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Neither are great options. With RG3, you ALWAYS have the risk of an in-game injury which would kill your chances. Cutler is going up against a good defense but he'll probably still get you some garbage points. I personally would go Cutler because I think his floor is higher.
i don't think they can go into next season with the same triumverate and just rotate through them again. Need some fresh blood IMO.
RG3 is a coach and teammate killer. Look at the 2nd and 3rd answers. All about RG3. He came back quickly...blah, blah, blah. The coach made an unfortunate decision...blah, blah, blah. Out there with my guys...blah, blah, blah.
Guys you missed the part where he said he realized he has a whole lot to learn and he's willing to do that. Or that he's excited to work with Cavanaugh. Or that he's been looking back at things he can do better? Nah, those quotes don't generate a story.
Yeah he's got a lot to learn, like how to throw a ball accurately, how to read more than one WR route, how to set his feet, how to see a blitz coming, and more than all of those...what not to say in an interview. quote... "and coach made a decision. And that was an unfortunate decision, and something we all had to go with, because that was coach's choice". You just don't say those things when you've had the last 2 years he has. Those are the words of someone trying to deflect blame. He may yet work out as an NFL QB, I just find it hard to believe it will be in DC.
Gruden's actions throughout almost the entire 2014 season point to this being nothing more than February coach speak. If you are hanging out on an Ff board talking nfl in March, should be obvious to you.
Gruden has his hands tied - owner doesn't want the Griffin trade to be a bust and Gruden feels he has to coddle Griffin still by calling him the starter even though he hasn't earned it.
Doug Farrar had this to say about those comments at the time:
He mentions this from Cam Newton's scouting report from Pro Football Weekly's 2011 Draft Guide:
I don't think that was very off his first couple seasons. However, people can change and Cam seems much more mature today, specifically in this interview from 2013.
I haven't seen this kind of self-awareness from Griffin yet.
The context sounds like he is inferring it on his own rather than hearing it from a source, but Keim is more than just some random reporter as far as Skins stuff - he is usually pretty on top of things. It definitely seemed to me like Gruden would have preferred someone else last year.
Or much of any self-awareness from him really.
It's just a GM saying the right thing. Which is super weird for The Redskins.
