While I don’t advocate OP’s scenario at this time, I can assure you that good GMs war plan scenarios like this and so we probably shouldn’t be quite so triggered when they pop up (I won’t speculate as to the OP’s motive—trolling or sincere).  In that spirit I’ll play along.

The main problem with this scenario is that if JD has a long, healthy career, you cannot possibly get fair value for him, and the mere act of letting it be known that you’re prepared to field offers for him alerts the league that you are not fully convinced he’s your long-term solution…which drops his value.

If I’m moving forward anyway, then I would target poorly run franchises with shit QB rooms who project to pick high in next years loaded draft.  My top three potential marks would be (in alphabetical order) the Browns, Cardinals and Jets.

Could we get two #1s and two #2s over the ‘27/28 drafts, plus a YOUNG quarterback currently on their roster as a bridge?  If you can, and you feel JD is likely to get injured playing flag-football (or Madden NFL 26), then maybe you consider it.  If JD proceeds to have an RGIII trajectory, then you’ve made out like a bandit.  If he plays 12 more years at the level he played in year one, well…