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| Gamebreaker Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Norman, OK Age: 26
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Quote:
I'd rather have Luck of course but that ain't happening
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| You did WHAT?!? Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: In The Kitchen With Dyna. Age: 24
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner
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| | #63 |
| Banned Join Date: Apr 2009
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner There is nothing wrong with RG3's release. His release is very quick and he has a perfect over the top throwing motion. The only thing that worries me is his footwork at times. He tends to throw off his back foot a lot. However, good coaching can fix that. |
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| Pro Bowl Join Date: Oct 2008
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner The Heisman is an excellent indicator of something about a QB. He will not make it to the Super Bowl and win it. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!
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| | #65 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Oct 2008
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Fresh Veal chops waiting for Mr. Sanchez upon arrival at Redskins Park.
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| | #66 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Only thing that would have me worried about RG III is his injury from a year ago. Doesn't seemed to have bothered him much this season, but still, I'm always worried about players who are seriously hurt in college. How many of those guys go on to the NFL and have long, productive, healthy careers?
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| | #67 | |
| Banned Join Date: Apr 2009
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Quote:
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| Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Correction, the 2009 season, he missed with an ACL tear.
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| | #69 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Aug 2009
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner So rumor has it (not that its a surprise) that RGIII's parents are looking at agents. I don't see any reason for him to stay in school. That defense is the reason he won't be in a BCS bowl game, and he just risks himself from getting injured next year. If its the whole law school thing that he's worried about, he can always get that degree later.
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| Impact Rookie Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New Orleans, LA- via VA Age: 35
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner I agree. With the "windup", and the spread QB aspect of his college grooming, I find Barkley the more attractive QB prospect over RGIII.
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| The Bluths ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Quote:
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| | #72 | |
| Special Teams Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Cumberland, Md
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Quote:
If you can choose between any and all of the qbs in this draft, you take Luck 1000 times out of 1000 chances. It's a no brainer. He may be a bust, but no one will ever blame you for taking him. | |
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| | #73 | |
| Special Teams Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Cumberland, Md
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Quote:
RGIII might have a tendency to drop the ball around hip level when he throws, but his release is quick and I don't think it would be that difficult for the Shanny's to fix it. Look at work out/combine video of Aaron Rodgers, his thowing motion was a mess. A couple years worth of NFL coaching later, and he's arguably the best qb in the NFL. His release is not a reason to pass on him. Luck is clearly out of the question and as good as he more than likely will be, I'm not in favor of going "Ricky Williams" for him | |
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| | #74 |
| MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C.
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner you guys are entirely missing the pint with RG# and Barley. Shanny and Kyle won't allow a guy like RG to prosper in this system. They would try to make hyim E;lway. Okay? it's true and ;you know it. |
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| | #75 |
| Special Teams Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Cumberland, Md
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| Re: RGIII Heisman Winner Maybe, maybe not. I don't believe in absolutes. What we do know though is that Shanny loves some playaction roll out passes. How good would RGIII look running them? The idea of having a running threat as well as someone who throws perhaps the prettiest deep ball in college football is at least intriguing. |
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