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RG3 Says Knee Surgery Rehab on Track, He’s ‘Doing Great’
Robert Griffin III’s right knee rehabilitation continues to progress well at the halfway point between the ACL revision surgery he had in January and the Redskins’ regular-season opener.
“I’m doing great,” Griffin said Wednesday. “The knee feels fine. It’s just about taking it slow. Each day is a better day because the knee feels better, you do more things. It’s just a process, and I’m going through it.”
Griffin spoke to reporters at a downtown D.C. hotel at an American Cancer Society luncheon honoring Tanya Snyder, wife of Redskins owner Daniel Snyder, as the society’s Mother of the Year.
The quarterback had surgery Jan. 9 to revise his anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and repair the lateral collateral ligament and medial meniscus. Doctors expect him to be ready for the Redskins’ Sept. 9 opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
