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What's it going to be then, eh?
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It's funny how people disregard RG3 and say he can't read defenses or he won't fit here but then are OK with Lynch and Goff. I would rather develop RG3 or give him a back up roll than develop garbage a** Lynch. Maybe Goff but that's about it.
Like a Qb in this draft is going to be better than RG3
It's funny how people disregard RG3 and say he can't read defenses or he won't fit here but then are OK with Lynch and Goff. I would rather develop RG3 or give him a back up roll than develop garbage a** Lynch. Maybe Goff but that's about it.
With the polar ice caps melting and electric cars your message is sending mixed signals.
It's funny how people disregard RG3 and say he can't read defenses or he won't fit here but then are OK with Lynch and Goff. I would rather develop RG3 or give him a back up roll than develop garbage a** Lynch. Maybe Goff but that's about it.
There's a difference between a rookie who hasn't taken an NFL snap yet, and a guy who has proven he's not that good of a pro QB, in addition to apparently being a jackass.
lol. Pretty sure the potential Romo successor isn't RGBUST. Either Goff or Lynch, or a qb in the 2nd round potential successors as of today.
Not hard to do when he never had a playbook. Hey, Robert, go out there and run around and make plays.
If you read what I wrote specifically, I stated simply getting a veteran eliminates a "top QB" prospect.
I can guarantee you that if they acquired Griffin or Manziel, that eliminates any chance of drafting Goff, Lynch, Wentz, practically any of the top QB prospects likely to go in premium rounds. They could take a rookie late, but there is no way they commit that many resources at QB.
Why does he have to go further with his post? I think he was pretty clear when he said good stay away from Dallas. You might like RG III, but for the majority of us we say "stay away from Dallas" with him in unison.
That surprised me too, but I have to credit Shanahan and a simplified playbook. I think he worked some miracles with this guy but once the read option was figured out, Griffin - like Kaepernick - got exposed as guys playing street ball and not true NFL quarterbacks.
It's hard to dismiss the scathing report that Chris 'Mr Commander' Cooley wrote on him:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...nt-assess-the-rest-of-the-Commanders-offense/
What does it say when you can't get a good report from that guy?
Because after he kills the coach he will still be around causing problems: doing immature press conferences, quoting scripture, getting pops and mom tweeting stuff, walking around smirking w superman socks
Why is quoting scripture a bad thing?