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Originally Posted by 30gut
Imo the only limitations that would prevent him from working in this offense would come more from scheme rigidity and inability to quickly teach the scheme, his skillset is such that Griffin would be a fit in this offense or any other.
And even if all you saw from RGIII in that game was ATL Vick its still an overwhelming compliment.
Lets not forget that Mike Vick's skillset made him the unquestioned 1st pick in his draft class.
About the running: If his coach calls a zone-read and the DE takes the RB what do you want him to do? Not run?
He can only execute the plays that are called.
If the pocket is collapsing and a QB is about to get sacked, what do you want them to do? Get sacked simply so they won't be running?
His ability to run is a bonus not a negative.
Also there was plenty of 'actual QBing' going on, you just need to know what you're looking at.
But you're right though judging him from this game alone is stupid even if you didn't understand what you saw.
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I don't think the guy was ever under center once in that game. If you gave me a choice of Luck, RGIII or Bradford. RGII would be my last choice and Bradford my first.
That is just my uneducated guess on him, just like yours, I am assuming that you are not a paid professional scout for a NFL organization.
We are all arm chair QB's here.