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  • Even if RG3 plays well the next few games it's a matter of time before he breaks down again next season. We need to move on from him. I'd roll with Kessler, any game time is good game time.

  • Although I'd like Kessler to keep playing...RG3 was brought in as the starter. We should probably let him prove that he sucks so we can go into the draft with that knowledge.

  • Griffyndor!

  • RG3 finish what you started! Is he worth finishing his contract??? Or do we roll with a youth movement....Kessler Hogan,AND...........??????

  • Griffin. Let's see what we've got, and how he does in Hue's offense, because we need to know if we want him around next year.

    Kessler will be here and he's already 8 games ahead of schedule, so he can sit and backup RG3 until the end of the year ... or until RG3 dies on the field in the third quarter Sunday.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Kessler will be here and he's already 8 games ahead of schedule, so he can sit

    Those 8 games of upstairs game tape of Kesser watching himself on what he missed & what he got should help Kess all offseason. Yep, Sit Kessler.. Even Randall Cunningham would be a sitting Duck in this pond et..0-12, Hell yea am excited to see a RG3 that can move from a broken pocket..Back-up? Hogan can move in poor protection also. Ran all over Bengals already..Pryor is #3..JMc welcome to inactive list 😛

  • Even if RG3 plays well the next few games it's a matter of time before he breaks down again next season. We need to move on from him. I'd roll with Kessler, any game time is good game time.

    @londonbrown said:

    Even if RG3 plays well the next few games it's a matter of time before he breaks down again next season. We need to move on from him. I'd roll with Kessler, any game time is good game time.

    normally I would agree but he is getting killed back there just roll with rg3 and hope for his sake that he is smart enough not to die back there

  • Kessler is a stiff! We need to forget about the Kessler experiment. He's not ever going to have a strong arm, can't move in the pocket but shows poise. Play RG3 and Hogan. Draft a QB before San Francisco, Chicago, Arizona, and the Jets take the best one available. With the number 10-12 pick we should be able to get better.

  • Kessler is a stiff! We need to forget about the Kessler experiment. He's not ever going to have a strong arm, can't move in the pocket but shows poise. Play RG3 and Hogan. Draft a QB before San Francisco, Chicago, Arizona, and the Jets take the best one available. With the number 10-12 pick we should be able to get better.

    @opal312 said:

    Kessler is a stiff! We need to forget about the Kessler experiment. He's not ever going to have a strong arm, can't move in the pocket but shows poise. Play RG3 and Hogan. Draft a QB before San Francisco, Chicago, Arizona, and the Jets take the best one available. With the number 10-12 pick we should be able to get better.

    Wow... you got thru all that and never once mentioned Dak Prescott... There's hope for you yet... 😉

  • RG3... the rookie version with that player's complete playbook and, hopefully, the increased wisdom of a fourth-year vet.

    @tour2ma said:

    RG3... the rookie version with that player's complete playbook and, hopefully, the increased wisdom of a fourth-year vet.

    So a revival of the full house sets?

  • @tour2ma said:

    RG3... the rookie version with that player's complete playbook and, hopefully, the increased wisdom of a fourth-year vet.

    So a revival of the full house sets?

    @tiamat63 said:

    So a revival of the full house sets?

    Whatever WSH did 2012... if that includes full house, Wing T or Wishbone... so be it.