Robert Griffin III on why his coach left him in a preseason game when he was getting pummeled: 'I just work here, man'

Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III suffered a concussion against the Detroit Lions in a Week 2 preseason game, leading to speculation and criticism about why head coach Jay Gruden kept his injury-prone quarterback in a meaningless game when the offensive line couldn't protect him.

One anonymous head coach went so far as to call Gruden's decision "personal" and said it was unlike anything he'd ever seen before.

Gruden has had a bizarre relationship with his quarterback since he took over in 2014. After a Week 11 loss last year, Gruden publicly criticizing Griffin as much as you'll see a coach ever criticize a quarterback. Last week's Lions game was only the latest incident between the two.

Today, Griffin addressed the media and responded to a question about whether there was any deliberation between the coaches on whether or not to keep in the game.

"I just work here, man," he answered, according to Mike Jones of The Washington Post.

Here's his full response, via Michael Phillips:

This isn't exactly a glowing endorsement of Gruden or the rest of the organization's coaches and doctors. With less than three weeks until the start of the regular season, the relationship between RG3 and Gruden seems to be getting worse and worse by the day.