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RG3 is fragile and sucks


ctrcat

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Can't wait until we go deep into the playoffs and Cam gets "that interview" where they ask him how he felt about all the new guys getting so much praise whilst he was re-writing the record books and getting no positive press... Oh that smile when they ask him that question is gonna be EPIC!

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And as I said earlier, Chris Collingsworth called him out as a 'One Read QB, who heavily relies on fakes, play action and the run game' tonight. That was apparent last year. Too bad no one wanted to openly say it, though it was quite clear. 

 

Watching the Redskins play is like watching a high school offense. And RG3 will be burnt out by his 7th or 8th season (if he last that long) with so much running around, fakes, bootlegs, etc, just to get a throw off. 

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