3. Michael Vick, New York Jets
Could it be the end of the line for Vick? We are looking at an aging quarterback that has in the past relied a great deal on what was otherworldly athleticism. Now that this has diminished, the former Pro Bowler doesn’t bring much to the table. He’s always struggled with accuracy and reading defenses—two things that define how a pocket quarterback plays. In Vick’s last 40 appearances (32 starts) dating back to 2011, he’s tallied as many touchdowns (42) as turnovers (42). That’s just not going to get it done. With all that said, there does seem to be a couple decent fits for Vick as a backup. The San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks could make sense here.