While I’m fine with an end to overhyping everything, can we all “finally stop” discussing games we didn’t watch? Anyone who saw that game, in Cincinnati or Washington, knows Griffin is really something special. The Redskins may not be, but that isn’t the issue.

For a rookie quarterback in his third NFL game ever, or any quarterback, really, to be thrown around like a rag doll behind a JV O-line for 57 minutes of football; then come back and lead an 80 yard touchdown drive and a 90 yard drive from his own 2 to the opponent’s 7 all in the last three minutes is pretty incredible by any standards.

The Redskins may have played a horrible game, but don’t delude yourself into thinking that Griffin did.

Say what you want on here. The bengals won a great game! WHO DEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is really all that needs to be said about this game. The Bengals played a great game, Marv Lewis had a perfect gameplan, the Redskin O-Line and defense were horrific, Robert Griffin played his heart out, and the Bengals won a very exciting game. End of story.

RG111 will say the Bengals played dirty and unprofessional.
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Why? Why would he say that? The Bengals played a very clean game and look like a team that could make a deep playoff run in the AFC.

If you really think the Rams played a clean game last week, you’re just wrong. There’s a reason Griffin made those remarks: he was asked. It wasn’t a press conference set up just so he could call out St. Louis; the media asked him to comment on the subject at a standard Monday press briefing because it was such an obvious issue. Everyone in the country who saw that game saw one of the most unprofessional professional football games in the last twenty years, and if you didn’t, I don’t really know what to say to you.

Everyone complaining that the Redskins should have had 10 seconds run off the clock, should look at the rule. It was a dead ball foul. No 10 second run off required. I wish that the commentators would verify the rules before acting like they know them.

http://www.nfl.com/rulebook/timingfinal”

We’re talking about the 10 second run off that the ref called for but never happened after the injury with about 1:40 left in the game. Way to pay attention.

Bob had led the skins back from a huge deficit and had the game tied going into the 4th. Did you watch the game?

http://www.nfl.com/rulebook/timingfinal

HTTR!!!!!!!

Do we have the worst secondary next to the Redskins or what? Cover somebody!

Year 3 of Shanahan regime off to 1-2 start.

As an Eagle fan . .
I hope Skins fans are getting tired of anyone named Shanahan.

You guys deserve better !

The result?? Time for a hail mary, and time for our best safety to get injured.

I’m sure the NFL will commend these “refs” for their glorious effort though.

Its too bad the officials blew the play dead on our fumble recovery. Josh Wilson was obviously untouched with a free and clear path to the end zone.

Oh well time to get ready for Bucs!