People like Mike who persist in making the snap judgement that this has to improve the JETS are not taking into account that Farve doesn't know the system, has never played in one like it, is not inclined to be cerebral enough to make any kind of transition on the fly - let alone at 39, will be operating with an agenda which may preclude even listening to Mangidiot and Co., and he's spent his entire career in another conference where QB play over the last several seasons has been diluted to the point that it's the transitional equivalent of playing in MLB's National league as a pitcher. Here he will face defenses used to matching up against the likes of Brady, Manning, Roethlisberger, Garrard, Rivers, Palmer, Anderson... and a fan base and media not beholdin' to him and devoid of midwest sensibilities.
In Tampa he'd have had a half a chance at extracting some revenge. In the Big Apple, he's got a better shot at really flumoxing his already damaged legacy. Remember how Drew was a QB on a HOF path statistically even as he exited Foxboro? This won't change the fact that Farve will get in, but it just might make his path a little bumpier as people come to realize that a lot of his hype was generated due to luck and longevity and good old boy personality.
