NFL Draft Scouting Report

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Quarterback | Baylor | JR 
   Robert Griffin III
Height: 6-2⅜ | Weight: 223 | 40-Time: 4.41
Robert Griffin III | Baylor Bears
Official Bio

Stars
Strengths:
   • Amazing athlete with elite speed, quickness, burst
   • Excellent arm strength and can make all the throws
   • Elusive and can buy time and make plays with feet
   • Is able to work outside pocket and throw on the run
   • Very good touch, timing, accuracy and anticipation
   • Throws one of the best deep balls that you will see
   • Earns high marks for mental and physical toughness
   • A respected leader who teammates will rally around
   • Clutch and rises to the occasion in pressure situations
   • Competitive and a winner who's able to elevate teams
   • Mature and extremely intelligent with great work ethic
   • Lots of experience (40 starts) versus top competition
   • Still improving with considerable untapped potential

Weaknesses:
   • Adequate height and bulk but not the prototype
   • Must transition from spread to pro style system
   • Is not accustomed to working from under center
   • Raw in terms of reading and recognizing defenses
   • Must learn to scan field / go through progressions
   • Delivery and release point are too inconsistent
   • Average pocket presence and is too eager to run
   • Too many fumbles and must improve ball security
   • Might have long-term health / durability concerns

Injury History:
   • Missed most of 2009 season after tearing ACL in right knee
   • Missed second half of a game in 2011 due to a concussion

Notes:
A three-year starter for the Bears --- Part of a military family and was born in Japan --- Originally committed to Houston but then opted to follow Art Briles to Baylor --- 2011 Heisman Trophy winner --- Named a Consensus All-American in 2011 --- Garnered All-Big 12 notice in 2010 and 2011 --- Named the Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of Year in 2008 and was the nation's youngest starting quarterback --- Named the Big 12 Offensive Player of Year in 2011 --- Won Davey O'Brien Award and Manning Award in 2011 --- Set or tied 54 school records in just three full seasons at Baylor --- One of three players in FBS history to top 10,000 passing yards and 2,000 rushing yards for career --- A high school track star who set a number of state records and was the 2007 Texas Gatorade Boys Track & Field Athlete of the Year --- Earned All- America honors in outdoor track and field at Baylor in '08 --- Graduated in just three years with Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and is close to earning a master's degree in Communications --- Aspires to attend law school --- Not quite as explosive as Michael Vick but is more polished as a passer coming out of college --- A dynamic dual-threat weapon who can make plays with arm or legs but is definitely a passer first and foremost --- A rare athlete at the quarterback position with even better intangibles --- Potential franchise signal caller who could wind up having the type of career that Michael Vick was supposed to.

NFL Player Comparison: Michael Vick



Career Statistics
Year GP COMP ATT YDS COMP % TD INT
2008 12 160 267 2,091 59.9% 15 3
2009 3 45 69 481 65.2% 4 0
2010 13 304 454 3,501 67.0% 22 8
2011 13 291 402 4,293 72.4% 37 6
Totals 41 800 1,192 10,366 67.1% 78 17

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