Sunday night in prime-time, Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings head to Glendale to take on the Arizona Cardinals in an NFC Conference showdown in the desert.

Minnesota comes in at 10-1 and looks to be one of the favorites to represent the conference in the Super Bowl. However, the defending NFC Champion Cardinals may have a thing or two say about that tonight.

Even though it's becoming more and more clear that Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner is expected to play, NFL odds makers are calling the Vikings road favorites in this one. The spread in Vegas in sitting at about a field goal as the line is at, Minnesota -3.5 with the total set at 49.

Warner sat out in last week's loss to the Tennessee Titans after he was suffering with what Arizona coaches called sensitivity in the quarterback's eyes caused my concussion symptoms. Warner practiced this week and it was reported that he has been fine.

Obviously, the biggest story to come out of Minnesota this season has been the play of Brett Favre. The 40 year old is putting up MVP type numbers. Favre has thrown for over 2,700 yards and 24 touchdowns in 2009, but what is really turning heads is that he has tossed just 3 interception.

Favre has always throw for the yards and toss a lot of touchdown, however the interception have always come with that. Not this season. Favre has been amazingly careful with the ball.

Expect more of that tonight against a Cardinals defense that has given up 2,841 yards passing this season, that's 29th in the league.

Take the Vikings and give the points on the road.