re: how quickly they forget

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He also played for fething baylor and had a completion percentage of over 70% while throwing it 400 times. His defense gave up 39 points a game, he had to put up madden numbers for his team to win. He was the definition of "Put the team on my back doe".

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So what. Everyone in the league puts up big numbers. Obviously RGIII is good but he wasn't exactly playing the best defenses.

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Most corners decide to learn to cover and stop players from catching the ball in the first place instead of forcing fumbles. If this trend were reversed there would be many corners like Tyrann. Not every year, but for every guy putting up 5+ INT's there'd be somebody putting up 5+ FF's.

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Most linebackers and Defensive linemen don't force fumbles at the rate TM7 used to. 11 in 2 years. So your saying corners don't force fumbles like Tyrann because they would rather break up a pass, and once they don't they just stop playing football or something?

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Do you ever actually watch football outside of LSU and the SEC? Anyone who actually watched RGIII at Baylor knew that everything he did was the life and death of that team. He didn't make plays, he made games, and Tyrann, while an excellent playmaker, was just another cog in the machine. LSU would have at worst won 8-9 games without Mathieu, and instead won 13 with him. Baylor wouldn't have qualified for a bowl without RGIII, and instead beat Oklahoma for the first time in their school's history.

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If you watched games you would know Baylor needed an RGIII pass to be deflected by a Oklahoma player 15 feet into the air in just to be luckily caught by a Baylor WR who then ran another 40 yards. YEah i am sure that was RGIII intention. I guess you didn't watch the SEC championship or the Arkansas game where TM7 basically broke both games open. Or the Oregon game, or the WVU game.