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Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

This should have been an easy win after up 14-0 in the first quarter.

Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

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Exactly! You can't trust what the player tells you. He could have his leg facing the wrong direction and he'll tell you he's ready to go. And I bet if Mike told him," I know you think you can do it, but I think Kirk is going to be able to finish what you started today." Griffin would've accepted it because its the right decision for the team.

I guess what really pisses me off is that if this MRI comes back positive for a ligament tear, Griffin will be losing valuable off-season time in improving his weaknesses because he'll be rehabbing. A veteran getting this injury isn't that big a deal, it's a huge problem for a rookie who's offseason should be full of film study and drills.

Cold hard truth...we *****ed them in Seattle WITH Grossman.

Today was a regression.

CowboyChris · 01-06-2013

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I haven't checked twitter in a couple of hours. If it's true, Shanahan needs to own his mistake of playing him injured, and lying to everyone that he was ready to go. Was he like, expecting to win the Superbowl this year? I'm confused on why he thought risking further injury to the franchise quarterback was a great idea.

RGIII shouldnt have played against us, or even today, it was very clear he couldnt even run on that knee, all we heard was the brace was to big or too heavy, limiting him to run, everyone could see the limp. i hope its not torn, but who knows maybe it was torn when it originally happened, that was a bad shot he took.

CowboyChris · 01-06-2013

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Cold hard truth...we *****ed them in Seattle WITH Grossman.

Today was a regression.

beating them in Seattle had nothing to do with today, you guys had your chances at 14-0 with them, I would blame Shanny on this, if it was up to me RGIII wouldnt have seen the field today or last week.

Manwiththeplan · 01-06-2013

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Cold hard truth...we *****ed them in Seattle WITH Grossman.

Today was a regression.

this makes no sense, seattle is a much better team this year than last, so losing this year is not a regression.

BlueStar3398 · 01-06-2013

I cringed when I saw his knee bend the wrong way! I will be very surprised if he doesn't need surgery. His leg looks BAD!

Diogenes · 01-06-2013

Truth be told, I would still take Luck over RGIII. At the same time, these notions about Griffin being exposed the past two weeks are in the very least premature if not flat out absurd. He is clearly not the same guy I watched play the first 13 weeks. Dude is playing on one good wheel. If you can't see that you are being incredibly stubborn, or incredibly naive.

NIBGoldenchild · 01-06-2013

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Cold hard truth...we *****ed them in Seattle WITH Grossman.

Today was a regression.

That was last year. They're a different team now. This isn't a regression because we finished 10-6 and not 5-11 or worse. But I do agree, we shouldn't have lost with a 14-0 lead.

BlueStar3398 · 01-06-2013

Steve Young said the way RG3 plays is not sustainable. It's only his first year and he is already beat up badly. He's going to end up like Mike Vick!

Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

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Originally Posted by CowboyChris

RGIII shouldnt have played against us, or even today, it was very clear he couldnt even run on that knee, all we heard was the brace was to big or too heavy, limiting him to run, everyone could see the limp. i hope its not torn, but who knows maybe it was torn when it originally happened, that was a bad shot he took.

This. RGIII even said himself it was the brace causing his limp...but I was skeptical until today.

Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

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Originally Posted by Manwiththeplan

this makes no sense, seattle is a much better team this year than last, so losing this year is not a regression.

Seattle: Tavaris Jackson for Russell Wilson

Washington: Rex Grossman and Roy Helu for RGIII and Robert Morris

On paper...beating them at Seattle last year should have guaranteed a comfortable win this year.

Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

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Steve Young said the way RG3 plays is not sustainable. It's only his first year and he is already beat up badly. He's going to end up like Mike Vick!

Don't know about that...but for a guy with a 3.6 GPA that graduated college in 3 years...he should have been more honest about his limitations after the hit from Ngata.

Stryker44 · 01-06-2013

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Originally Posted by CowboyChris

beating them in Seattle had nothing to do with today, you guys had your chances at 14-0 with them, I would blame Shanny on this, if it was up to me RGIII wouldnt have seen the field today or last week.

Who would you blame for failing to execute the kill on a rookie 3rd round draft QB at home then?

CowboyChris · 01-06-2013

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Who would you blame for failing to execute the kill on a rookie 3rd round draft QB at home then?

actually your coaches lost you this game

a) RGIII shouldnt have played today, i wouldve started Cousins

b) You guys shouldve stuck with the run alot more.

Manwiththeplan · 01-06-2013

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Seattle: Tavaris Jackson for Russell Wilson

Washington: Rex Grossman and Roy Helu for RGIII and Robert Morris

On paper...beating them at Seattle last year should have guaranteed a comfortable win this year.

this is about the most ignorant thing I've read. you can't just look at the win last year in a vacum without considering injuries, improvements of younger players, and several other factors and assume a comfortable win.

the 11-5 vs 10-6 is far more relevant.