Washington Redskins

Focused Giants get to 11-1 by beating 'Skins
New York Newsday | December 01, 2008
LANDOVER, Md. - It didn't take long for Eli Manning to change the focus of the game. With all the attention pointed at a wide receiver with a hole in his leg back home, the Giants' quarterback quickly set a tone for his team, making it clear that distractions would not be an option.

Recap: Washington vs. NY Giants
Kansas City Star | November 30, 2008
Eli Manning threw for 305 yards, including a 40-yard touchdown to Amani Toomer, and Brandon Jacobs ran for another score, as the New York Giants defeated the Washington Redskins, 23-7, at FedEx Field.

No Plax, no problem: Giants steamroll Redskins 23-7
USA Today | November 30, 2008
Nothing is stopping the New York Giants these days. Not the latest distraction surrounding their star receiver. Not the rain ...

Redskins Fall Flat, Lose to Giants at Home
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
The New York Giants were in control from the outset Sunday and handed the Washington Redskins their third loss in four games with a 23-7 victory at FedEx Field.

GIANTS (10-1) vs. REDSKINS (7-4)
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
1 P.M. AT FEDEX FIELD {vbar} TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45 {vbar} Radio: WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), WGRQ (95.9 FM), WSMD (98.3 FM), WWEG (106.9 FM), WTEM (980 AM), WNAV (1430 AM); Spanish WXTR (730 AM). {vbar} Line: Giants by 3 1/2

New York Giants Running Back Brandon Jacbos Is a Big Challenge for Washington Redskins
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
One of the lasting images from the Week 1 meeting between the Redskins and Giants is of New York's mammoth running back, Brandon Jacobs, steamrolling over safety LaRon Landry deep in Washington territory. And while Jacobs gets the bulk of the attention in New York's dominant three-man running...

PROJECTED STARTERS
Washington Post | November 30, 2008

INJURY REPORT
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
GIANTS OUT: WR Plaxico Burress (hamstring), LB Jonathan Goff (hamstring).

THE ZORN ZONE | First-Year Coach Jim Zorn's Take on the GIANTS
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
On how Washington has progressed since the season-opening game against the Giants:

The Developing World
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
None of these quarterbacks can be mentioned with Tom Brady or Peyton Manning -- yet. But they all seem poised to become elite NFL quarterbacks.

Giants Wide Reciever Burress Released from Hospital After Accidentally Shooting Himself in the Leg
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress was released from a New York hospital yesterday after suffering a leg wound in a shooting Friday, according to the Giants.

E. Manning a Leading Example as Redskins' Campbell Tries to Take Next Step
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
They were chosen one year and two dozen NFL draft spots apart, so in some ways there is little that ties together the pro careers of the New York Giants' Eli Manning and the Washington Redskins' Jason Campbell. Everything, from contract to expectations to timetable for success, is different for a...

Redskins vs. Giants
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
When: Today, 1 p.m. Where: FedEx Field. TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45.

E. Manning a Leading Example as Redskins' Campbell Tries to Take Next Step
Washington Post | November 30, 2008
Quarterback Eli Manning of the defending champion Giants has become the standard by which the progress of other developing players at the position -- like the Redskins' Jason Campbell -- can be measured.

Giants Wide Reciever Burress Released from Hospital After Accidentally Shooting Himself in the Leg
Washington Post | November 30, 2008

Job No. 1 for Giants is stopping Redskins' Portis
New York Newsday | November 30, 2008
Danny Clark knows the Giants' defense has to be wary of Clinton Portis. He also knows that, surprisingly, not everybody else always is.

Redskins vs. Giants
Washington Post | November 29, 2008
When: Tomorrow, 1 p.m. Where: FedEx Field. TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45.

London Fletcher Loses Boot but Misses Another Practice for the Washington Redskins
Washington Post | November 29, 2008
London Fletcher's sprained foot is healing but he fails to practice Friday and remains a game-time decision for Sunday's game.

Washington Redskins Prepared to Make Stretch Run for NFL Playoff Spot
Washington Post | November 29, 2008
With five games remaining, and every team in the NFC East still alive for a playoff berth, the Redskins know they must keep their focus.

NFL Seems to Benefit From Increased Scoring
Washington Post | November 29, 2008
Scoring is soaring in the NFL, with the league coming off its highest-scoring weekend ever, all of which pleases league officials, who feel high scoring helps draw audiences.

One year later, Sean Taylor's legacy strong with Redskins
USA Today | November 28, 2008
Jason Taylor and Chris Horton never were Sean Taylor's teammates with the Washington Redskins. Never practiced alongside him. ...

Zorn Not Optimistic on Fletcher; Carter Walking 'Very, Very Gingerly'
Washington Post | November 28, 2008
Jim Zorn said yesterday he is concerned about MLB London Fletcher 's ability to play Sunday against the New York Giants at FedEx Field, with starting DE Andre Carter still a question as well. Fletcher and Carter both are dealing with foot injuries. Starting LT Chris Samuels was very limited in...

Redskins' Children Populate Hokies-Cavaliers Rivalry
Washington Post | November 28, 2008
Four sons of former Redskins -- Virginia Tech linebackers Cody Grimm (Russ Grimm), Brett Warren and center Beau Warren (Don Warren), and Virginia's Jared Green (Darrell Green) -- will all play significant roles in today's Virginia-Virginia Tech rivalry.

