Cowboys vs Redskins Injury Report; Hatcher and Williams Sit; Griffin Has Sprained Shoulder

.The injury report season is almost over and we have a full slate of players on the mend this week.  Defensive End Jason Hatcher is likely done for the season, and will not get the opportunity to play against his former team this week.  He talked about shutting it down for the season last week due to the knee injury that has been bothering him for the last few weeks.

Trent Williams on the other hand will play until his body has lost a few limbs, unless it's the Pro Bowl, he'll take it easy for the "All-Star" game.  He looked like he could barely lift or even feel his arm in last week's game against the Eagles, but unfortunately for the Redskins, that still made him the best available option at Left Tackle.

The big news from Head Coach Jay Gruden's press conference today was the sprained shoulder Robert Griffin III suffered against the Eagles on Saturday.  The injury happened when Fletcher Cox struck Griffin's arm during a sack, and Griffin amazingly held onto the ball.  Gruden seemed optimistic that Griffin should be able to play, but they won't know until he is examined more this weekend.  Griffin thres some passes today, but was limited in practice.

LB Keenan Robinson is a question mark for the season finale.  He has missed the last 3 games due to an MCL sprain in his knee, and said yesterday he was unsure about the Cowboys game.

Gabe Miller was limited today after missing last week.  Defensive Coordinator Jim Haslett said today that he expects Miller, Jackson Jeffcoat, and Trevardo Williams to all be active on Sunday with Trent Murphy out.

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