At his age I think he clearly needs to move firmly back to the PG position where he could replace Dre Miller holding the position until Holiday is ready to take over as the starter.

His questionable three pointer would still be a vast upgrade over what Dre Miller gave them a year ago and he should be able to play with Holiday switching roles offensively and defensively so he wouldn't get in the way of his development.

He is also a much better fit to run the pick and pop/roll with Elton Brand then Dre Miller was.

His ability to create shots and carry the load as a #1 scoring option in theory would take pressure off of Iggy, Brand and Young who right now are looking at carrying an offense which they struggled to do last year when they had a top 10 PG.

He would make Louis Williams into their most expendible trade asset which they need to do as he just doesn't fit the roster since he can't shoot or run a proper offense at PG.

C Speights
PF Brand
SF Young
SG Iggy
PG Iverson

Though that lineup lacks ideal floor spacing from its three perimeter players it does offer a reasonably open paint with both Brand and Speights able to pull out the other teams bigs with their shooting range.

Figure on a bench of Dalembert, Holiday, Kapono, Smith and whomever they can land for Lou Williams. I would project them to win 45/50 games and with youth like Young, Speights and Holiday they're set up to have meaningful internal improvements over the next few years.

I just don't see the downside to them signing Iverson for two or three years at MLE money. They need the things he can provide pretty badly and it'd be great for ticket sales, jersey sales, tv ratings, etc.

I'd venture to guess that he could still easily average 20+ppg on a decent percentage. Only problem is there's no team for him to do it on or that wants to build around a 34yo combo guard.