Robert Griffin III says he will ‘always’ root for his former Washington Commanders despite abrupt ending

Robert Griffin III should be the future of that time Washington Red Skin.

Just started Heisman Trophy won at Baylorhe was the second pick for Andrew Luck and was shocked in the Rookie of the Year campaign.

But he never was the same after tearing the ACL in the playoffs, starting another 20 games in Washington before heading to the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens before retiring after the 2020 season.

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Washington Redskin quarterback Robert Griffin III (10) ran out of pocket in the second half of the NFL game against the New York Giants in Metlife Stadium, New Jersey. (Rich Kane/Icon Sportswire/Corbis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Apparently, Griffin would rather have his tenure in the U.S. capital, with the total number of the organization being 180 since he left his new owner instead of one, but two names changed.

But at the end of the day, the organization “changed my life forever.”

Griffin told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that he told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. “I love them, they showed me love, and I appreciate them. From this perspective, I will always be a fan of the Washington Commander and I have roots for Jayden Daniels.”

Fans are still rooted in Griffin, who is not in the country’s capital to give back to the community. But it’s an active step plan for Griffin, a child of two veterans, to work with USAA, which brings it closer.

Robert Griffin III addressed the 2022 NFL Draft in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 30, 2022. (David Becker/Getty Images)

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“That’s everything. Military families, military people in military communities are often forgotten, but these people are sacrificing everything for this country. They put the lives and freedom of other people’s family on their own.” “For me, this can’t be talked about enough because it takes a special kind of person to be willing to go there so that I can watch football games at the stadium on Saturday or Sunday.

“For me, it’s very, very important because I will never forget where I am, and I’m the son of two veterans who have served in the military for 21 and 13 years and have provided everything to this country and sacrificed in the war zone so that we all can experience the freedom we do. So for me, this positive step always admits that I’ve always gone from the community that has shaped my life and always returned to the community that has shaped my life.”

In 1975, Griffin, Daniels and Run Back Mike Thomas were the only player in Washington history to be named Rookie of the Year. Now, it seems like Griffin can watch Daniels as a fan for a long time.

Robert Griffin III and Jaden Daniels. (Imagn/ap)

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“We should continue to celebrate this young man. He is doing things he hasn’t done before and giving the Commander a franchise quarterback prospect,” Griffin said. “I think he can be their first franchise quarterback since then [Joe] Theisman. We should support him through all his ups and downs, because this young man is special. ”

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