Less competition for division title. Hope he recovers by year end though, but with the handling of the previous incident, wouldn't surprise me if Washington holds him out for the entire year.
He should recover just fine but I am thinking injuries may be a constant problem for him...
he has a slim build, he really doesn't have the body frame for taking hits
he won't last too long in a pistol offense...
Slim? I don't know too man slim guys that can put up 375 on the bench press. I agree his gamestyle will have to change or he is going to keep getting hit after hit. He is built for taking some hits but you can be as muscular as you want but if your knee bends the wrong way after you catch a blow on a QB keeper, there's not too much you can do.
Problem with RG3 is he becomes reckless once he starts to scramble. He doesn't play it smart and slide and he's always taking hits when he scrambles.
He can last in the pistol offense but maybe they should lower the amount of plays they run out of it. I also don't think they are going to use it as much once RG3 matures as a player as the pistol offense was a good bridge to the NFL to help him adjust.
RG3 is most definitely thin.. He's no McNabb or Culpepper those dudes were built like rocks. Rg reminds me of the Allen Iverson of football.. Strong and ripped but not nearly as compact or big as the defenders going at him.
Problem with RG3 is he becomes reckless once he starts to scramble. He doesn't play it smart and slide and he's always taking hits when he scrambles.
He can last in the pistol offense but maybe they should lower the amount of plays they run out of it. I also don't think they are going to use it as much once RG3 matures as a player as the pistol offense was a good bridge to the NFL to help him adjust.
He got more careful as the season went on, but still got injured. Oddly enough, he seemed to get less careful after he got hurt (aside from that really early slide against Dallas). It was almost like he was testing it out against Seattle.