Off Season Griffin Man Crush thread

He's the chosen son.


We may have another Clinton Portis-like character on our hands with Griffin.

RGIII can dress however he wants...he's a stud on the field.

As long as we keep going to the playoffs he can wear Pokemon pajamas for all I care.

He probably does.

Break them out at a press conference, Robert!

We know he's not afraid of the NFL's dress code already.

President Obama, Robert Griffin III are at the Syracuse-Marquette game (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/early-lead/wp/2013/03/30/president-obama-robert-griffin-iii-are-at-the-syracuse-marquette-game/)

Running soon?
Holy crap!

Robert Griffin III - Washington Redskins - 2013 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com (http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/7406/robert-griffin-iii)

Running soon?
Holy crap!

Robert Griffin III - Washington Redskins - 2013 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com (http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/7406/robert-griffin-iii)

I'm actually worried he is rushing his recovery. This is insanely fast, seemingly faster than AP...

Kid is amazing.

I'm actually worried he is rushing his recovery. This is insanely fast, seemingly faster than AP...

It's actually not unusual for someone to be running 3-4 months post ACL recon.

Q1. How long is the recovery period for this procedure?

A1. Initially, the patient is non weight bearing for 2 weeks. The patient can then wean off of the crutches when they can walk without a limp between weeks 2-6. Slow rehab will be allowed at this time while the bone is still healing in the tunnels. Activities are usually increased from weeks 7 through 12. Around week 12, some patients return to jogging. Patients may then return to sports at 5 through 7 months if they pass functional and strength testing.

ACL Reconstructions (http://www.sportsdoc.umn.edu/patients_folder/knee/aclreconpat/aclreconpat2.htm)

It's actually not unusual for someone to be running 3-4 months post ACL recon.

Q1. How long is the recovery period for this procedure?

A1. Initially, the patient is non weight bearing for 2 weeks. The patient can then wean off of the crutches when they can walk without a limp between weeks 2-6. Slow rehab will be allowed at this time while the bone is still healing in the tunnels. Activities are usually increased from weeks 7 through 12. Around week 12, some patients return to jogging. Patients may then return to sports at 5 through 7 months if they pass functional and strength testing.

ACL Reconstructions (http://www.sportsdoc.umn.edu/patients_folder/knee/aclreconpat/aclreconpat2.htm)

Wasn't it far more extensive than just an ACL, though? Didn't he have the LCL torn as well? That requires more time to heal I thought due the fact that it had to be ostensibly stationary for the majority of the rehab process... (I could be making that up).

Either way, I'm an overly cautious person. If I'm the GM I wouldn't allow him to play until week 4 at the earliest regardless of if he's healthy and in shape by week 1.

I thought they said the LCL doesn't make for a longer rehab since he had them both done at the same time.