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Report: Favre, Childress tiff unsettled

Brett Favre (R) hugs former Green Bay teammate Donald Driver on Nov. 1, 2009. UPI Photo/Brian Kersey
Brett Favre (R) hugs former Green Bay teammate Donald Driver on Nov. 1, 2009. UPI Photo/Brian Kersey | License Photo

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 24 (UPI) -- The friction between Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre and head Coach Brad Childress remains unsettled, ESPN reported.

Favre apparently is upset about Childress' influence in play-calling during games even though sources Childress seldom discusses the game plan with him during the week.

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The plan normally is formulated by offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell.

An animated conversation between Favre and Childress during a nationally televised contest against the Carolina Panthers Sunday night started this week's reports about tensions between the two men.

"I think there are times I see things that maybe I feel like we could get to or a change that maybe at the line of scrimmage I could get to," Favre told reporters Wednesday in an attempt to downplay the incident. "He and I talked, as we have all year."

"Everybody in Minnesota knows that Brett Favre is running that organization," Favre's former Green Bay teammate, defensive back LeRoy Butler, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel this week.

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