According to Adam Schefter of ESPN.com, Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III has moved his Pro Day workout to March 21st. RGIII has just done NFL coaches and scouts a huge favor by avoiding the dueling Pro Days originally scheduled for him and Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. RGIII will now work out for teams one day before Luck, so every interested team can see both players in action.
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February 21, 2012
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. Entering the 2012 season with a second-year, first-round draft pick as the incumbent starter at quarterback and with an athletic third-year player behind him, the Minnesota Vikings would seem to be set at the position for the near future.
The scenario has pundits believing Minnesota could be a trade partner in April's NFL draft for a team looking to make...
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February 20, 2012
Robert Griffin III would likely be viewed as a rare, unique talent were it not for a certain Stanford quarterback many believe as the best thing since the Big Bang. Dueling pro days were planned for Baylor and Stanford, but as luck (or Luck?) would have it RGIII and Andrew Luck no longer have to share the dance card:
Baylor associate athletic director Nick Joos said Monday that...
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February 19, 2012
1. Andrew Luck, Stanford (Jr.) 6-foot-4, 235 pounds, Proj. 1
Positives: Considered the best quarterback prospect since John Elway with all the tools and enough talent to build a team around for the next 15 years. He's the prototype with size, athleticism, smarts, and drive. ... He wants to be a winner. He's a franchise player and has the attitude, in a good way. ... A tremendous...
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February 22, 2012
Over the weekend, Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star reported that Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck was willing to throw at the Scouting Combine, but that he was advised by the Colts to wait until his March 22 Pro Day. Now, however, there’s evidence to the contrary. Joe Schad of ESPN.com reports that George Whitfield, who…
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February 22, 2012
Many are split on which highly-touted quarterback — Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III — should get the dubious honor of succeeding Peyton Manning in Indianapolis.
Some mocks have Luck landing with the Colts at No. 1 overall, while other prognosticators project Griffin III in the same spot. This will inevitably change dozens of times between now and late April.
However, there...
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February 22, 2012
Many are split on which highly-touted quarterback — Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III — should get the dubious honor of succeeding Peyton Manning in Indianapolis.
Some mocks have Luck landing with the Colts at No. 1 overall, while others project Griffin III in the same spot. This will inevitably change dozens of times between now and late April.
However, there seems to be an...
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February 21, 2012
Former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck, the projected No.1 overall pick in April's NFL draft, has been training with quarterback guru George Whitfield.
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February 21, 2012
Andrew Luck number one? RGW3 for the win? Maybe Trent Richardson is the best RB we have seen in years? No one will know except Mel Kiper except Mel Kiper is a Weatherman with lettuce made of plastic and is wrong religiously. All I know is its NFL Draft 2012 Meme time.
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February 20, 2012
Andrew Luck will undoubtedly be the No. 1 overall pick at the 2012 NFL Draft. Yet, despite this, the Stanford standout was more than willing to head to the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis this week and conduct some drills throwing the football in front of scouts from all across the league. Despite his willingness, Luck will not throw at the combine, and the reason he won'...
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February 20, 2012
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Hue Jackson, who accepted an assistant coaching position with the Cincinnati Bengals in which he will be working with the secondary and special teams, was scheduled to visit with the Giants to interview for the team's quarterback coach position. The fact that Jackson accepted the job in Cincinnati before heading to New York to work with...
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