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RGIII Quarterbacks Rare NFL Perfect Game

by Joe Levine | 4:45 pm, November 18th, 2012

Washington Redskins phenom Robert Griffin III quarterbacked a perfect game against the Philadelphia Eagles. What exactly constitutes a “perfect game,” you ask? Oh, probably something along the lines of…

14 completion on 15 attempts to nine different receivers for 200 yards and four touchdown passes.

12 rushes for 84 yards.

Zero turnovers.

A 31-6 victory over division rival Philadelphia.

The only thing RGIII didn’t do was return kicks.

For just a taste of his brilliance today, check out this touchdown pass to Santana Moss that, with a mere flick of the wrist, travels 60 yards in the air.

Perfection.

[ESPN]

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Richard

You and I have different ideas of what “a flick of the wrist means”
Richard

wrist” means.
Anonymous

Well, I didn’t mean literally.
bummed

Too bad it doesn’t count since he didn’t get 20 attempts off.
Anonymous

If it’s any consolation, I’m sure it counts in the Eagles’ minds.
someone

how is it perfect if he was 93%?? perfect means 100%
Rob

I’m not the smartest man in the world, but since when is a flick of the wrist confused with an entire body heave?
Guest

Nobody thought you meant that literally. But even as a rhetorical flourish– it’s a stretch to call that a flick of the wrist.
someone else

you’re a fucking moron
someone else else

the guy has a point. To be called perfect you should actually be perfect. Name calling is not necessary either….douchebag.
Yohan Bach

Not sure if kidding or actually not very smart. The perfect game is referring to his perfect passer rating.
Yohan Bach

Not sure if kidding or actually not very smart. The perfect game is referring to his perfect passer rating.
fuggettaboutit

Talking about the passer rating. You’se guys
fuggettaboutit

Talking about the passer rating. You’se guys
Dave

not exactly a “flick of the wrist”