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Originally Posted by ThaVirus
I'm sure it depends on the compensation. I'm sure the Redskins will start out trying to sell high to recoup some of their losses, but if he's in the last year of his contract and they don't plan on re-signing him then they'll likely settle to get something out of him.
The guy is only a couple years removed from being one of the better QB prospects we've seen at least in several years. The potential alone will guarantee him at least a minimal chance of starting somewhere else I'd imagine.
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Skins exercised his 2016 option at $16M, but it's only guaranteed for injury (i.e., can cut for performance). As such, it's risky to trade for him, have him blown out another knee later in the season, and be on the hook for a starting QB salary. Between that risk and the learning curve of a new offense, I doubt he's going anywhere.