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[quote=skinsfaninok;942256]And honestly he makes those numbers look easy. It's crazy how good he really is.[/quote]

I usually try and keep it clean on here but..... NoShit! That guy is a freak. He will be better than most we have seen when it's all said and done. I also see a ring or three in his future.

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Just keep this in mind. No matter how good or bad our defense or record may be this year, it is going to be one hell of a fun ride every Sunday watching RG3 develop.

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No question he's been solid. He missed a few things Sun. but every QB does. Very impressed with RG3 after two games.

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[quote=NYCskinfan82;942225]Agree, imagine 2 or 3yrs in this system he will be a MONSTER IMO.[/quote]

My only convern is will he get the chance to stay in the same system, like the other top QB's have.

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[quote=CultBrennan59;942261]Just keep this in mind. No matter how good or bad our defense or record may be this year, [B]it is going to be one hell of a fun ride every Sunday watching RG3 develop[/B].[/quote]

Absolutely!!!

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[quote=skinsfan69;942301]My only convern is will he get the chance to stay in the same system, like the other top QB's have.[/quote]

It's a sad reality that he won't.

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[quote=skinsfan69;942301]My only convern is will he get the chance to stay in the same system, like the other top QB's have.[/quote]

The really good QBs, Brady being a perfect example here, can flourish in different systems/schemes based on the surrounding talent. The NE offense was run and shoot with Randy Moss, and has since changed pretty significantly with the best downfield targets being TEs Gronk and Hernandez.

I think RGIII is definitely talented enough to adapt and flourish in just about any system/scheme, but my bigger concern is the quality of that system and the talent around him.

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was anyone else impressed w this play? plays starts at 9:52, the slowmo replay at 10:12. he's got a 6th sense, so patient, very impressive escape.
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yeah that spin move was nuts, he makes it look so easy too

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[quote=los panda;942411]was anyone else impressed w this play? plays starts at 9:52, the slowmo replay at 10:12. he's got a 6th sense, so patient, very impressive escape.
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Rewatching the highlights makes me MAD we shouldn't have lost that game. Hopefully this will be the game that wakes us up.

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[quote=NYCskinfan82;942440]Rewatching the highlights makes me MAD we shouldn't have lost that game. Hopefully this will be the game that wakes us up.[/quote]

It was making me mad too - i had to stop watching it. lol

If you look at the replay, pass interference could have been called on the deep pass attempt to robinson because the defender pulled his jersey when the ball was in the air. 9:10

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[quote=imaskin4life;942448]It was making me mad too - i had to stop watching it. lol

If you look at the replay, pass interference could have been called on the deep pass attempt to robinson because the[B] defender pulled his jersey when the ball was in the air[/B]. 9:10[/quote]

Yeah we don't get those calls.

Madden gonna talk alottle rg3 on sirius nfl rite now.

Well that lasted all of 10 seconds. Lol

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I have to say, RGIII has exceeded even my supremely high expectations early on. I don't think his stats convey just how much he put the Redskins on his back against STL, and he nearly pulled off the victory. This guy is so much more than a skillful QB; the hits he was taking, the grittiness he displayed, and the fire he showed exemplified his stature as tge true leader of this offense. He already has more trust from his teammates than McNabb, Grossman, Campbell, Brunell, Ramsey, or the countless other QBs from the past 20 years had in this city; it's painfully clear from the body language of the other guys on the field. He truly is a special prospect. And to think...he's only 22 years old.