Who would benefit most from signing him? Everyone knows he could

The AARP

>>74985569
recently saw a video on twitter of him slinging bullets to some guy , cant remember who
those bullets still had more power than half of the leagues starters right now

>>74985569
Levi's

Even though he's retarded, Cowherd said it best. He can still make those big throws, but he's old and getting hit hurts you way more and this nigga just doesn't want to get hit.

Also I think he fell out of love with the game after all the shenanigans.

>>74985569
why do people overrate favre? he was just a slightly better version of jay cutler

>>74986782
If Cutler had the same drive and competitiveness Favre had, he'd be elite as fuck.

>>74986782

T. Someone who only watched Favre in the second half (post prime) of his career. Mid 90's Favre had a 3-4 year stretch as good as any 3-4 year stretch that any other QB has ever had. Ever.

>>74986782
During his prime, when we was those MVPs and won the Super Bowl there was no debate. Favre was the best. Period. He was the Tom Brady of his time.
Even when he started getting older he was still as competitive and driven as anyone.

Cutler had all the tools to be the next Favre, he just didn't care and didn't try and it never happened. Cutler is in my opinion one of the biggest wastes of potential the league will see in a very long time.

>>74987277
Completely agree. Bowlen going senile and firing Shanahan and hiring Mcdumbcock ruined Cutler.

>>74987427
He should have never left the Broncos.
Who knows what would have happened had he stayed.

Vikings Favre was best Favre