If Las Vegas sports books look at the return of Brett Favre to the Minnesota Vikings as anything but what it is, then they to are getting sucked in by the public’s perception themselves. Read on.

Las Vegas sports books are making minor adjustments on the Minnesota Vikings after the NFL team signed quarterback Brett Favre on Tuesday.

“It’s a slight upgrade for the Vikings,” Las Vegas Hilton sports book director Jay Kornegay said. “At first, we were not going to move anything. But we looked at it, and the Vikings were already a popular team, and Favre will make them more popular than ever. We made some subtle changes.”

The Hilton changed the Vikings from 31/2- to 4-point road favorites over the Cleveland Browns in the regular-season opener. The Vikings’ odds to win the NFC dropped from 8-1 to 7-1, and their odds to win the Super Bowl dropped from 18-1 to 15-1. Minnesota’s regular-season win total moved from 9 (over minus-140) to 91/2 (over minus-120).

“In reality, I don’t think Favre is going to make that much difference,” Las Vegas Sports Consultants oddsmaker Jason Been said. “It’s more just public perception instead of reality. I just don’t believe Favre is healthy. He completely wore down in the second half of last season with the Jets.”

So, is it me or is everyone tired of the Brett Favre’s retireing or he can’t give up the game. He loves it to much. That sound to me like a addition to the game.

Isn’t it just like the rookie athlelete who just went pro, and has a cocaine problem that was brushed aside because he is so promising.

When caught the first time he says he is going to quit, but he is addicted to the rush, the high…and when it is gone then he needs some more to give him his rush again.

Everyone who is a adrenaline junkie could probably agree with me that once the rush has passed, it was great…now what is my next endever to get some more adrenaline?

Maybe it is a broken record, but maybe it isn’t for the Minnesota fans.

Vote in my newest poll.

Will Brett Farve be more to the Vikings season, or will Michael Vick have more influence to the Philly’s hopes of getting to the Big Game… The Superbowl?