This I can handle, but ultimately he earned the right to be out there if he felt he could win the game. I know I sure thought he would drive us down to tie. He is the captain, it's his team. All he has been talking about is winning it for the guys like Fletcher, Moss.... The guy was out there giving his all for the team and to be labeled selfish by some is just typical of this fanbase at moments like this. Can't really blame Shanahan either until the gimpy run out of bounce. That's why the eye test showed he was in trouble, but we were moving the ball and Hank dropped a huge conversion. It played out how it did, mike and Robert with be smarter next year, let's move on.
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If you think Rivers didn't hurt his team, nor did Big Ben or Brett Favre at various points in their careers, you need to rewatch some of their games. When Rivers played with this torn ACL, he clearly cost the Chargers a game with some terrible throws, when they were still deep in the playoff race. Favre has cost his team so much that fans in GB even questioned him. And Big Ben has had games where he looked like he could barely walk.
I'm sick of hearing from people that act like they had never seen that happen before. It has happened. It just meant that Shanny should have pulled him late in the 3rd, but don't act like RGIII did something that hasn't been done multiple times. Hell London Fletcher did it earlier this season, where he was hobbled and was a liability in coverage, but he still played and would be able to make a few big plays.
It's a real shame RGIII is catching any flack at all about what happened.. He's a 22 year old kid who thought he was indestructible.. The coach (and doctor) are the ones who should be taking the brunt of this..![]()
Nothing has been confirmed yet...only best case/worst case scenarios. No need to overreact until concrete news has been reported. Easier said than done...but all we can do is wait.
The soldiers gave three cheers as they urged their tired horses north across the uneven hills. Some of the mounts, exhausted after a week of almost continual marching, began to lag behind; others, spurred on by their enthusiastic riders, began to edge past the regiment's commander. "Boys, hold your horses," Custer cautioned; "there are plenty of them down there for us all."
Hoping and praying for the best
LOL...I know, right?
My stance on the situation (regardless of today's news) is this...if the other 52 men and coaches in that locker room were in favor of RG3 continuing to play, then who are we to question the decision? He has a "C" on his chest for a reason. I just don't think there is a right or wrong answer to this scenario when nothing but hindsight is used to formulate arguments.
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