Robert Griffin III ready to turn career around with Redskins in 2015

[DYoungJelly]

Seen some posts about Cooley's analysis. Here is the analysis of the analysis:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...sday-drubbing/

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

Seen some posts about Cooley's analysis. Here is the analysis of the analysis:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...sday-drubbing/

I feel vindicated, as I said before Robert has not mastered the art of side stepping, in the pocket he has zero mobility. Defensive coordinators have caught up with athletic quarterbacks and worse than that the athleticism Robert relied on in his rookie season is long gone because of injuries. It is real simple, he either evolves and acquires skills he never needed or used before or
he is done. So far he has shown zero ability to re-invent himself.

[30gut]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

Seen some posts about Cooley's analysis. Here is the analysis of the analysis:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...sday-drubbing/

Cooley's breakdown have an odd defensive take, especially since Cooley's first take was the OL didn't good enough. Now his take seems like Griffin should have moved in the pocket like superman and everything would have been fine.

And that stuff about not using bootlegs vs Lions because of wide 9? Kirk and Colt ran multiple bootlegs.

Thankfully Gruden seems more aware of the pass protection and the gameplan/playcallilng issues with the 1st unit. (hint don't expect a dude Willie Smith that only started 1 game at OT last year to be an adequate fill in for Trent Williams).

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by 30gut

Cooley's breakdown have an odd defensive take, especially since Cooley's first take was the OL didn't good enough. Now his take seems like Griffin should have moved in the pocket like superman and everything would have been fine.

And that stuff about not using bootlegs vs Lions because of wide 9? Kirk and Colt ran multiple bootlegs.

Thankfully Gruden seems more aware of the pass protection and the gameplan/playcallilng issues with the 1st unit. (hint don't expect a dude Willie Smith that only started 1 game at OT last year to be an adequate fill in for Trent Williams).

I'm no RGIII apologist, but people are starting to get ridiculous in their criticisms of his play. There is a major point and a minor point here. The major point is that the line played very poorly in pass protection. They gave Robert no chance on some plays and little chance on some others. The minor point is that on some plays Robert could have bought a little more time if he had moved better in the pocket.

To review:

Major Point: The line sucked!

Minor Point: RGIII could have helped himself a little on some plays.