Dave, The branches are coming off the main stem at almost 90 degrees and they are very weak. Breba figs forming on the ends of the branches will pull the branches down early in the season, as will main crop figs later, but the new growth will go up. It's not a good idea to ID a fig tree without seeing the figs, but the unusual branch habit and leaves are consistent with Weeping Fig/Aldo/Corleone/Palermo Red. If this is the tree you have, it will produce good crops with moderate pruning - just cut back or remove older branches now and then and root prune. Weeping Fig bebas and main crop figs The Resulting Tree

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