The Washington Redskins have had a rough start to the season after winning the NFC East division last year and at 1-4 the team is looking to rebound and on Sunday in Week 7 on the NFL schedule the team will host the 3-2 Chicago Bears at FedEx Field in a game that will air on FOX at 1:00 pm.
The Redskins are coming off of a tough loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night and now they will have to pull themselves out of a hole to get back in the division race and that starts now with their second week out of a bye. The team is hosting the Chicago Bears in the middle of a very tough stretch after playing the Cowboys, as they next will have to travel to play against the Denver Broncos next week and then will play against the San Diego Chargers. After that game the team has a tough stretch on the road with two against the Minnesota Vikings and the Philadelphia Eagles on the road and those could be two very tough games and the Vikings matchup will come on a short week as it is a Thursday night football game.
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The final stretch of the season as six tough games, including two against the New York Giants. After playing against the Eagles again, the team will play at home against the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night football and after that they will play against the Giants for the first time in their second straight night matchup, this time on Sunday night football and after that they will play against the improved Kansas City Chiefs. The final three games of the season starts on the road against the Atlanta Falcons and then the team finishes with two straight divisional games, as they play against the Dallas Cowboys at home and the on the road against the Washington Redskins.
The team has had a solid season from Robert Griffin with 1400 yards passing and six touchdowns and he is also the second leading rusher on the team with nearly 150 yards on the ground. The team has Alfred Morris with nearly 400 yards on the ground and three touchdowns, while Pierre Garcon has been the top receiver with 35 catches for 408 yards and two touchdowns. Griffin has passed for over 300 yards in three of five games this season, but not for the last two games and over the past three he has two interceptions and just one touchdown. This season Griffin is completing less than 60 percent of his passes
