[discostu]

I don’t think he’d come back to Washington, they aren’t a very good team, they’re in a tough division, and the weather there is almost as bad as Green Bay. If he comes back it’ll be to a serious contender, or a nice cushy dome team. Maybe he’ll finish his career where it started, Atlanta desperately needs a QB, their division stinks so anybody can win, and it’s climate controlled.

[Carling]

Favre would be coming back in a cowardly manner. He doesn't want to play in GB because the team is actually good and if it didn't make it to the SB with him next year he would be seen as the reason. Instead, Aaron Rodgers gets to be the reason if the Pack stumble next season.

Going to a team with hardly any expectations seems more like paying for a paycheck than playing for a ring. If he wanted one more shot at the SB, Green Bay is by far his best choice solely because he knows the offense and the team. My two cents...

[Viking2002]

You can forget Washington. There's no way at this point that they're going to bench Campbell in favor of Farve, for the sake of a long-shot playoff bid. Zorn has already integrated his West Coast passing game with their existing running game, and has been working with Campbell to get him used to it. And they certainly won't bring him in as a backup - they resigned Collins, and as it is, another grizzled gray mare - Brunell - is likely to be shown the door before training camp, in favor of a younger 'work in progress' third-stringer.

[cleveland gop]

Miami, maybe? Bill Parcells may be able to pull it off.
I don’t think he will play in a cold-weather city either, but you never know.

Right now PHI, BAL, WAS, JAX, NYJ, ARI, DEN, SF, CHI, DET, HOU AND ATL all have QB issues where adding Farve is possible. The NFC North teams are probably out of the running, for obvious reasons.