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Originally Posted by Bucket
That's what people don't get. The most important fundamental for a NFL QB to have is anticipation. Cousins has it, and maybe to much at times but RG3 has 0. WR's don't run WIDE open like in college. An open WR in the NFL means 1-2 yds. That's why arm strength is so important. He needs to be able to anticipate routes and throw the ball. He doesn't, and that limits playcalling and the offense. You can't run read options on 3rd and 8 or run 8 routes from PA.
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Cousins has Anticipation?
Did he anticipate 9 Interceptions?
Yeah Cousins sure did great anticipating where the defenders would be when he threw the ball into their hands.
Again, if Gruden is a decent Coach, he'll be able to adjust his offense to play to Griffin's strengths and minimize the weaknesses