Robert Griffin III turned in one of the most-impressive quarterback debuts in NFL history on Sunday, but his pregame attire is what caught the attention of the league, according to ESPN.com.
Robert Griffin III's attire Sunday caught the NFL's attention. (Aaron M. Sprecher/NFL/)
While warming up for the Washington Redskins' season opener against the New Orleans Saints, Griffin donned a shirt inscribed with the word "Heart" running down the left side, the "H" concealing the logo of official NFL apparel sponsor Nike. Griffin has a lucrative endorsement deal with adidas.
Players are not allowed to cover up Nike's logo, but can wear brands of sponsors that have deals with the NFL, according to the report.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told ESPN.com that league officials plan on talking to Griffin.
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I might have been the only one, but I'm pretty sure I saw Griffin pull a Tebow (on the field, though) after throwing one of his TDs . . . I think it was after he hit Robinson over the middle.
Irn-Bru wrote:I might have been the only one, but I'm pretty sure I saw Griffin pull a Tebow (on the field, though) after throwing one of his TDs . . . I think it was after he hit Robinson over the middle.
I saw him put his fist under his chin and then point at the sky but he wasn't kneeling when he did it so like half a tebow
Irn-Bru wrote:I might have been the only one, but I'm pretty sure I saw Griffin pull a Tebow (on the field, though) after throwing one of his TDs . . . I think it was after he hit Robinson over the middle.
You mean he was "fall to one knee and bow my head on the field of play as thanks to the Lord as players have done since, forever"-ing?
And yeah, he definitely did.
I know he got a pretty good zip on the ball. He has a quick release. . . once I seen a coupla' throws, I was just like 'Yeah, he's that dude.'"