Redskin vs. giants (RG III)

Washington Redskins play a big game on the big stage Monday night in December, and so far, tighten the NFC East race and improve their chances in the playoffs by beating the New York Giants, 17-16, at FedEx Field .

Redskins extend win streak to three games against NFC East an enemy and their record evened at 6-6. They are back in second place tie with the Dallas Cowboys, just a game behind the division leading Giants (7-5) with four games remaining. Redskins also fired in a game Seattle Seahawks (7-5) in the race for the second series of the two wild card points in the NFC.

“We knew three weeks ago that every game we played was like a playoff game,” Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan said.
Redskins rookie Quarterback Robert GRIFFIN III, two teams in each of the four Touchdown impressive last night won the game. To overcome a modest 163 meters.

But Griffin was 72, a record for a rookie NFL Quarterback for the same period. Pierre 11 and 31 seconds to a minute remaining to put the server Touchdown Redskins wide receiver from eight meters. Is maintaineThe wide receiver Josh Morgan error in the first half of the recovery in the end zone for a landing last Griffin Redskins ran the ball poorly and courage in the air.

"I sometimes get a little bit of luck," Shanahan.

Maurice right column Alfred half the cost of American Indians lost 124 yards away. He set a team record for bass season rushing mark with 1,000 yards, rushing yards in a rookie. Indians to 207 rushing yards. Garson, was very productive game for the second year in a row and eight catches for 106 yards.Giants to control the game much like the evening. Quarterback Eli Manning threw 280 meters, and the tight-year touchdown pass at the end Martellus Bennett. But the 'Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes alone three field goal with a touchdown in place.

"This is a great feeling," Redskins defensive victory at Stephen Bowen said. "In the second part, we have dedicated ourselves and we said," We have to get it done. Line of the season. '"

Defensive tackle Barry Cofield said: "We [the defense] in the second half .... We still do not control, but it looks like if we win, we're very strict in a good place."