Kudos to RG III

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This is great

RG3's TD run: An oral history - Washington Times

from the article

WILLIAMS: “Seeing a guy with that type of speed from the quarterback position, you don’t see that too often, man. He’ll make history in this league.”

‘You can stop smiling by Wednesday’

nope still smiling when i see the GIF of it

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This is great

RG3's TD run: An oral history - Washington Times

I would love to see more stories like this from the players pov. Awesome!!!

[CrustyRedskin]

Is sure wish Herzog was still making the calls. Larry Michael is just well i cant explain it im sure he's a good guy in all but jeesh.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This is great

RG3's TD run: An oral history - Washington Times

Very

[SmootSmack]

This was my favorite quote:

GRIFFIN: “It was interesting to see the different reactions. Larry Hess, our head trainer, was running down the sidelines. He said he was running the same 40 I was running. A lot of guys had some made-up thoughts in their heads. But it was cool.”

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This was my favorite quote:

GRIFFIN: “It was interesting to see the different reactions. Larry Hess, our head trainer, was running down the sidelines. He said he was running the same 40 I was running. A lot of guys had some made-up thoughts in their heads. But it was cool.”

Haha...yeah. Hey! Can Hess play corner?

[Meks]

thing that has impressed me the most is his accuracy and vision and quick decision making... think its possible that he is going to the run more often than maybe finding another reciever but that will come with time... he's just very, very impressive in his quick read and react throws at this stage in his short NFL career.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Meks

thing that has impressed me the most is his accuracy and vision and quick decision making... think its possible that he is going to the run more often than maybe finding another reciever but that will come with time... he's just very, very impressive in his quick read and react throws at this stage in his short NFL career.

I agree with the quickness. Most of the time, I can't tell one player from another in terms of an actual game move. I mean I can see the results on the field, but a qb arm motion is a qb arm motion. But I watch Griffin, and the quickness of his release when he starts throwing, the ball just seems to be gone. Several times, including the Garcon 88yd TD, a blitzer was coming right at him, and somehow the ball is just out of his hands.

Reminds me a bit of Marino in that, I remember he would step step step and the ball was just gone to his receiver.

[Meks]

yea he can really get it out quick... and you can see it the garcon td is a good example and some of the over the middle throw RIGHT after the ball fake throws last week and vs atl as well are good examples

[CRedskinsRule]

For those who think Griffin never misses:

A look at RG3's rare misses - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

For those who think Griffin never misses:

A look at RG3's rare misses - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins

Not sure what to make of this other than holy nit picking. So two of his five misses were drops?


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[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Not sure what to make of this other than holy nit picking. So two of his five misses were drops?


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Honestly I think it's more a veiled attempt to reinforce how excellent his accuracy has been when throwing.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

This is great

RG3's TD run: An oral history - Washington Times

I like Lichtensteigers comment the best. He pretty much got ahead of me when he crossed the line of scrimmage. Lol. Than later says he saw the back of his jersey n disnt even try to catch up. Haha. I dont blame him.


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[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by punch it in

I like Lichtensteigers comment the best. He pretty much got ahead of me when he crossed the line of scrimmage. Lol. Than later says he saw the back of his jersey n disnt even try to catch up. Haha. I dont blame him.


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I still remember during the first game vs. NO when RG3 handed the ball to Morris, then pretty much outran Morris to get in front and throw a block.

[imaskin4life]

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