© Patrick Smith/Getty Images The Redskins are not as frustrated with Robert Griffin III as some may think.
Robert Griffin III isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, and the alleged tension over him within the Washington Redskins organization is overstated, according to a new report.
Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports that Washington has no plans to shop or trade Griffin before the November 3 trade deadline. According to La Canfora’s sources, general manager Scot McCloughan hasn’t even though
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The numbers never lie, but the Washington Redskins hope they do or else the giddiness that accompanied the team’s win over the mediocre St. Louis Rams, coupled by implosions and injuries to each of the ‘Skins three NFC East rivals, will have lasted four days. But throw out game plans, talent, injuries, a manageable 3.5-point spread, the outlier statistics from Weeks 1 and 2 and all that other garbage to focus on some more valid stats. And those, listed below, do not
If Robert Griffin III is on his way out of Washington, that means he’ll soon be packing his bags for somewhere else. Though everything is speculation and guesswork so early in the process, FTW has narrowed down the list of possible suitors to eight teams.
Before we start, here’s the nuts and bolts of the contract: The Redskins can trade RG3 without much cost to their, or another, team’s cap. He’d come relatively cheap for another team (a one-year, $3.4 million deal) and wouldn’t cost the Red
Herm Edwards discusses Redskins coach Jay Gruden’s comments about QB Robert Griffin III’s playing status and whether Griffin is the quarterback of the future for the Redskins.
SOURCE: ESPN
Herm Edwards discusses Redskins coach Jay Gruden’s comments about QB Robert Griffin III’s playing status and whether Griffin is the quarterback of the future for the Redskins.
SOURCE: ESPN
Five Native Americans are asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit the Washington Redskins filed against them over the team’s nickname.
The Native Americans, who are members of five different tribes throughout the U.S., earlier won a trademark dispute with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The agency ruled that the Redskins should lose trademark protection for their name because it may disparage Native Americans.
In court papers Monday, lawyers for the Native Americans say that if th
Robert Griffin III said he hopes to pick Tom Brady’s brain when the Redskins and Patriots hold joint practices this week.
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Robert Griffin III already has played against elite quarterbacks — ones with Super Bowls in their past and Hall of Fame speeches in their future.
Griffin hasn’t spent three days practicing against one, however, and that’s why he’s looking forward to the Washington Redskins’ workouts this week with Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
The teams wi
The Redskins have come under increasing pressure in the past year to change the team name. (Jonathan Newton/Washington Post)
In what might be the most significant pressure put on Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to change his team’s name, the United States Patent and Trademark Office has canceled the team’s trademarks on the basis that it is “disparaging to Native Americans.”
In its 2-1 ruling issued on Wednesday, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, an independent tribunal within th
Former Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has agreed to join the Redskins. (Kim Klement/USA TODAY Sports)
Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has agreed with the Washington Redskins. Jackson will join Washington on a three-year deal, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
Jackson took to Twitter to announce the agreement:
ITS GOIN DOWN !! BURGUNDY & GOLD http://t.co/tPN4g6AbeS
- Desean Jackson (@DeseanJackson10) April 2, 2014
The deal is worth $24 million, includi
