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Three days after spraining his knee, Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was just a little gimpy on the practice field and very cagey behind the microphone

The Washington Redskins say Robert Griffin III doesn't have a major knee injury.

We all had our smart reaction to the RG3 injury, each and every one. After everyone expressed genuine concern and hope that Robert Griffin would be OK and recover from his "mild" concussion, everyone from the announcers to the fans in the crowd had t...

If RGIII wants to survive in the NFL, he's going to need to use his brain and arm instead of his legs, writes Jeffri Chadiha.

A new Associated Press-GfK poll shows that nationally, "Redskins" still enjoys widespread support. Nearly four in five Americans don't think the team should change its name, the survey found. Only 11 percent think it should be changed, while 8 percent wer

Robert Griffin III says he will not push to play the next time he has an injury, claiming that he has learned from his "mistakes."

Robert Griffin III did a few jumping jacks, jogged in place and bounced up and down on the stage.

Robert Griffin III and Chris Clemons suffered serious knee injuries during their teams' playoff game on a shoddy surface at FedEx Field last season. It's tough to know whether bad sod influenced either injury or to what degree. The Washington R...

Matt Bowen analyzes what makes the Washington Redskins' offense special and the potential cost of pushing Robert Griffin III to return too fast from injury.

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With Robert Griffin III rehabbing from a serious knee injury, the Washington Redskins bolstered their alternative quarterback plans on Wednesday, bringing back Rex Grossman and giving Pat White another chance at the NFL.

According to The Washington Times, Robert Griffin III said President Barack Obama talked to him about "protecting myself" as the two men met at Verizon Center, where both were watching Syracuse's win over Marquette in an Elite Eight.

PHOENIX -- As Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III recovers from offseason knee surgery, the discussion about him focuses on the question of whether he can keep himself safe from further injury. The way he plays -- using his legs to ext...

Aaron Rodgers, Matt Ryan and Robert Griffin III were named to the Pro Bowl as NFC quarterbacks this season. All three withdrew from the game, citing injuries. That left alternates Drew Brees, Eli Manning and Russell Wilson to replace them. Were...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he doesn't have a problem with the way the Washington Redskins medical staff handled Robert Griffin III's knee injury.

The NFLPA will not demand a formal investigation of the Washington Redskins' handling of the knee injury suffered by quarterback Robert Griffin III under the sport's collective bargaining agreement.

According to Mark Maske at The Washington Post, the NFL Players Association could decide as soon as Friday whether or not to start a formal inquiry into the Washington Redskins' handling of Robert Griffin III's knee injury in Sunday's game. The NFLPA...