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Robert Griffin III

Robert Griffin III

Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 2"/213 lbs
Born: Okinawa, Japan
College: Baylor
Draft: 2012 1st round (2nd pick) by the
Washington Commanders
  • New York Post

    Robert Griffin III out on 'Monday Night Football' pregame as ESPN officially adds Jason Kelce

    Jason Kelce is officially going to be a part of football fans' Monday nights this fall. ESPN officially announced the signing of the recently retired Eagles center Tuesday to a multiyear contract to serve as an NFL analyst for the network's “Monday Night Football” pregame show. Kelce will join host Scott Van Pelt, analysts Ryan Clark and Marcus Spears, insider Adam Schefter and reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck on “Monday Night Countdown” Pro Football talk reported that Kelce will be replacing Robert Griffin III , who will remain with the network in other roles. 4 Robert Griffin III is off the ESPN pregame show. UPI Griffin will still be in the booth for some college games and do other NFL studio

  • The Middletown Press

    Say hello (again) to EA Sports College Football. The beloved video-game behemoth is back

    One with a story mode that would transport the 7-year-old into a college dorm room, where letters from fans filled his mailbox, the campus newspaper teased a championship and a list of Heisman candidates adorned his computer screen. “You know, we'd always joke, because he was a big kid, that 'Hey, maybe you're going to be on there someday,'” says the father, Bill Swartout. Today, more than a decade later, that 7-year-old — Brayden Swartout — is an offensive lineman at Central Michigan, living the story mode in real life.

  • Bleacher Report

    Video: Bills' Keon Coleman Talks Viral Press Conference, Path to NFL, More with RG3

    On Tuesday, Robert Griffin III's interview with Coleman on RG3 and The Ones dropped, and the two discussed a number of different topics. Coleman further explained that he shops at Macy's one or two seasons ahead for the discounts (e.g. When Griffin asked if he had any other shopping gems to share, Coleman declined with a smile, saying that they had to stay gems for a reason and they were for him to keep. During his introductory presser, Coleman made mention that the statistics say he wasn't supposed to make it to the NFL.