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Redskins Fall to Jets 34-17
Sam Darnold more than made up for an ill-timed interception by throwing for 293 yards and a career-high four touchdowns, and the New York Jets routed rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins and the Washington Redskins 34-17 Sunday for their second consecutive victory.
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Redskins Name Dwayne Haskins Starting QB for Rest of Season
The Washington Redskins on Monday named Haskins their starting quarterback for the rest of the season. The 15th overall draft pick takes over with Washington 1-8 and the New York Jets up next Sunday.
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Redskins Say Williams Failed Physical for Helmet Discomfort
Standout left tackle Trent Williams is back at the Washington Redskins’ practice facility, but there’s no certainty that he’ll play at all this season.
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AP Source: Trent Williams Ends Holdout, Reports to Redskins
Trent Williams is back with the Redskins after not being traded, a source told the Associated Press.
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Redskins' Keenum Has Foot Injury, Status vs. Giants in Doubt
Quarterback Case Keenum’s foot injury puts his availability in doubt for the Washington Redskins on Sunday at the New York Giants.
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Redskins Running Back Derrius Guice Undergoes Knee Surgery
Washington Redskins running back Derrius Guice had right knee surgery that coach Jay Gruden called a “minor procedure.”
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Redskins RB Guice Undergoes MRI on Right Knee
Washington Redskins running back Derrius Guice underwent an MRI on his right knee the morning after making his NFL debut, coach Jay Gruden confirmed in a press conference Monday.
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Redskins QB Dwayne Haskins Flashes Skill vs. Ravens
Dwayne Haskins completed 10 of 17 passes for 104 yards and a touchdown and showed flashes of why the Washington Redskins consider him their quarterback of the future in a 20-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Haskins Up and Down As Bengals Beat Redskins
Washington first-round pick Dwayne Haskins made strong throws and his share of mistakes, and fellow rookie Ryan Finley continued to make his case to be Cincinnati’s backup quarterback in the Bengals’ 23-13 victory over the Redskins on Thursday night in each team’s second preseason game.
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Redskins' Alexander Sees Specialist, Out 2 Weeks With Injury
Washington Redskins cornerback Adonis Alexander is expected to miss at least two weeks with a right quadriceps injury.
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Redskins Rookie Committed as Much to Dog Rescue as Football
Redskins rookie Wes Martin is committed to dog rescue as much if not more than football.
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Still Without Williams, Redskins Sign OL Penn, Thornton
With left tackle Trent Williams still holding out, the Redskins signed veteran Donald Penn.
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Redskins Deny Report Williams Won't Play for Them Again
The Redskins on Sunday denied a report that left tackle Trent Williams no longer trusts President Bruce Allen or the medical team and informed the team he didn’t intend to play for them again.
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Orpik Retires After 15 NHL Seasons, 2 Stanley Cup Titles
Brooks Orpik called it a career Tuesday after 15 bruising NHL seasons in which he established himself as a big-hitting, shutdown defenseman and won the Stanley Cup twice.
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Better Camera Technology Game-Changer for Triple Crown Races
Without high-tech cameras and updated monitors, TV viewers would not have been able to see Justify win the 2018 Preakness. At least not nearly as clearly as they did. When the fog descended on Pimlico Race Course, everyone was blinded to the track. But NBC Sports’ use of the “BatCam” and high-definition monitors in the broadcast booth for the first...
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Redskins' Foster Carted Off Field With Apparent Knee Injury
Washington Redskins linebacker Reuben Foster appeared to injure his left knee during his first snap at an offseason practice Monday and was taken off the field on a cart.
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Charges Against Redskins Safety Montae Nicholson Dropped
Charges against Washington Redskins safety Montae Nicholson stemming from an altercation in December have been dropped.
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Women's Players Hope NHL Steps in to Create New League
Meghan Duggan need only look around sports to get excited about what an NHL-run women’s hockey league might look like. The NBA did it with the WNBA. Soccer leagues in Europe and the U.S. have done it. And that was enough for the 2018 U.S. Olympic gold-medal winning captain and more than 200 fellow players to take a leap of...
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Redskins' Foster Fined, Not Suspended, After NFL Review
Reuben Foster has been fined two game checks and reinstated to the Washington Redskins’ active roster after an NFL investigation into an incident of domestic violence found he did not violate the league’s personal conduct policy.
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Capitals Survive Surge From Hurricanes to Win Game 1
Nicklas Backstrom and Alex Ovechkin combined to score three goals on the first eight shots, and the defending Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals survived a surge from Andrei Svechnikov and the Carolina Hurricanes to win Game 1 of their first-round series 4-2 on Thursday night.