If you missed the NFC Championship game early Sunday afternoon then you also missed Green Bay’s BJ Raji performing what has been affectionately termed “the freezer dance”.

During Green Bay’s win over the long time rival Chicago Bears, 337 lb nose tackle BJ Raji picked off Jay Cutler and ran it back for what may be the slowest pick-6 you’ll ever see.

Despite being Raji’s first career touchdown, he came prepared with some big boy moves (see below or above).

Green Bay went on to win 21-14 and clinched a birth in the Super Bowl where they’ll face the Steelers on February 6th.

However, after hearing Favre speak on issue, we recognized the sincerity in his tone–it wasn’t interpolated with whimpers or embellished with occasional sob-sister sniffles like usual.

He appears to be speaking the truth–though after the way his stint with the Jets unraveled, he should have made last year’s retirement speech the truth.

All things considered, Brett, you’ve had a hell of a career. Tonight is Wednesday night, which is pretty much like Thursday, which is pretty much like Friday, so I’ll raise a glass in honor of your retirement from coming out of retirement from the NFL.

And for those of you who were wishing he would dispel many tears like he did a year ago, we’ve provided what we like to call, The Unfortunately Difinitive Brett Favre Sob-Sister Gallery.