Tons of you guys in here and in all these other RG3 threads (can we get an all things RG3 merge!?) are really under estimating how useless a QB that doesn't know the playbook is. Yes physically he's better than Weeden, Vaughan or Showers, as well as the trio of QBs in Buffalo and on the Jets, but there's no way anyone who works in football on a professional level would believe RG3 can come in and contribute to a team without being comfortable with the receivers or the linemen and on top of that he would not know the playbook or likely even the offense itself, ie, where is the check down. He has two flaws that would make this stand out almost immediately, number 1, he does not thrown down field unless it's off a play action and the guy is wide open. Either he doesn't trust his accuracy or is too worried about mistakes, either way he doesn't. Number 2, when he begins scrambling, he takes his eyes off the receivers and in a new offense, he won't be able to locate them.
Had Washington made this decision in June, then a number of teams who did not get QBs in the draft would likely be interested. When he is released, a number of teams would be interested, but at this point, he would have to clear waivers for anyone to go near him, because if he's injured, you owe him 16 million and quite frankly, any team that tries him will want to lock him in for 2-3 years to actually develop him.
