Twitter: Would you sign Robert Griffin (RG3) as Dak's back-up?

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An excellent case study for those that believe we can automatically replace or upgrade at QB, through a premium draft pick.
 

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RGIII? C'mooooooon. This guy has had one good year. One. I'll give you a recount, let's see.............still one.

And that was back in 2012. 8 years ago. Say that again, he hasn't been good in 8 years.

Geez, do some research. Or pay attention or something.
 

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RGIII's rook year wasn't even all that. 3,200 yds passing and only 20 TD's. His 815 yds rushing w/ 7 TDs padded his stats and made everyone think he was better than he was. Always be aware of high QB ratings when it includes low passing yardage and TD #'s.
 
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Jake said:
Dinucci and Gilbert each played one game. The over-the-top conclusions drawn about both of them crack me up.
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Gilbert showed a little sizzle in his game. There looked to be some promise there. I wish we would have started him the rest of the season after the Pittsburgh game to see what we have with him.

Nooch was on the field but it's a stretch to say he played QB. He looked lost and overwhelmed. I also don't see why he is even talked about as a QB2.

With all that being said I'd sign RG3 or some other cheap veteran and have GG play QB3. Unless GG plays outstanding in preseason and makes it a no brainers to make him QB2.
 
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yep and Cooper Rush looked good in one preseason year. LOL. come on. sheesh and this gilbert Godfried guy looked good in one game when nobody had anything on him.
 
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Denim Chicken said:
Crazy he was the back-up in XFL.
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You know, I've said this for a long time. QBs and success are more about situations and how you prepare them, more then anything. Some are never gonna work but some, if you give them the right situation, they will succeed. Way too many fail because they are not handled right. This is why I'm not nearly as afraid of drafting QBs as some.

JMO
 
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