Not what he was, certainly. He was playing chronically hurt, getting beat up, running for his life for years while Snyder and Carroll let him do it - because he could.
At the tail-end of his career he could still be a more-than-serviceable pro, a vet leader on a team that needs it, and a clutch player - still - if the team was with him. Last year nobody was with anybody in Denver, and Sean Payton, being the moral Cretin and great leader of men that he is, just let a 70 point egg get laid in his nest.
Wilson could be a more-than adequate placeholder and mentor for a new quarterback. But I doubt much that he'd care to, after his glorious new head coach honors his career-long charitable work for children by telling him to "Quit f-ing kissing Babies!"
Wilson is financally set; this will be his last year. He doesn't need this crap from Sean Payton.
