Favre watch: this little piggy ran all the way home

Courtesy Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel columnist Bob Wolfley

Among the interviews Brett Favre did in the last few days was one with Steve Mariucci of the NFL Network.

That interview aired before the start of the NFL draft on Saturday.

Mariucci was Favre's position coach in Green Bay from 1992 to '95.

The interview touched on Favre's decision to retire, what he does at his Hattiesburg home and his relationship with his dad.

Mariucci asked what Favre plans to do in the immediate future as well as five years from now.

"No plans, really," Favre said. "I've had people say, 'You have to have a plan.' I have kind of gone through life without a plan, really."

According to an Associated Press report, when Favre and his wife Deanna were in New York last week they saw a Broadway play, "Jersey Boys," and, according to Matt Hasselbeck, Favre had his first facial and a pedicure.

Hasselbeck also was in New York and spent time with his former teammate.

"He'll probably kill me for this," said the Seattle quarterback, referring to sharing that information with the press. "It was something he and his wife Deanna did together," Hasselbeck said. "I feel sorry for the woman who did the pedicure."