I think the majority of the blame for the RG3 situation is on Dan Snyder (big surprise). I still think he's salvageable under the right system and organization, but Washington is easily the worst organization in the NFL. The smart move would've been for them to trade him in the offseason, when they still could've recouped a third rounder for him, but Washington never does the smart thing because they have an owner who can't stop himself from meddling.
The thing is, if you look around the league, there are some potential landing spots for him.
Arizona - Maybe the worst backup situation in the league and Palmer is close to retirement.
Buffalo - I think he's an upgrade on every one of their QBs.
Cleveland - Unlikely, but could be a possibility if Manziel and McCown implode again this year.
Denver - Gives them an option if they're not sold on Osweiller when Manning retires
Houston - Again, he's not any worse than Hoyer or Mallet and has more natural talent than either of them. Could be a good fit with Bill O'Brien, too.
Kansas City - Reid has worked magic with reclamation projects before and he'd improve their depth.
NY Jets - See Buffalo and Houston
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