Just because he declined to do private workout for teams dont mean he thinks he’s too good or above the workouts. He had a proday. all those who want to do a private workout with him should have attended his PRODAY. if finding the franchise QB was SOOOO important to the INDY clan, they would have sent the top dogs to his proday. Dont get mad at him for saying no.
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Grigson (GM) and Pagano (head coach) were both at RG3s pro day try research before you randomly comment whatever YOU believe.

Irsay sucks.

Griffin has done his job. He’s improved and solidified his draft stock through the combine and his pro day. Now all that’s left is to make it to the draft healthy, get his contract signed, and get his career started.

Before you get crazy trashing the skins look at the mess in indy and why you have that #1 pick.

Aside from the soon forgotten pride of being the #1 pick, all 1st round picks now have a high incentive to play their way out of their rookie contract.

If Irsay’s put the word out he’s ruled out a re-negotiation early on, I wouldn’t be surprised if Luck quietly lobbies for DC.

In the first place, the Colts are a huge wreck going into the 2012 season; on the flip side, the Redskins are a team on the rise. For those of you who’d like to take issue with my description of the Redskins, you can’t doubt the fact that the Redskins are clearly not in the same stage of rebuilding the Colts are and provide much more of an opportunity for a young QB (or any other player) to succeed.

Also, apart from things like DC being much more of a cosmopolitan city than Indy is, Colts fans are looking at the new QB to fill Peyton’s shoes. That’s a hugely tall order that’s really unfair to Peyton’s successor. With the way things are going in Indy right now, the ultimate replacement will probably fall well short of the Colts’ faithful’s expectations on whom they’ll view as Manning version 2.0.

On the other hand, Redskins fans, who all too frequently wish for far too much in new-fangled quick-fix solutions, are comparing RGIII to the laughably lamentable duo of Rex Grossman and John Beck. Indeed, if RGIII avoids the record-setting turnover rate featured by Sexy Rexy last year and Beck’s penchant for staring at a pass rush only to fall victim to it, that in and of itself will be a huge upgrade. In fact, if that does happen, you can expect to see a three or four game improvement based on that alone.

In all, there’s simply no reason for anyone to be jumping at the opportunity to go to Indy, especially a young QB. Unfortunately, both of them have to talk the talk about their supposed desire to play for the Colts in case they face their day of reckoning on April 26. While no one wants to fill in as the captain of the Titanic, you’d better pretend to be gleeful in case they become your next employer.

And if I was Griffin, I’d do exactly the same thing.

until he meets the fans..lol

That team is about to be bent over by the entire AFC South. Their only hope is that they’re in the sh*ttiest divsion in the AFC.

In 2011, we lost 6 of 10 games by a TD or less…come to DC RGIII, our defense has got you!!!

1-Luck
2-Griffin
3-Kaliil