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Patrick Semansky/AP If Robert Griffin III is unable to play, Kirk Cousins will get the start at quarterback.
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Five questions about the Redskins heading into Week 15

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Nick Wass/AP Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has a Grade 1 sprain of the LCL in his right knee, but he has not been ruled out to play against the Browns on Sunday.
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Status of Redskins’ RG3 unknown vs. Browns after Grade 1 knee sprain

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Jennifer Milbrett/The Washington Examiner Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said it remains uncertain whether Robert Griffin III or Kirk Cousins will start against the Browns.
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Rick Snider: Let the mind games of Redskins’ Shanahan begin

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What we learned in the Redskins’ win over the Ravens
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What we learned in the Redskins’ win over the Ravens

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Redskins not in control of destiny yet
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Redskins not in control of destiny yet

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Top Five: Memorable drives by the Redskins
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Top Five: Memorable drives by the Redskins

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Nick Wass/AP An MRI on Robert Griffin III's right knee revealed no serious damage after he was knocked out of the Redskins' victory over the Ravens.
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RG3 injures knee as Redskins stun Ravens in OT

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Patrick Semansky/AP Kai Forbath kicked three field goals Sunday, including the 34-yarder in overtime that won the game for the Redskins.
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Redskins’ special efforts key at the end

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Redskins-Ravens report card
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Redskins-Ravens report card

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Jennifer Milbrett/The Washington Examiner Kirk Cousins entered in relief of Robert Griffin III and completed both of his passes for 26 yards and the game-tying touchdown.
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Rick Snider: FedEx Field may not be shaking, but Redskins are stirring things up

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