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Originally Posted by Sonny9TD
"already being discussed in several threads"
I don't see any discussion about that. I thought nobody saw it since there was no discussion about it or thread mentioning it where I posted my thread. I see no response to you mentioning it what so ever. They do talk about Moss's contract however in detail.
What discussion because I want to see what folk think about it. Where is that discussion so I can read what everyone was discussing? You sure anyone saw that? No wonder I didn't know it was already posted. Certainly wouldn't want to repeat any discussion about that again. My apologies for the double post just the same.
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Sorry should have said this topic has been "mentioned" or briefly discussed in these threads.
Overall I didn't think it was a big deal myself. Griffin does need to be more careful with what he says as things get spun out of control really quick.
I thought Keims take was pretty good
But one part of his responsibility is accepting full blame. The Washington Post’s Sally Jenkins wrote on that topic. Yes, Griffin needs to learn this. I don’t know if it’s an unwillingness to do so, or a desire to give a full explanation of a play, which is what he did Sunday night. He talked about how no one was open; he talked about how a guy was coming straight at him. Both things were true. It just took a long time for him to say, “It was something I shouldn’t do.” To many, that phrase got lost in the shuffle -- that’s not necessarily Griffin’s problem, by the way. Sometimes it’s a matter of reading the entire quote. Still, it should have been the only thing he said about this play.
Robert Griffin III has more to learn - ESPN