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Week 1
Sept. 9
Jacksonville
Win
26-23 (OT)
Week 2
Sept. 16
at Indy
Loss
23-20
Week 3
Sept. 23
San Fran.
Win
24-13
Week 4
Sept. 30
at Detroit
Win
20-13
Week 5
Oct. 7
Tennessee
Win
30-7
Week 6
Oct. 14
at Washington
3:25 p.m.
Ch. 9
Week 7
Oct. 21
Arizona
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 8
Oct. 25
Tampa Bay
7:20 p.m.
NFL Network
Week 9
Nov. 4
at Seattle
3:05 p.m.
Ch. 9
Week 10
Nov. 11
Detroit
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 11
Nov. 18
Bye
Week 12
Nov. 25
at Chicago
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 13
Dec. 2
at Green Bay
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 14
Dec. 9
Chicago
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 15
Dec. 16
at St. Louis
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 16
Dec. 23
at Houston
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 17
Dec. 30
Green Bay
Noon
Ch. 9
Chart: A look ahead to next week to the Redskins
- October 7, 2012 - 11:04 PM
NEXT OPPONENT:
WASHINGTON (2-3)
The Redskins have lost eight in a row at home, and they will be led by a rookie quarterback -- either Robert Griffin III, who was injured Sunday, or Kirk Cousins.
REDSKINS WEEK 5
Atlanta 24, Washington 17
Griffin suffered a mild concussion and left the game in the third quarter, and Matt Ryan led the Falcons to three fourth-quarter scores as Atlanta remained unbeaten.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
Robert Griffin III
The second overall pick in the draft has revitalized Washington's offense, but the rookie QB found out Sunday that running in the NFL is a risky business. He will be evaluated today.
OUTLOOK
The Vikings, near the end of a 3-13 season, won in Washington last Christmas Eve. If the Redskins are without Griffin, the Vikings defense could feast on Cousins. Outlook: Horns up.
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