Robert Griffin III Sparks Confusion With Fake Netflix Documentary Tease

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Robert Griffin III Sparks Confusion With Fake Netflix Documentary Tease

Robert Griffin III appeared to tease a Netflix documentary about the 2012 playoff game in which he suffered a devastating ACL injury while playing for Washington. Griffin posted about “preparing” for a documentary examining why the team kept playing him against Seattle despite his injured knee. However, the post was later revealed to be part of a viral social media meme, not an actual documentary announcement.

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