I read the following headline at ESPN.com and had to chuckle - "RG III does jumping jacks for fans." Yes, exciting, isn't it? The article continued the excitement by starting with this - "Robert Griffin III did a few jumping jacks, jogged in place and bounced up and down on the stage." Granted, the Washington Redskins quarterback is coming off a serious knee injury, but still, must we write a headline that he did some jumping jacks? If the trend continues, expect to see the following headlines over the next four months leading up to the season: - "RG III does five push-ups" - "RG III plays Wii bowling" - "RG III walks to the bathroom in the middle of the night" - "RG III bends his legs" - "RG III does stuff" http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9220646/robert-griffin-iii-does-jumping-jacks-washington-redskins-fans
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