In today’s Three and Out: RG3 takes another step in his comeback; the Seahawks have lots of plans for Percy Harvin and Randall Cobb has a high ceiling.

In today’s Three and Out: Kirk Cousins is trying to channel his inner RG3, Ahmad Bradshaw is looking for a job and Chad Henne is looking for Blaine Gabbert’s job.

In today’s Three and Out: It’s time for Dwayne Bowe to produce like a top-five receiver; Peyton Manning could be throwing it a whole lot more and your weekly RG3 injury update.

In today’s Three and Out: The Redskins won’t rush Robert Griffin III; Larry Fitzgerald is staying put in Arizona.

1. With Redskins QB Robert Griffin III’s win at Saints in Week 1 and QB Kirk Cousins’ Week 15 win at Browns, the Redskins became the first team in a non-strike season to have two different rookie quarterbacks win their first career starts in the same season, since rookies John Elway and Gary Kubiak won their starting debuts with the 1983 Broncos. ————————————————————————————————————————————– 2. Seahawks QB Russell Wilson threw a game-winning touchdown pass in the final two minutes of regulation or overtime three times this season, the most ever by a rookie since at least the 1970 merger. ————————————————————————————————————————————– 3. Colts QB Andrew Luck led seven game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime, which ties the highest single season […]

The holidays are a magical time of the year. Families come together, communities help the needy, and almost anything is possible. Including miracles. Several NFL teams are in need of such a miracle, whether for a playoff run or long-term future of their franchise. Here’s a run-down of which NFL teams are in need of a little magic this holiday season:

Fantasy football stopped being fun for a lot of us in Week 16. Though, I’ve long contended fantasy football isn’t fun. You’re gutted when your team loses, and you’re merely relived when your team wins.

Week 14 was super, but Week 15 is going to be superbad.  Some great games that are possible playoff previews. Check out some of our treasure trove of content over the past week. Sunday: Meet Kirk Cousins: Redskins Quarterback and Cinephile - He rescued the Redskins on Sunday. Meet’s the NFL’s aspiring Roger Ebert. Monday: Madden Curse Watch – Megatron.3.5 inches of snow.  Will Ferrell. Need we say more? LaDainian Tomlinson Top 21 Moments – LT was one of the best running backs ever.  Check out our cool interactive page and see his 21 best runs. Week 14: Curse, Coincidence or Superstition – Revenge is a dish best served Cam Newton style. Expected, Unexpected – It’s Week 14. Napoleon Dynamite, the Jets […]

As the playoffs draw nearer, it becomes more acceptable to start fantasizing about the potential matchups that could be on the horizon. Here are five playoff showdowns we can only hope to witness come January.

It should come as no surprise a Redskins rookie quarterback rallied his team to victory on Sunday. What is a surprise is the rookie is Kirk Cousins. But just who is Kirk Cousins? Aside from a 2012 fourth round pick from Michigan State? Well, you can learn a lot from a man from reading his Twitter feed. And it turns out, he really knows his movies. Home Alone on ABC Family right now. What a great movie.— Kirk Cousins (@KirkCousins8) December 06, 2012 And he sure moved like Kevin McCallister when he tied up the game on a two-point conversion. Dare we say, the Ravens channeled their inner Wet Bandit Excited to meet Sinbad tonight! "Houseguest" is an all time […]

The NFC North is a two-team race, just as we all figured. What we didn’t figure was it would be the Chicago Bears (well, we kinda figured them) and the Minnesota Vikings (nobody saw it coming). The Bears and Vikings won in a pair of laughers, but the Packers?

The Redskins drew plenty of flak for drafting Kirk Cousins after taking Robert Griffin III. But the move says less about the team’s QB competition than it does about Mike Shanahan‘s future.

NFL Network draft guru Mike Mayock held a 97-minute pre-draft conference call with reporters from across the nation where he answered questions on the top two expected picks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III and shared his unique perspective.

Around the League’s Marc Sessler broke down some of the finer points of Mayock’s conference.

NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner, a former NFL MVP and Super Bowl-winning quarterback, watched all the QBs work out Sunday at the NFL Scouting Combine and shares his thoughts.