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The sole survivor of a February boating accident that killed two NFL players and a former college player said he's still haunted daily by 'survivor's guilt' and wonders why he was the one who lived.

Three-time MVP comes out of retirement again, returns to NFC North The Minnesota Vikings say they have a deal to bring Brett Favre back to the NFL.

It has become an annual part of the football summer. Brett Favre and his wife board the private jet of an NFL owner and head off to the next destination on his barnstorming tour. Next stop: Minnesota. After that, who knows?

The NFL is investigating reports that Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable got into an altercation that sent one of his assistants to the hospital.

NFL investigating reports that Raiders coach Cable got into altercation with assistant

The longtime Green Bay star, soon to turn 40, holds nearly all the league's career passing records. He came out of retirement last year to play for the New York Jets. Now on-again, off-again talks with Green Bay's division rival are back on, with Favre flying to Minnesota.

The Minnesota Vikings say they have a deal to bring Brett Favre back to the NFL. He showed up at Vikings training camp and was in a helmet and pads less than 90 minutes after arriving.

Raiders coach Tom Cable's alleged involvement in a fracas with an assistant coach will not magically fade off the NFL radar, not even after Brett Favre has relapsed into the NFL and taken the Minnesota Vikings up on their offer to stick it to Green Bay.

A source said quarterback Brett Favre, pending a physical, will sign a contract with the Minnesota Vikings for between $10 million to $12 million, according to ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen.

CLARENCE E. HILL JR. For the first time in a long time, Michael Irvin is venturing out of his comfort zone.He?s equal parts nervous and excited about being included in the 2009 lineup of ABC?s Dancing With Stars.There is no turning back now for the suddenly busier-than-ever Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame receiver.He?s negotiating a new contract with ESPN Radio 103.3 FM in Dallas while also working on a deal to join the NFL Network as an analyst this fall. This all comes on the heels of the successful 4th and Long reality show on Spike TV that sent receiver Jesse Holley to the Cowboys training camp.But those deals are part of the norm for Irvin.The Dancing with the Stars gig is something new.'I?m excited and I?m scared,' Irvin said. 'This is something new. But I needed something new. Everything I have done has been around football. Doing something new is scary and exciting. Hopefully, this is a way for me to working out my midlife crisis.'Irvin will join former Republican Majority Leader