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| Rachel Neiberding |
The Wall Street Journal writer Kevin Clark looks at
the Washington Redskins' movement toward a college-style offense to suit Robert Griffin III. Naturally, one would think that an NFL franchise might do a similar thing for Denard Robinson, another fleet-footed quarterback seemingly ill suited to play QB in the NFL. However, Griffin was a much more consistent thrower on the college level, meaning he can adapt to the NFL a little more easily. I still think that Robinson would struggle at QB in the professional ranks and, like most other people, assume he will have to switch positions in order to make a career of it.
