The Facts: Griffin had his most accurate passing performance of training camp on Thursday, completing 16 of 17 throws in seven-on-seven action. The incompletion was on an out route to his left where Griffin led Pierre Garcon a little too much, and the receiver couldn’t get to it. HC Mike Shanahan joked, “He’s got to get that other completion.”
Diehards Line:According to Post staffer Mike Jones, Griffin appeared to plant better on his throws today than he did on Wednesday. His footwork on drop-backs, the way he stepped back, planted and then sprung forward, stepping with his left and dragging the back toe looked just like all the other quarterbacks. He didn’t seem to heave the ball, relying heavily on his upper body, like he did on Wednesday. Griffin didn’t go downfield on any of his throws. The longest was a 15-yard strike to Logan Paulsen. The rest came in the 5- to 10-yard range as he worked through his progressions and found openings in the pass defense. ... In other words, nothing here to slow the RG3 train heading towards Week 1 with great alacrity. Draft accordingly.