All the doctors have left to do is examine Robert Griffin III, put him through tests and determine whether his right knee which was reconstructed twice already, has healed completely. Then comes the hard part for Coach Mike Shanahan of the Washington Washington Football Team. After Griffin is medically cleared to practice, Shanahan must decide when he will play for the first time since he tore knee ligaments last January. If Griffin achieves his goal of being reinstated at the beginning of training camp late next month, should he start in the preseason opener? Should he play at all during the season? More questions and some of the answers right here in the Washington Post’s article. For Robert Griffin III and Mike Shanahan, the tough decisions come after the doctors sign off
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