When Robert Griffin III was healthy, he was as electric as any quarterback in the league. Injuries and an unstable system plagued him after an outstanding rookie year in which he tore his ACL, and that led to a mediocre following two seasons in Washington.
So when former Redskin and 13-year veteran Santana Moss weighed in on the top quarterbacks he ever played with, he tossed shade in unreal fashion to RGIII, via CSN:
1. Mark Brunell
2. Donovan McNabb
3. Rex Grossman
4. Jason Campbell
5. Robert Griffin III
Brunell and McNabb were fine quarterbacks during their playing days, but both were on the wrong side of 30 (both were 34) and had mediocre careers over their short stints in Washington. Grossman was just as miserable, tossing 23 touchdowns to 24 interceptions. Campbell was the only of the four ahead of RGIII you can make an argument for, as his numbers were relatively decent over the first four years of his career — all spent with the Redskins.
Campbell completed 61 percent of his passes for 55 touchdowns to 38 interceptions. During Griffin's stint in Washington, he completed 63 percent of his passes for over 8,000 yards, 40 touchdowns and 23 interceptions.
Either Moss has some vendetta against RGIII, or he's simply lost his mind.
