cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:markshark84 wrote:SkinsJock wrote:Wilson has had a lot of help in making the transition ... that release time was awesome - Griffin is just beginning the process ...
we will see Griffin becoming more comfortable as time goes on - he's a better athlete than Wilson, he needs some time to show that he's a better QB and leader
Not saying that Griffin will become a better QB than Wilson but let's give him time to become as good as he can be
this will be a tough start but I really think that we will see a better game from our offense than many believe ...
100% agree that RGIII is a better athelete than Wilson --- and it isn't close. That being said, RGIII isn't even in the same ballpark as Wilson when it comes to maturity, poise, patience, and leadership by example. Those are the qualities that make Wilson a "special" QB, IMHO; not his athletic capabilities.
And Wilson has had help in the transition, but so has RGIII. I don't think Wilson has had more "help". The major advantage Wilson has had in his transition is 2 consecutive healthy seasons....... Which proves another advantage for Wilson ---- he knows how to avoid contact and/or slide.
RGIII needs to learn how to play more like Wilson. If he can come close to avoiding contact in a similar fashion to Wilson, he will have a good season. I truly believe that.
I hear your points. . But id like to raise it... had griff had that D where would we have gone? MUCH less has been asked of Wilson his entire career.. last night was bubble screens and short passes, he didnt even break 200 yards but got the W. I cant picture one game last year that RGiii puts those numbers up and it being enough to win. I like Wilson, but hes had a much better TEAM around him to become who he is- which still isnt a great passer.
He gets down, ob, and throwes the ball away much better then Griff has- but in the past Griff had to go all out to have a chance. Remember the 4th down play vs nyg? Both of them? Then the should be td to moss? Followed by a crappy D failing him.
100% understand. When I personally evaluate QBs, I put less emphasis on D when it comes to personal performance --- but do consider it when evaluate whether a QB "wins". Wilson's "performance" last night was EXTREMELY efficient: 67 QBR, 68% completion %, 2 TDs, 0 TOs, 7 rushes for 29 yards, 4 TDs in 5 redzone appearances. He literally didn't make a mistake. He didn't need to pass for over 200 yards; his yards per attempt were 6.8 which is ok.
As far as being asked less of Wilson, I think that RGIII has brought on a LOT of the expectation. He plays up the media, wears superman shirts and socks, does subway commercials, and talks about being great. Wilson is more reserved.
As far as that NYG game (are you talking about the first one in 2012?), that was a great game for RGIII --- it was actually numerically very similar to what Wilson did yesterday. RGIII had a great pass %, yards per pass, 89 yards rushing, 65 QBR. The MAJOR difference was total effiicency in that RGIII had 2 TOs, was sacked 3 times, and only put up 23 points --- all while having same TOP, similar rushing yards (when discounting for RGIII and Wilsons totals), MORE defensive TOs. We had 3 of our 4 TOs occur on the opponents side. Honestly, we lost the game by turning over the ball 4 times. Had we not done that, I am confident we would have scored over 30 points ---- and the D wouldn't have even been an issue.
RIP Sean Taylor. You will be missed.