Judd posted this blog item earlier this week about a group of four Vikings fans who planned to drive to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, this week to say thanks for Brett Favre.
Well, apparently they did that and got a 15-minute conversation with Favre on Friday morning after his workout at Oak Grove High School.
According to this story in the Hattiesburg newspaper, the four fans made the 1,100-mile trip to deliver a thank you card to the Favre 4 Hope Foundation. Favre spent 15 minutes talking to the group after his workout.
"That's always nice," Favre told the paper about the fans trip. "That makes you feel good."
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