RGIII= leadership

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

RG3 = What Mike, Kyle, The Redskins Players, and Redskins Nation needed.

What else can you say about him. MVP MVP MVP MVP

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

At the last game of the year against Dallas, I will be there. I will lead the MVP chants. Three more wins and we are in, three more wins and we are in, three more wins and we are in. Just keep winning.

[Evilgrin]

I think him supporting Cousins was more important then going in/out of the game.

[el.jeffe58]

Originally Posted by Gary84Clark

RG3 = passion.

Well said, the man is pure inspiration for me. I feel grateful we can experience him.

[SouperMeister]

Originally Posted by ethat001

I was inspired to see him limping out 20 yard passes, but I agree, the coaches should have pulled him at that point.

1) Glad to disprove all the nay-sayers that said Cousins was a wasted 4th round pick. He just gave us a chance for the playoffs. Rexy would have thrown it right at the defender for the INT.

2) RG3 should have slid instead of going for the extra 2-3 yards & taking the Ngata hit.. He's got to learn.

I was one of those naysayers, and will gladly eat hot crow pie! Cousins was known for clutch finishes in college, and he was incredibly cool staring down 2nd and 20, and making two great throws to complete the drive. Gotta give Shanny credit for the Cousins pick now.

[Pigskins]

Stephen A said Snyder had to convince shanny to go and get RG3, anyone ever heard this?

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by Pigskins

Stephen A said Snyder had to convince shanny to go and get RG3, anyone ever heard this?

Stephen A says ridiculous things which don't have much basis to it; more on the speculation side. Sometimes he says stuff to stir up the pot.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Kope

I think the fact he started running the ball after the drops and sacks started happening in the 4th quarter. I think he said to himself "We need a spark and I have to give it"

And I absolutly agree with the title of this thread. His leadership is more important than all his other traits combined. This is what we have been missing for 20 years.

Really? So you'd take a no talented QB with good leadership?

[Pigskins]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Really? So you'd take a no talented QB with good leadership?

Worked for tebow

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Really? So you'd take a no talented QB with good leadership?

If the choice was between a talentless leader, or a blowhard talent, I would take the talentless leader. Teams rally to leaders, talent by itself doesn't win games.

But, it is clear that Griffin backs up his leadership with talent, intelligence and a desire to win, so the question isn't appropriate to this team this year.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Pigskins

Worked for tebow

So far it hasn't worked so well for Tebow in the NFL unless you count leadership over the bench.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Pigskins

Stephen A said Snyder had to convince shanny to go and get RG3, anyone ever heard this?

Stephen A is a idiot if he thinks that. A huge idiot. If anything, it's Shanny that has to convince Danny to sign off on a trade of that magnitude, not the other way around. Stephen A is a shanny hater to say the least.

[Kope]

Really? So you'd take a no talented QB with good leadership?

No - I just think his leadership is the most important trait Robert brings to the team. Leadership = superbowls. Talent with out leadership = Jeff George

[los panda]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Stephen A is a idiot if he thinks that. A huge idiot. If anything, it's Shanny that has to convince Danny to sign off on a trade of that magnitude, not the other way around. Stephen A is a shanny hater to say the least.

snyder convinces the toilet before he takes a dump

[Pigskins]

Well I guess it worked for review when given the chance