Or looking at picking up whichever QB slips through to the late 1st so he can learn behind Brees. Bridgewater, anyone?

I don't follow the prospects enough to make an informed opinion on whether or not one of them is potentially as accurate as Brees to continue that system.

I think Brees in on board for another 3-4 years /w his contract, so it'd be a little early to pick his successor high in the draft.

Well, even for QBs 35 is getting up there. But if he does stick around until 38, yeah--that might be too long.

That's actually the exact ages that Favre was at when Rodgers was drafted and when Favre was released.

No way texans do that deal, massive overpay. Steelers would need to also throw in their first and a future pick