RGII is incredible; this is not news. But Mike Shanahan is getting a little carried away. He claims that nobody has ever played at RGII’s level. Ever. Nobody. The quote, and why it’s so ridiculous, after the jump.

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…

The Pittsburgh Steelers caught a lot of flack for wearing their ugly throwback jerseys last week, but the Washington Redskins shouldn’t received that same hate today against the Carolina Panthers.

Jason Pierre-Paul of the New York Giants is apparently a full-fledged supporter of the Gangnam Style movement, and put his loyalty on display after sacking RGIII on Sunday by breaking out into the Gangnam Style dance.

The handy YouTube uploader even synced the Gangnam Style music with JPP’s dance for your viewing and listening pleasure, so you won’t be disappointed.

Redskins receiver Santana Moss was too much for the Giants, then for Washington, this afternoon as New York downed the visiting ‘Skins 27-23.

Today, we were reminded that Washington Redskins rookie phenom Robert Griffin III is, in fact, human after the quarterback was knocked out of today’s game against the Atlanta Falcons with what is now being called a mild concussion.

The Saint Louis Rams got after Robert Griffin III on Sunday in their win over the Washington Redskins. Though Griffin was sacked only once, he was hit numerous times and generally battered throughout the game. For a running quarterback, this should come as no surprise. But RGIII, purveyor of professionalism and on-field righteousness after two NFL games, has had enough.

Get ready for the latest idiotic news in the Robert Griffin III Nike-adidas logo saga. Somehow, this story continues to get dumber and dumberer.

The past week of media self-aggrandizement has been astounding – RGIII exceed everyone’s inflated expectations and sportswriters in Hawaiian shirts are now high-fiving each other everywhere. RGIII will come back down to earth sooner rather than later, either by his own accord or via his introduction to the full force of an NFL linebacker.

Ah, the old “I’m signed by a shoe company (adidas) different from the one that sponsors my team” problem. The players this time around: RGIII and adidas vs. the NFL and Nike.