You're right, but the unstable nature of employment in the NFL will convince a coach to take a shot. You get 1-4 years to show something before you're canned, and a lot of coaches are stuck with some bad bad options. Teams will even fire proven good coaches that lose their QB and inevitably start losing. Coaches without a franchise QB will grasp at straws in a game they can't win, and Kyler will be one of the straws taken.
The raiders probably take Mendoza and the Saints might want to stick with Shough another year, who knows with Cleaveland.
Jets, have #7 in what might end up being a 1 QB 1st round and their choices are Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor. Aaron Glenn had one of the worst coaching starts ever for the Jets, if they dont show signs of life on offense he might be gone after year 2. Kyler is a viable candidate for them.
The Colts are going to miss the playoffs and Daniel Jones probably wont be ready for the 2026 season. If they are forced to choose between Anthony Richardson or Riley Leonard they might just take Kyler. Honestly I think they'd be happy with Jacoby if we were willing to give him up.
Vikings: Absolutely need to bring in competition for JJ McCarthy, they won a game against the league 32nd defense but were hiding #9 the entire game.
Pittsburgh: Tomlin isn't getting fired this year, but 2026 is the last year in his contract. There arent any rookies that look like viable year 1 starters where the Steelers are picking. Even if they draft someone, they need a vet.