Robert Griffin Griffining the New Tebowing?

SLIDESHOW: Griffining

• yogiOK 2012/09/13 17:04:50
  Yes

  

  I really don't know, but I appreciate these guys so much more for their Christian stand, which is far more important in the grand scheme of things than any athletic competition. Ability in sports will not get one closer to the Kingdom of God, and even likely farther from it, given the many temptations found in that lifestyle.

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• Stephen 2012/09/13 15:14:52
  No

  

  Come on. One good game and all of the sudden the man is a hero. Not to mention the saints were not very good that game. Redskin fans are showing off their desperation.

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• sokoyah 2012/09/13 13:48:23
  Yes

  

  it's good

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• Bob 2012/09/13 13:28:45
  Yes

  

  I watched that game: he's a natural.

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• RayG 2012/09/13 01:53:19
  No

  

  As a native Washingtonian am ever so glad he's a Redskin....with any luck we (Redskins) may have a stellar season

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• El Prez 2012/09/12 18:29:02
  No

  

  More talent and less christian showmanship!!!

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• glen 2012/09/12 16:30:53
  No

  

  +1

  Just play the damn game !

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• Manster 2012/09/12 14:46:05
  Yes

  

  +2

  If he continues to play as well as he did this past Sunday, It sure will! And it will be well deserved. This young man came into the league with a HUGE burden on him. The hopes of all of the fans of that team were squarely placed on his shoulders,from the moment he was drafted with the second overall pick! That will likely be his signature touchdown celebration move!

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• EmoMcParland 2012/09/12 07:09:40
  No

  

  +2

  I love this Man, he's not afraid to express himself!

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• Apache 2012/09/12 04:10:06
  Yes

  

  +3

  I admire RG III. If more people knew his story, they would too.
  
  

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• Sue MacDonald Kyak 2012/09/12 00:18:38
  No

  

  Sorry, but no - haven't even heard of it.

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• dekecds 2012/09/11 20:38:57
  Yes

  

  ....but only as perceived by pro-active atheists, who are not allowed to point at the sky in their religion. Why not? Oh, well, they fervently believe that there are "No PEOPLE OUT THERE DAMMIT!" to point at and are compelled to champion this theory to anyone they perceive to be paying homage to people in the sky.

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• EmoMcPa... to dekecds 2012/09/12 07:16:26
  

  Atheists can point at the sky if they want. Real deal; do what you want, t's not my business, nor is it your's who I worship.

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• dekecds to EmoMcPa... 2012/09/12 17:54:20
  

  *face-palm* >.<

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• El Prez to dekecds 2012/09/12 18:32:32
  

  NO!!! Because there is nothing up there to be pointing at. the guy in the sky is a myth!!!!

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• EmoMcPa... to El Prez 2012/09/13 05:29:21
  

  You sure about that Bro?

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• El Prez to EmoMcPa... 2012/09/14 23:29:14
  

  +1

  Just as sure as you are!!!

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• dekecds to El Prez 2012/09/13 12:01:51
  

  +1

  Although I disagree with you, I think that you meant to say a fairy tale, not a myth. That would have been more appropriate.

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• El Prez to dekecds 2012/09/14 23:30:32
  

  +1

  I do agree with you. A fairy tale is more appropriate! To each his own!!

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• Margaret Jacobson 2012/09/11 18:40:14
  No

  

  +1

  doubt it !!

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• BoardinOK 2012/09/11 16:34:30
  No

  

  +2

  Do people need to get a life? "yes"
  
  I'm a Redskins fan, have been one for most of my life. But this is lame. You're not going to see him do this every time he completes a pass like Timmy.

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• **Bessie** to BoardinOK 2012/09/11 19:15:57
  

  +4

  
  
  I agree!

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• EmoMcPa... to **Bessie** 2012/09/12 07:18:14
  

  +2

  I'm a Bears fan, but I can't help admiring RG3 : )

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• **Bessie** to EmoMcPa... 2012/09/12 14:04:11
  

  +2

  He's great. Hope he keeps it up!
  
  I always loved Jim McMahon! :)

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• BoardinOK to EmoMcPa... 2012/09/12 16:46:05
  

  Man, the Bears looked great on Sunday. I've always liked the Bear's defensive mind-set sort of like the Ravens and Steelers. I was a huge Sweetness fan, he's still the best in my mind.

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• EmoMcPa... to BoardinOK 2012/09/12 20:45:46
  

  +1

  I was born & raised in Chicago : ) I too loved Sweetness. My profession took me to California. I love their defense too. Thursday night Bears & Packers Make sure you watch, it will be fun to watch the Packers go down ; )

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• BoardinOK to EmoMcPa... 2012/09/13 14:25:02
  

  +1

  Yeah, I see the Packers starting 0-2.

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• joe mauro 2012/09/11 16:26:50
  Yes

  

  for atheists

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• Keith 2012/09/11 15:17:42
  No

  

  +5

  I don't understand the question. As a Redskin's fan I'm glad to see a great quarterback on the team.

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• **Bessie** to Keith 2012/09/11 19:16:37
  

  +2

  Me too Keith!

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• jacktown kid 2012/09/11 14:59:10
  No

  

  +1

  just RG3

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• Jacker The Capper 2012/09/11 02:55:52
  Yes

  

  +2

  

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• Skar 2012/09/11 02:14:38
• Susanne the Doodle 2012/09/11 00:23:40
  Yes

  

  +1

  Oh No... can we please skip Football season this year?

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• sockpuppet 2012/09/10 23:23:37
  Yes

  

  +2

  It's gonna be a loooooong season.

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• Darr247 2012/09/10 22:29:46
  No

  

  +1

  Actually, I think his backup Kirk Cousins is a better quarterback, even though they're both rookies.

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• **Bessie** to Darr247 2012/09/11 19:17:40
  

  I think we are lucky...they are both very good, from what I've seen!

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• MOMMA THOMAS 2012/09/10 22:25:52
  No

  

  +6

  WHATEVER HE'S DOING, ....IT'S GOOD!

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• Fef to MOMMA T... 2012/09/11 01:10:05
  

  +2

  

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• Manster to Fef 2012/09/12 14:50:10 (edited)
  

  But RGIII's doing it better than that guy, Fef! :-) He's doing it in the real world, not in his own mind! LOL!

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