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RG3 says he's taking it slow: Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III told reporters he's doing great in his recovery from a torn ACL, LCL and meniscus in his right knee. "Knee feels fine," he said. "It's about taking it slow. Each day is a better day."
(Updated 5/9/13) |
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| Fantasy Analysis |
We figure there will be more reports like this between now and late July, but his status when training camp opens will be the most important of all. Griffin tore up his knee on January 6 and the typical recovery from just an ACL procedure is nine months. His knee was damaged beyond that. Training camp opens on July 25, less than seven months after he got hurt. The Redskins' first game takes place September 9, eight months and three days after he got hurt. If the Redskins approach the injury with the long-term picture in mind, and that seems to be the case, then there might not be a reason to rush him back, particularly with Kirk Cousins backing him up. We wouldn't reach for RG3 in drafts this summer until we're sure he'll be on-time to start the season.
(Updated 5/9/13). |
| Robert Griffin III is a wild card for Fantasy owners this season. He had surgery to repair a torn ACL, MCL and meniscus in January, and he’s hoping to be ready by Week 1. If that happens, then Griffin could have an Adrian Peterson-like impact this year in his comeback from knee surgery. But if Griffin isn’t ready by Week 1 or suffers a setback with his knee, then depending on when you draft he could be a bust. We consider Griffin a low-end starting option coming into the year based on the uncertainty. No matter what you do with Griffin, you better back him up with a quality No. 2 quarterback (think Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger or Jay Cutler, for example) in case he doesn’t recover at 100 percent. When healthy, Griffin was a star as he showed last year with 344 Fantasy points, which made him the No. 7 quarterback in standard leagues. He averaged 22.9 points a week, something only four other quarterbacks (Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning) did last year, and we hope Griffin can make a full recovery without any problems. Gamble on him with a pick as early as Round 5 or 6. (Updated 4/26/13) |
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