Since you guys are so interested in Griffin, but apparently can't seem to find anything positive to say about him, I thought you may find this article enlightening.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...-tutor-rg3-looks-100-percent-healthy/7613487/
Here are some good quotes:
"He could have very easily lost it given the year he had. I put him through a gantlet of drills. And Robert made all the throws, showing great skills. It sure appeared to me that he took that next step as a pocket passer."
"Watching Griffin take a step back during his season of struggle, Shea noticed that he was sailing some throws because he was not finishing his weight transfer on his plant leg — the one that underwent major surgery in January 2013."
"For some reason, they just dropped the ball on his footwork fundamentals,'' Shea said. "I'm convinced. You get so caught up on schemes and decisions and progressions and they forget that a quarterback needs just as much attention on his footwork and fundamentals as well.''
"He's gotten his release point back to where he feels very good about it,'' Shea said. "The ball is coming out at a nice, high point. When I finished with him on Saturday, I said, 'Man, this kid is ready.' Which I didn't know how it was going to go, not having been around him for over a year and knowing what he went through last season."
This nonsense that he's a "one-read" QB is so false, it's hard to believe the people who spout it actually believe it. He was going through progressions IN HIS FIRST PRO GAME against the Saints. Get new material people, or stop hating.
Please remember that it is now official. He is 100%.
So I don't want to hear it when he starts fuffin up!
Since you guys are so interested in Griffin, but apparently can't seem to find anything positive to say about him, I thought you may find this article enlightening.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...-tutor-rg3-looks-100-percent-healthy/7613487/
Here are some good quotes:
"He could have very easily lost it given the year he had. I put him through a gantlet of drills. And Robert made all the throws, showing great skills. It sure appeared to me that he took that next step as a pocket passer."
"Watching Griffin take a step back during his season of struggle, Shea noticed that he was sailing some throws because he was not finishing his weight transfer on his plant leg — the one that underwent major surgery in January 2013."
"For some reason, they just dropped the ball on his footwork fundamentals,'' Shea said. "I'm convinced. You get so caught up on schemes and decisions and progressions and they forget that a quarterback needs just as much attention on his footwork and fundamentals as well.''
"He's gotten his release point back to where he feels very good about it,'' Shea said. "The ball is coming out at a nice, high point. When I finished with him on Saturday, I said, 'Man, this kid is ready.' Which I didn't know how it was going to go, not having been around him for over a year and knowing what he went through last season."
so you actually believe what that guy has to say; about his meal ticket?
You won't hear anything like that from me. But I suspect that won't be why people are talking about him, likely you'll be changing your tune this fall.
You were one of the Skin fans here last year before the season started spouting how great the Commanders and RGIII were while laughing at those of us who said he''ll never last due to the way he plays and the offense is designed. We also said that due to the injury in his first year, that's he'd never be the same again. So far, that's turned out to be true. And when the season started and it was obvious he was not the same, you disappeared. Are you going to disappear again this year if the Skins season goes south?
I was certainly one of those fans, and the season was (obviously) a huge disappointment. But I also didn't see Shanahan's ego being bruised to the point of moves that actually set the team back. I am not going to sit here and defend either Griffin or Shanahan because it probably was on both of them. But that was last year, and there were other issues than just Griffin demonstrating whether he was a top tier qb or not. By the middle of the season there was some evidence that Griffin was getting back on track, but then Shanahan pulled him.
Personally I think that Shanahan was being petty when he did it, but that at this point it will benefit the Skins for 3 reasons:
1) Griffin now is definitely healed to the full extent that an NFL player could be.
2) He has a bit of a chip on his shoulder to show he shouldn't have been benched
3) He has a cool new logo that he wants to display (ok that one was for all the haters)
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You really think a professional like Shanahan deliberately sabotaged the team because he got his ego bruised? That's ridiculous.
He did it multiple times in DC and has done it in the past. The leaks with McNabb were from Shanahan. And it was very well known amongst the DC and national media that Mike was the source of the almost daily leaks in December
I'll say it again, just as I said it last year this time, RGknee will never be the same as he was in year 1. His knee is already damaged to much. His being an effective QB is predicated on him being able to run around like he did in year 1. He can't do that as well anymore.
You really think a professional like Shanahan deliberately sabotaged the team because he got his ego bruised? That's ridiculous.
Poor skins fans. They're reduced to this.
I have offered proof. You have offered assumptions
You have no cred after you came in here last year at this time spouting Griffin this and Griffin that and then disappearing forever after the 1st game.
I'll say it again, just as I said it last year this time, RGknee will never be the same as he was in year 1. His knee is already damaged to much. His being an effective QB is predicated on him being able to run around like he did in year 1. He can't do that as well anymore.
You really think a professional like Shanahan deliberately sabotaged the team because he got his ego bruised? That's ridiculous.
Wrong. Please feel free to look through my posting history last season.
Credibility is with what facts I bring via links and articles from multiple sources, and your lack of is from your assumptions with no backing
Great thread well into the season
http://cowboyszone.com/threads/sick-of-rgiii.263966/page-10#post-5188217
So if you are going to talk about credibility, don't make yourself look stupid
You were one of the Skin fans here last year before the season started spouting how great the Commanders and RGIII were while laughing at those of us who said he''ll never last due to the way he plays and the offense is designed. We also said that due to the injury in his first year, that's he'd never be the same again. So far, that's turned out to be true. And when the season started and it was obvious he was not the same, you disappeared. Are you going to disappear again this year if the Skins season goes south?
No, you disappeared just like the rest of the Skin fans. A token appearance doesn't mean squat.
LMAO.
Dozens of posts after week 1 is "token"
Sorry guy, you are just looking foolish here, and have gone to the "you have no crediblity" canard since you have no facts to back up your incorrect assumptions and opinion. It isn't a bad tactic on a message board though, so I commend you for the approach