John McDonnell/Washington Post
The first thing you notice is the footwork—and not because of the gold shoes. Yes, that’s part of Robert Griffin III’s persona. Just like the braids that flowed from underneath his Washington Redskins helmet. However, when Griffin starts dropping back, and sliding one direction and then another, then turning and moving outside the pocket, it’s not the color of shoes that impresses.
It’s the feet inside them.
That’s true whether he's sliding as he straddles bags, or backpedaling on a...
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