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Brett Favre got his wish and Randy Moss is returning to the Minnesota Vikings to add another weapon to the Vikings offense. Just one day after the trade Moss is already practicing with the team, catching passes from Brett Favre and getting ready for the game Monday night against the New York Jets.

Moss played in Minnesota for his first seven years before the disaterous trade to Oakland in 2005 and then three years with the New England Patriots.  The 1-2 Minnesota Vikings are in need of some help with the upcoming game against the hot New York Jets.  Tickets for the Minnnesota Vikings are on sale as well as all NFL tickets.

The price of a Minnesota Vikings ticket just went up as Brett Favre has decided to return to the Vikings for the 2010 NFL season. Without Favre the Vikings would not be selling well in most NFL markets. <br><br>But with with Brett Favre back again tickets for the Minnesota Vikings will be selling like hotcakes this year as they make another run at the Super Bowl. Ticket brokers are happy also with the price of resell tickets for the Vikings going through the roof for the Vikings games.

The word is out once again that Brett Favre will notify the Vikings that he is going to retire this year, in part or all due to his angle injury from last year. Viking fans and ticket brokers will miss Favre this year if he chooses to retire and ticket sales just won’t be the same as last year.

The NFL season is set to kick off preseason games in less than two weeks and ticket prices for the Minnesota Vikings on the resale market will surely drop, if not outright plummet if Brett retires. There have already been a huge number of tickets sold for the big games against the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers and those prices may not drop as much as the games against the poorer teams such as the Detroit Lions.

Until the smoke clears and the season starts, there’s always a chance Brett Favre will still decide to play for the Vikings, but until then you can still buy NFL tickets for all the NFL football games with no hidden fees or service charges from the fans choice for sports tickets since 1987, Preferred Seating Tickets.