Jeff Driskel, the former No. 3 quarterback for the Washington Commanders, is actively seeking a new opportunity after his underwhelming season with the team. Despite showing promise during the preseason, Driskel was ultimately sidelined, taking only one offensive snap all year. His request to leave comes as the Commanders have re-signed veteran Marcus Mariota, who proved invaluable in the QB2 role. Mariota's leadership and a strong performance against the Panthers and Cowboys highlight his importance to the team.

Driskel’s journey through the NFL has been tumultuous, having played for six different teams since being drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in 2016. He experienced a series of releases and signings, showcasing his resilience but also a lack of stability. As the Commanders prepare for next season with four quarterbacks on their roster, the question remains: will Driskel find a new home in the league?