(02-02-2024, 09:41 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(02-02-2024, 09:32 PM)ChrisJagBoy Wrote: Right here, I thought he was another Ohio product that performed well in college based on the extremely simplified offense they run and abundant talent around him.

Lookie there, I was wrong.

Sorry tho, haven't been wrong on Trevor yet. I know that's what you really want to hear.

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Who is everyone? I never looked at RG3 and thought he was an elite QB. I thought he had scary speed at the QB position which was a rarity at the time, but comparing RG3 and Stroud is downright ignorant. Stroud passes the eye test with flying colors. Something Trevor has not been able to acomplish.

RGIII easily one of the best rookie seasons in modern history and he took the Redskins to the play offs in year one. It was a universally accepted thought by the majority of the MSM.

His rookie debut game against the Saints was memorable. 20 TD passes Vs. 5 INTs, 3200 yards passing with another 800+ yards and 8 TDs. He was 9 - 6 as a starter. 65.6% completion percentage. 

No clue what your thoughts were. That was back in 2012. He was good though. Same offense and similar concepts CJ had with Slowik because its the same offense RGIII had minus the RPO stuff the Shanahan's ran. Slowik was there. 

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RG3: 9-6, 65.6%, 3200 yards, 20 TDs, 5 INTs, 815 Rush Yards, 7 Rush TDs, Total TDs 27

CJ: 9-6, 63.9%, 4108 yards, 23 TDs, 5 INTs, 167 Rush Yards, 3 Rush TDs, Total TDs 26

RG3 is actually a perfect comparison and by the numbers, actually had a slightly better season than CJ. Now, RG3 had a bad knee injury, CJ had a bad concussion. It will be interesting to see how CJ does in year two

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