Robert Griffin III is a pro when it comes to creating content.
The former NFL quarterback might not be on ESPN any longer, but he continues to garner interest from fans through the random things he loves to post about.
This week, Griffin took to his X account and posted his next viral video that included his wife, Grete.
Robert Griffin III captioned a video, “Me every time my wife wears leggings.”
Griffin set up his camera as his wife was busy holding their child in the kitchen, and he interrupted her by smacking her several times on the booty.
He had the video set to Kendrick Lamar’s new song called “TV off.”
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The video has garnered more than 506,000 views, over 3,600 likes, and almost 300 comments.
For Robert Griffin III, he has not found work since being fired by ESPN in September. He had two years remaining on his deal.
The report on his firing stated that his “stock had fallen” within the company, which led to his departure.
His departure came mere days after he publicly defended the Florida Seminoles. His wife, Grete Griffin, ran track and field at Florida State and graduated from the university.
Robert Griffin III Endorses Former ESPN Colleague For Jets General Manager Job
Robert Griffin III hasn’t worked at ESPN for over two months but still has many friends at the Worldwide Leader In Sports.
The former NFL quarterback and Baylor Heisman Trophy winner is now praising College football and NFL analyst Louis Riddick and thinking he should be considered for the Jets GM job.
“The Jets need a GM who the media will respect and if they don’t he won’t give a damn. That’s @LRiddickESPN,” Griffin said. “Louis has deep knowledge of the college prospects, evolution of the pro game and has zero doubt in what a team needs to build a champion. Let him pick his coach and his QB.”
Riddick has not worked in an NFL front office since 2013.
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