Of course he is the starter. He's the key to the franchise.
If he doesn't want to or can't learn plays, then you simplify the **** out of the playbook. You prop him up and let him play. You let him run. If he kills himself then you go to the second rate talents sitting on your bench, but they cannot win without RGIII.
Unless of course they trade him and draft another QB in the first round.
If he doesn't want to or can't learn plays, then you simplify the **** out of the playbook. You prop him up and let him play. You let him run. If he kills himself then you go to the second rate talents sitting on your bench, but they cannot win without RGIII.
Unless of course they trade him and draft another QB in the first round.