Robert Griffin III has seen some of the best and the worst of what the NFL has to offer during his football career. The former Baylor Heisman winner began his career with an electric rookie season in Washington, only to have injuries derail a promising run with a franchise that spent years as arguably the most dysfunctional in the NFL. He later played for another team that could contend for that mantle, the Cleveland Browns.
So when the former ESPN personality says a franchise is the worst in the league, he has some experience to back it up. After watching the Chicago Bears fall to the Seattle Seahawks in a brutal 6–3 game on Thursday Night Football, he believes the NFC North team deserves that distinction.
