline: Retirement to Release
• Packers' Friday Response
• Scott Favre: "He's Not Wanted"

Audio: Favre on Fox News with Greta Van Susteren
• Part One | Two | Three

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