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Old 01-06-2013   #1
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Whatever are we going to do without RG3? Wow what a hype machine...Berman almost has no words, but they do have excuses???
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Russell Wilson is for real. I so respect that kid. Loved this line in the pregame..."Separation comes from preparation."

Right kind of guy.
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Old 01-06-2013   #3
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Russell Wilson is for real. I so respect that kid. Loved this line in the pregame..."Separation comes from preparation."

Right kind of guy.
I know. I live in Wisconsin. Saw him play a lot. I wanted us to draft him and develop him.

He is going to be a good one for many years.



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Russell Wilson is for real. I so respect that kid. Loved this line in the pregame..."Separation comes from preparation."

Right kind of guy.
I don't understand how anyone could not like this guy. So many people doubted him in the draft and he doesn't act bitter at all. He just stays humble, thanks the fans and says all the right things.
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They'll be talking about his injury all week.
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I agree, Wilson has really played well and seems poised to continue
It almost hurts the the so called analysts to admit RG3 and the redstinks lost
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Would have been a better game to watch had griffin been healthy. Two good QBs going at it.
We tell the team we have to move on from success" JG Oh how they have done that.



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Russell Wilson is for real. I so respect that kid. Loved this line in the pregame..."Separation comes from preparation."

Right kind of guy.
That block he threw in front of Lynch on the TD run was very gutsy. You never see QBs do that. Much props.
3rd and 21 - 3rd and 15

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That block he threw in front of Lynch on the TD run was very gutsy. You never see QBs do that. Much props.
So true. My admiration for him went up.

I was and am a Luck guy. I prefer the pure pocket passer guys who can beat you with their arm and mind. This kid doesn't get near enough credit because of the other 2 rookies who both lost today.

Not near enough.
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I'm so sick of hearing about the greatness of RG3. All the media talks about is him, and when Luck and Wilson should be getting more props because they are both better QB's
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Bob not so much...he has a long way to go to become a qb....shutdown morris and the skins have nothing...Bob wont pass your team back into a game...10-19 83 yards...really ?
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Would have been a better game to watch had griffin been healthy. Two good QBs going at it.
The only thing bobby couldn't do well was run,they needed him to be a passer today,I think he flunked the test.He stunk
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I like on FOX after the game, Strahan making excuses for the Skins by saying they "Managed what they HAD", yet NONE of that type of talk last week for the Cowboys.
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