BREAKING!! Redskins QB Robert Griffin III has torn his ACL and PCL according to sources of WRIC-ABC in Richmond. WRIC also reports that he will not be able to play for a minimum of 14-18 months. This is the second time we have seen this reported, but we will try to confirm this story yet again.
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Career.
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14-18 months? I think he starts 1st game next season. I guess they won't be trading cousins now thoughComment -
18 months? No way.
How long was Peterson sidelined, 7 months? Both freaks of nature.Comment -
What a pussy. Walk that shit offComment -
WRIC-ABC in Richmond has retracted there statement saying now its not confirmed.
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Is this the same knee he injured at Baylor?Comment -
Shanny will wrap the sh!t up with duct tape himself to make sure he is there in 9 months.Comment -
Not as dramatic for the organization as it would be if they didn't have Cousins. Cousins is a legit NFL starter.
As for RG3, it seems to me the organization ****** him, badly, by letting him play these last few weeks. They should have shut him down after the first injury and understood that their rebuilding process wasn't a one-year deal. Griffin should have been given a firm "no" when he wanted to be in the game injured.Comment -
Thought tests weren't till Tuesday?
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He's a stupid kid with too much pride, yes. You wouldn't expect Griffin to say anything else to them.
That's why an organization can't afford to rely on what the player wants when assessing injuries. The error lies with Shanahan and the medical staff in terms of how it will impact the franchise.Comment -
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RG Spaghetti Knee
Lifetime guarantee.Comment -
i dont know how anyone on the skinz sideline or in the booth could have watched the next few drives after the 2nd td and thought it was a good idea to have a rookie limping around at qb...he looked dreadful...skinz coaching staff is absolute dogshit
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Two Words: Doctor Andrews
Be back by September.Comment -
RG3 wanted to play
He didn't want to be recognized as another Ponder or Cutler
He'll be backComment -
useless thread since its not even trueComment -
so this ABC affiliate has recanted their report? What's the deal here?Comment -
I couldn't give a shit about RG3 being injured but I blame Shanahan for losing. Any moron could see RG3 was too injured to play and they should have started the backup the second half.Comment -
And that stupid kid is paying the price for having too much pride, if in fact these reports turn out to be true. Skins are just a stupid franchise rolling the dice and trying to satisfy their fanbase. You wouldn't expect them to bench their phenom in such a big game.Comment -
He had a great career.
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I suppose. Like I said above, Cousins is a top-tier second option and this outcome was clearly something the Skins management talked about previously or they wouldn't have drafted another young QB. Washington is definitely in the running for biggest mistake of the year if RG3 isn't going to be available for pre-season in 2013.Comment -
I played under Shanahan and I don't trust him as far as I can throw him. He could lie in your face while stabbing you in your back. The guy would sell his mom out if it won him a game. The decision to continue to run a one legged horse didn't surprise me a bit. Shanahan maybe want's Cousin's to be the QB long term anyway. You never know with that trick SOB.
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They are saying the results were inconclusive because they think the previous ACL tear from 2009 may have provided a "false positive" so to speak. More tests.
Either way, both coach and player were extremely wreckless with the decision to continue to play yesterday.Comment -
I wonder if the NFL allows PED drugs on the off-season for treatment? RG3 getting a healthy dose of hgh and other medication could speed up his recovery process.Comment -
Thanks captain obvious.Comment -
Washington Post, "RG3 has partially torn ACL and PCL"
The MRI exam of Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III’s right knee suggested that Griffin has suffered partial tears of his anterior cruciate and lateral collateral ligaments, according to several people with knowledge of the test results.
Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan said Griffin is scheduled to be examined Tuesday in Pensacola, Fla., by orthopedic surgeon James Andrews to determine whether the test results show new or previous injuries.
It was not immediately clear whether surgery would be required or how long Griffin would be sidelined if the partial ligament tears are determined to be fresh injuries. Griffin suffered a torn ACL in the same knee in 2009 while he was in college at Baylor, and has been playing in recent weeks with a mild sprain of the LCL.
One person with knowledge of the situation said Griffin might have to undergo exploratory surgery to determine the extent of the damage and whether the injuries are new. Another said Griffin hopes to avoid full-blown reconstructive surgery if the tears are partial, even if they are new injuries.
A third person familiar with the case, asked whether the ligament damage is new or a matter of previous injuries showing up on Griffin’s MRI, said: “That’s what we’re trying to find out.”
Shanahan said at his news conference Monday at Redskins Park that he didn’t know the extent of the damage to Griffin’s knee or how long it will take the quarterback, who just completed his rookie season, to recover. Shanahan said it was unclear whether Griffin will play in the Pro Bowl, to which he was elected, or be ready to participate in the team’s offseason workouts and practices.
Griffin underwent an MRI exam after his knee buckled in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 24-14 playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks at FedEx Field and he left the field for good. Shanahan said the results of that exam are open to interpretation because of Griffin’s previous injuries.Comment -
Stupid black qb
You don't see white qb's running around like this dumb kidComment -
You are about 2 hours late, *****Comment
