During Saturday’s game between TCU and Cincinnati, Robert Griffin III discussed Kendal Briles’ future amid head-coaching openings around the country. With the coaching carousel in full effect, he believes Briles could make a move not too far from Fort Worth.
Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback and Baylor Bears legend Robert Griffin III publicly approved of Eastern New Mexico University hiring Art Briles, who previously coached Griffin at Baylor.
Baylor legend Robert Griffin III kept it real on Saturday, hopping on Twitter with a meme that summed up the current vibe in Waco way too well. The post?
The lights had barely dimmed over Kyle Field before Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko found himself at a loss for words. His team had just pulled off the largest comeback in school history, erasing a 27-point halftime deficit to stun South Carolina 31-30.
Robert Griffin III has seen Baylor weather plenty of storms. But the school’s only Heisman Trophy winner made it clear Thursday’s news hit differently.
Baylor football is now without an athletic director following Mack Rhoades’ stunning news. His leave of absence decision prompted a reaction from school legend Robert Griffin III.
Most would consider just one great season in the NFL better than none — even if the promise was there for more good times in the future. In the spirit of something is better than nothing, here's a look at our picks for some of the better one-year wonders (in chronological order) in NFL history.
Robert Griffin III, more commonly known as RG3, was one of the most prolific athletes to ever set foot in Waco. A four-year player for the Bears, capped
Robert Griffin III is enjoying his first season with Fox Sports as a broadcaster. After a successful collegiate career with the Baylor Bears, winning the Heisman Trophy, and nine seasons in the NFL, there's no doubt he has a deep knowledge of the game.
Robert Griffin III had a promising start to his NFL career in 2012, winning NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year with the team now known as the Washington Commanders.
The Virginia Cavaliers have been a no-show on the college football scene for many years, occasionally surprising with upset wins and solid seasons here and there.
The Baltimore Ravens sparked one vocal former player on Monday night. Robert Griffin III certainly wasn't mincing words about his former team. Griffin, who played for the team from 2018 to 2020, didn't hold back from criticizing the AFC contenders after they took a 38-30 letdown loss to the Detroit Lions.
Midway through Thursday’s team drills at New York Jets training camp, the atmosphere shifted from focused intensity to sudden concern. On his fifth rep of 11-on-11 work, quarterback Justin Fields rolled right, let fly a short throw toward tight end Jeremy Ruckert, then went down immediately.
Robert Griffin III, the former Heisman Trophy winner and Baylor legend, is thrilled about the recruiting momentum his alma mater has built under head coach Dave Aranda.
The Washington Commanders have their franchise quarterback in Jayden Daniels. They received a slice of good fortune at No. 2 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, and he completely galvanized an entire organization.
Little Rock Central quarterback Bryson Kennedy received an opportunity to train with Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III this weekend at the "ENDZONE 7on7" event in Houston this weekend.
The Chicago Bears (4-12) and Seattle Seahawks (9-7) finished off the 2024 "Thursday Night Football" slate with a dreadful offensive showing, which Seattle ultimately won 6-3 at rainy Soldier Field.
There are some really well-run NFL franchises right now, but there are also some that are in trouble. The Chicago Bears are one of those teams and if you ask Robert Griffin III, he thinks they're the "worst run franchise" in the NFL.
Former ESPN analyst Robert Griffin III has found himself at the center of an interesting social media feud this weekend. It all started with Griffin tweeting at Barstool Sports personality Big Cat after the Chicago Bears fired Matt Eberflus.