Robert Griffin III's health is the key to Washington being successful |
The first answer to that question is simple. Play better defense. That will be hard to do with starting DE Jarvis Jenkins suspended for the first 4 games of the 2013 season, but it HAS to happen in order for the team to get better. The Redskins obviously have success running the read option, so throwing that play out the window is out of the question. In the NFL, you have to stick with something until the opponent proves they can stop what you are bringing to the table. Teams will run the same running play all game as long as it moves the chains...it's a simple philosophy. I don't see RGIII staying healthy for the entire season with his style of play, so the Redskins defense has to step up their game tremendously. Washington's defense gave up the 3rd most passing yards, allowed the 4th most touchdowns, and surrendered the 11th most touchdowns last season. Although the run defense was stout all season and the secondary picked off the 3rd most passes in the NFL, there clearly has to be more consistency on that side of the ball. Look for the Redskins to struggle this season with an unhealthy RGIII, a lackluster group of wideouts and an average defense
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