8. Josh McCown to the Chicago Bears
McCown is a decent enough quarterback and he should land a backup role somewhere before he calls it quits in the NFL.
The veteran quarterback has bounced back and forth between six teams since originally being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in 2002. If he lands back with Chicago, he will be in the city where he played his best football.
During his 2011-2013 seasons with the Bears, McCown completed a career-high 65.9 percent of his passes. He also passed for 13 touchdowns versus one interception while filling in for Jay Cutler for eight games in 2013.
The Bears could easily decide to move on from Cutler and attempt to add a rookie and/or veteran passer to their roster. Given his past with Chicago, it wouldn’t take much for McCown to make the transition. If anything, McCown would serve as handy mentor should the Bears take in a younger quarterback.