Released by the Baltimore Ravens in January, Robert Griffin III hasn't given up on playing professional football.

On The Adam Schefter Podcast, Griffin said "would love to go [back to Washington] and be able to have that come full circle" in the wake of Ryan Fitzpatrick's injury.

Griffin began his career with the Washington Football Team, but lasted just four seasons there amid a series of injuries.

"When I see all these opportunities, guys maximizing (them), that's what I wanna get to," Griffin told Schefter, referencing career resurgences from veterans like Ryan Tannehill and Nick Foles. "I know this year, I mean it's the season, (so) you're not competing to be [a] quote-unquote starter in the season, so for me, it's about ... a team has an injury or they wanna bring me in, (that'd be) awesome. I'm on board for that."

Ryan Fitzpatrick has been placed on injured reserve by the Washington Football Team. Fitzpatrick is expected to miss between six and eight weeks.

An MRI revealed that Fitzpatrick had a right hip subluxation.

Washington will start Taylor Heinicke next week.

The Washington Football Team will be without Ryan Fitzpatrick for multiple weeks after he suffered a hip injury on Sunday.

Fitzpatrick is believed to have suffered a hip subluxation and he'll have an MRI on Monday to determine the extent of the damage, according to a source.

Fitzpatrick was initially listed as questionable for a return in the second quarter before being ruled out.