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Griffin’s injury casts pall over dominating win - Richmond Times-Dispatch:
Jacksonville had no answer for the Skins offense, and couldn’t get away from the defense. Redskins linebacker Ryan Kerrigan recorded four sacks, while the team picked up 10 - tying the franchise record set in 1977.
EXCLUSIVE: Jay Gruden's Locker Room Speech
Hear from Head Coach Jay Gruden as he addresses the team after their 41-10 victory in the home opener Sunday.EXCLUSIVE: Jay Gruden's Locker Room Speech
Hear from Head Coach Jay Gruden as he addresses the team after their 41-10 victory in the home opener Sunday.
Here is what you need to know on this Monday, September 15, six days before the Washington Redskins go to Philadelphia to play the Eagles. Nickel coverage Five game notes and observations on the Redskins’ 41-10 win over the Jaguars on Sunday: —The Redskins’ 31-point margin of victory wa...
Thoughts and Observations: Redskins vs Jaguars | Fanspeak.com
Redskins 41, Jaguars 10: Ten observations - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN
LANDOVER, Md. -- Thoughts and observations after the Washington Redskins' 41-10 victory against the Jacksonville Jaguars: I don’t know if Rob
Defense Records 10 Sacks In Historic Performance
Tying a franchise record for most sacks in a game with 10, the Redskins' defensive unit gave the Jaguars everything they could handle in a 41-10 victory.
Kirk Cousins provides relief for Washington Redskins - ESPN
LANDOVER, Md. -- He stayed after practice Thursday, working on throws with a tight end. Kirk Cousins isn’t always the last one off the field, bu
Robert Griffin III calls pain 'excruciating' - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN
"When you get hurt and your season is cut short, it’s devastating," Gruden said. "I’m sick about it for him. He’ll probably beat all the odds and be back quicker than anybody in the history of dislocated ankles. But now we have to move forward."
Redskins notes: DeSean Jackson day-to-day with shoulder sprain - Washington Times
Jackson sustained the injury on a deep pass attempt from backup quarterback Kirk Cousins with a little less than seven minutes left in the first quarter. He bobbled the ball while falling to the ground, and a Jaguars defensive back landed on his shoulder.
For sack-happy Redskins defense, 'Who's next?' - Washington Times
"It was such a great feeling," said Ryan Kerrigan, who brought down Jaguars QB Chad Henne four times. "It was unlike anything I've ever been a part of before — to get that many sacks and just to play the kind of defense we played."
Alfred Morris enjoys touchdowns, but not as much as wins - Washington Times
The Redskins ran 42 times for a total of 191 yards Sunday. Morris accounted for 22 carries for 85 yards, including first-half bursts of 18 and 23 yards.
WATCH: Silas Redd's First Career TD
Washington Redskins running back Silas Redd runs in for a 14-yard touchdown.
Niles Paul Continues Strong Start With A Career Day
After recording four receptions for 86 yards in the season opener, tight end Niles Paul displayed his ability Sunday with 8 receptions for 99 yards and a touchdown.
Redskins rediscover their running game | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Kirk Cousins fans, your wish has been granted - Washington Times
Just like that, Cousins has a long-term starting assignment, though no one wanted it to happen this way. But if every defense plays as well as Jacksonville, the Hall of Fame is in Cousins' future and RG3 will have to resurrect his career elsewhere.
Will DeSean Jackson play in Philly next week? | Comcast SportsNet Washington
"I’ve had it before, an AC sprain," Jackson said. "This one was a little vicious [with] the pain right on the bone. I’m day-to-day and hopefully I can get back for practice next week. Big week next week vs. Philadelphia. I’m just looking forward to getting treated and doing the things I need to do every day."
RG3 gets visit from one of NBA's biggest stars after injury | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Observations From Week 2: Redskins vs Jaguars
Redskins Turn Their Attention To The Eagles
The Washington Redskins return to action next Sunday, Sept. 21, with a 1 p.m. kickoff against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.