MINNEAPOLIS — It's all up to Brett Favre now. Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf made that much clear Wednesday night.

Wilf told a group of very interested season ticket holders that the possibility of Favre playing for the Vikings next season hinges on Favre's surgically repaired right arm.

"Right now, it's all up to Brett Favre in terms of where his future is at," Wilf said Wednesday.

The comments echoed Favre's statement in an interview with HBO two days earlier. Favre said then that he is considering a return if his throwing arm will allow it and that the Vikings are the only team he has spoken to about a comeback.

Dr. James Andrews performed surgery on Favre on May 22 to address an injured biceps tendon.

"I threw a couple of balls today where I really felt it," Favre said. "I threw the ball OK, but OK isn't good enough. ..."