riggofan wrote:I prefer Cousins as the starter right now, but I still kind of agree with your statement about Griffin. I've never bought into the extreme negatives about Griffin, like he's incapable of playing. Like you wrote, 2012 wasn't only about Kyle's magical offense.cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:As much as people downplay 2012, there was REAL talent shown there- and I think the story isn't finished.
I think its unlikely that RGIII will be the QB that this team needs. Not because he's so horrible, but this team just has so many all around weaknesses. It was a tall order to bring in a possible franchise QB who needed significant time to develop, then give away however many first round picks that we badly needed, and THEN get hit with that salary cap penalty on top of it. Throw in the badly timed coaching change, Dan Snyder, weak drafting and the usual Skins drama. That's just a lot for any QB to overcome, much less one with Robert's skill set and deficiencies.
I recognize Cousins' problems, but I think he's the one most likely to be "OK" enough for the next year or so at least to allow the team time to rebuild with some type of sane plan - if that's what Scot is allowed to do. Not great, not abysmal. Just be decent this year so that we can get our act together finally. Too much to ask?
+1 - let's just keep moving forward - this franchise would benefit greatly from having both Cousins and Gruden here for another season, HOWEVER, both have a lot of work to do for that to happen - not sure that Griffin suits the offense that Gruden wants to run here either but I sure as hell do not agree that this kid cannot help an NFL offense - he certainly needs more time and maybe a different HC - I will say this, I would be very surprised if both Gruden and Griffin are here next season - that's the only reason I think he's still here and I'm sure that nobody wants to risk that $16M if they can avoid it