Favors has been monstrous in big games the last two years but imo, we simply can not offer him more than a two year deal. Dude's had three years to work on his three point shot and has improved it at a turtle's pace. I'm down for keeping him but only at something like 2/16. If he can get more on the open market, let him. But we need not tie up significant cap room on a guy who's always banged up and who Quin really wants coming off the bench in an ideal world (where we have a strong, starting stretch 4) anyway. My only caveat to this is if he's willing to take like 4/30. Then, sure, do 4 years.