ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio, a former decorated Naval officer, believes outstanding Washington Redskins field general Robert Griffin III could successfully guide troops into warfare. Griffin, who the Skins nabbed out of Baylor University with the second choice in April’s draft, helped … Continue reading →
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We are all right there with you 20 years of waiting, 20 years of heartbreak, 20 years of losing, 20 years of horrendous quarterbacks. Robert was a blessing to this troubled franchise, and his talents gave him the ability to do amazing things on the field that the NFL had never seen before, Robert was special. So after the game on October 7th when Robert suffered a concussion...
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According to Jeff Darlington of the NFL Network, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III will undergo an MRI on his knee on Monday. Griffin told a teammate that he doesn’t think he seriously injured his knee any more than it was injured already.If the Redskins must get away from the read-option or Griffin is never going to stay healthy. Need NFL Tickets?
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Robert Griffin III leaves with knee injury
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Robert Griffin III tried playing through a right knee injury against the Seattle Seahawks in the playoffs on Sunday, but he couldn’t make it through the game. The Washington Redskins phenom left the game late in the fourth quarter after his injured right knee awkwardly bent inwards. It was the second time in the game Griffin was examined by the team.
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January 06, 2013
Griffin's knee injury is on Shanahan
The most sickening part about watching Robert Griffin III crumple in a heap just outside his own end zone with 6:19 left in the Washington Redskins' 24-14 wild card loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday wasn't the way the rookie quarterback's right knee contorted, gruesomely, in a way that knees most certainly are not designed to bend.
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Robert Griffin III reached too far for the football, his already injured right leg twisting gruesomely behind him.
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After trying to gut through a right knee injury for most of Sunday's wild card playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III left the game and did not return following a non-contact injury with 6:19 left in the fourth quarter.
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RG3 Responds to Critics Who Are Saying He Should Have Taken Himself Out of the Game
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What is interesting is if there wasn’t a bad snap and RG3′s next pass was a TD he would be called a hero and warrior today. It is easy to find fault and cast blame in retrospect.
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If you built a house with your work ethic, dedication & preparation, would you trust its foundation enough to live in it?
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NFL Wildcard playoffs thoughts & recap
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Washington Redskins: How Much Blame Should be on Mike Shanahan?
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“I think I did put myself at more risk by being out there. But every time you get on the field, you’re putting yourself on the line.” – Robert Griffin III
When Washington jumped out to a 14-0 lead very fast yesterday, we head little to nothing about Robert Griffin III playing “gimpy.” But after a few knockdown’s in the back field, the whispers that Griffin would...
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Seahawks Survive in Washington, Move On To Face Falcons Next Week
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Of the historic three rookie quarterbacks in the same postseason for the first time, Russell Wilson was drafted after Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III. He wasn't even in the discussion for Offensive Rookie of the Year, but Luck and Griffin were. Now, Wilson is the only one left standing between the three breakout stars.Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks are moving on to face Matt...
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Russell Wilson Leads Seattle To Win Over Washington
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Seahawks QB Russell Wilson outperformed Robert Griffin III in a battle of rookie quarterbacks on Sunday. He finished with 187 yards and a touchdown in 15-of-26 passing.Fantasy Spin:He also had 67 yards rushing on eight attempts. Wilson was sacked five times but he played well when his team needed him to in the fourth quarter. Next week Wilson will face the Falcons for the first time in his career.
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