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The simplest explanation for the success of the Washington Redskins’ offensive line is that the group looks much better than it actually is because of star rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III.
“Man, Robert is so dynamic, so incredible, yeah, our whole team is better because of him,” left tackle Trent Williams said. “But if you haven’t noticed, Robert doesn’t block for himself.” True. Griffin isn’t a solo artist. Even he needs help. And Griffin is getting some from an effective unit on one of the NFL’s hottest teams.
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