Robert Griffin III
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545 appearances
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2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 23 May
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And I respect that from the players. It's just the organization clearly didn't care. Right. And they said, we're going in this direction. We don't care what you think. So when you step into that environment, you're just trying to win them over. I think Caleb has won them over over the past three weeks. Yeah, I agree.
I think before that they were sitting there like, bro, we should probably still have Justin. And I don't know if that's necessarily right or not. But as a player, you walk in, you don't understand the layers of it till years go by. It took me to go to Cleveland. I went from dysfunction in Washington to dysfunction in Cleveland. Then I was out for a year.
Then I was blessed with the opportunity to go play in Baltimore. And that organization, the way they run it, Mr. Bashadi at the top. You got Eric DeCosta. We had Ozzie was the GM my first year there. And then Eric DeCosta took over. You got John Harbaugh. The way they structure that organization is how it's supposed to be. Yeah. And that's where I think players don't understand.
Damn, why did I come into this league?
this whatever all-star balitnikoff whatever you win and you get to a team and it's like why am i not being used the same way why don't why aren't they helping you get in the right position why am i not making the same types of plays it's all about the structure yeah and i think for a quarterback you have a structure that helps you build leadership i don't know if matt eberflus created a structure for caleb to be a leader in that in that first part of the season and now he's gone and caleb's got to do that whole process all over again with a new head coach yeah
Yes, man. My car actually got broken into in Cleveland and Baltimore, but it was Cleveland. We were at the game and they valet the vehicles in Cleveland. So you come in. Boom, valet guy takes it out. And they had stole like 5,000 bucks from my car. I stole a Rolex out of the glove box. And then it became public and they actually got mad. Like the Browns got mad at me for that.
And I'm like, well, I'm not the one who broke into my car.
You know, like we got to obviously take care of the players a little bit better. But it was just another sign of a dysfunctional organization. I even look at Jameis now. Like I think Jameis is a genuine guy. I think that the way he plays the game, he reminds me of sexy Rexy. Mm-hmm. Right? Yeah. Also RG3. Also RG3, exactly. He's going to keep both teams in the game. Yeah. Right?
Six touchdowns in the last game. It just so happened that two went the other way. And he has become the story there in Cleveland, but it's the sign of a dysfunctional organization. Yeah. They're not winning. They're 3-9. And the team is excited about a quarterback who is almost 50-50 on touchdowns to interceptions. That's why we love him. All right.
And it's all because of the dysfunction that they created when they signed Deshaun Watson.
So when you see Jameis and you see the speeches and the comments in the postgame, like, I always wonder, like, are people laughing more with him or are they laughing at him? I just think they're laughing because it's different than what they've been dealing with the turmoil.
Of the whole Deshaun Watson debacle.
And Jameis is getting the feed off of that.
So, I mean, I think it's I laugh with everyone else. I think it's funny. Yeah. But that's dysfunction. It's a sign of dysfunction as a player. You don't even know it until you get out of it. Because we're so used to being the man in high school, being the man in college, and then you get to the pros and you realize, well, there's like 16 pro teams that just don't know how to get it done.
To fire Ryan Poles. To sell the team Georgia Cask. I'm not doing that. It's just more of have it be clear. Let the football guys make the football decisions.
Bring the coach in. Yes. Let him control what he needs to control. And stop trying to be the forward-facing, I was right guy. Like, imagine if the Bears were, I don't know, 12-4 right now. Or Big Cat would definitely be saying.
He's not.
They do. And I'm waiting. This conversation would be different. If the Bears were 12-4. Oh, of course. Big Cat would be like, hey, remember when you said this, blah, blah, blah. I'd take a victory lap.
Not to take a victory lap, but you'd take the victory lap. And I understand that. So when you make a statement, you have to be ready to back it up. So I don't ever make a statement and say to myself, man, I hope this doesn't work out. I wanted you to be able to have a victory lap against me because I want Caleb Williams to be successful and I want the Bears to have a great team.
But until they make the changes that they need to make, it's going to be this never-ending cycle. And I don't want to see you guys ruin Caleb Williams.
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