Redskins, Suisham Set for Finishing Kick
Washington Post | November 28, 2008
Place kicker Shaun Suisham his role could increase in the final five regular season games as the Redskins have struggled to score touchdowns.

Redskins Rule Out Marcus Washington for Sunday's Game With Giants
Washington Post | November 27, 2008
Coach Jim Zorn says the Redskins are ruling out only linebacker Marcus Washington for Sunday's game against the New York Giants.

Campbell Is Earning Zorn's Trust
Washington Post | November 27, 2008
The maturation of quarterback Jason Campbell as a full-time starter has been one of the ongoing story lines this season for the Redskins.

Memory of Redskins' Taylor still lives on
New York Newsday | November 27, 2008
Sean Taylor died a year ago today.

Redskins cut ex-MVP RB Alexander
Detroit News | November 26, 2008
ASHBURN, Va. -- Former NFL MVP Shaun Alexander was released by the Washington Redskins on Tuesday after getting only 11 carries in five games.

'A year ago, this dark cloud came over our heads': Sean Taylor's presence strong with Redskins
Star Tribune | November 26, 2008

Alexander Cut; Boschetti Added to Defensive Line
Washington Post | November 26, 2008
The Washington Redskins released RB Shaun Alexander yesterday and re-signed DT Ryan Boschetti in an effort to bolster their injury-weakened defensive line.

For Redskins, Loss of Sean Taylor Is a Shared Burden
Washington Post | November 26, 2008
When rookie strong safety Chris Horton entered the locker room at Redskins Park for the first time, he was drawn to the only dressing stall covered with plexiglass. As he stood in front of the small area that serves as a daily reminder of late Pro Bowl safety Sean Taylor, Horton quickly realized he...

Mike Wise on Sean Taylor and the Redskins
Washington Post | November 26, 2008
The Seattle game was over, and a beat-up and bandaged Clinton Portis sat on a stool in a near-empty corridor of Qwest Field. Before he explained how the NFL's leading rusher backpacked his team to victory again, No. 26 spoke of No. 21, whose encased cubicle still sits next to his in memoriam.

On Football: the Redskins' Secondary Carries on Without Sean Taylor
Washington Post | November 26, 2008
The possibilities, from a coaching perspective, seemed limitless. Sean Taylor had evolved into such a complete safety, such a unique defender, that sometimes the staff would sit around after practice and dream up ways to use him.

Redskins cut ex-NFL MVP Shaun Alexander
USA Today | November 25, 2008
Former NFL MVP Shaun Alexander was released by the Washington Redskins on Tuesday after getting only 11 carries in five games. ...

Fletcher, Carter Have MRIs, Hope Not to Miss Time
Washington Post | November 25, 2008
The Redskins are hoping not to be too short-handed at linebacker and along the defensive line when they play the New York Giants on Sunday. LB London Fletcher and DE Andre Carter both had MRI exams on their injured feet yesterday.

Redskins Have Their 'Hooray,' and Snyder Has a Ball
Washington Post | November 25, 2008
Some elements of Sunday's postgame celebration were to be expected. Jim Zorn, despite his dramatic homecoming, "kept it medium," according to Santana Moss. The coach also led a for-old-times-sake rendition of "Hip Hip Hooray," which had been absent from the locker room for the past four weeks.

Champions and Then Some
Washington Post | November 25, 2008
The New York Giants were hopeful yesterday they will have tailback Brandon Jacobs and wide receiver Plaxico Burress back in their lineup for Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field.

Redskins vs. Giants
Washington Post | November 25, 2008
When: Sunday, 1 p.m. Where: FedEx Field. TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45.

Top Defenses Present Challenge for Redskins' Offense
Washington Post | November 25, 2008
On the first offensive play of the Washington Redskins' season 2 1/2 months ago, Coach Jim Zorn called what he thought would be a simple pass from quarterback Jason Campbell to wide receiver Santana Moss. The play was designed to build the confidence of the unit in Zorn's first game as an NFL head...

Redskins/Ravens moves to Sunday night for Week 14
Kansas City Star | November 24, 2008
The NFL announced its final schedule for Week 14 and moved the game between the Washington Redskins and Baltimore Ravens to the Sunday night slot.

Springs gets revenge, so Redskins get a victory
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | November 24, 2008
The Seahawks had one last chance to pull out a victory, or at least pull into a tie with the Washington Redskins at Qwest Field on Sunday. Until, that is, former Seahawk Shawn Springs intercepted Matt Hasselbeck's final pass.

REDSKINS 20 SEAHAWKS 17
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
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Aggressiveness, Inside Knowledge Help Washington Redskins Shut Down Seahawks on Third Downs
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE When Jim Zorn met with his defensive coaches early last week to share insights gleaned from his years as the Seattle Seahawks' quarterback coach, he made one suggestion in the game plan above all else. The Redskins had to be aggressive with their blitz packages, particularly on third down.

REDSKINS 20 SEAHAWKS 17
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
The offenses combined for a game's worth of mishaps in the first half. Among the lowlights, Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck was penalized for intentional grounding and both quarterbacks were forced to call timeouts because of confusion, with more flags for delay of game, ineligible man downfield, illegal...

REDSKINS 20 SEAHAWKS 17
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
On third down and one early in the second quarter, quarterback Jason Campbell extended the drive with a run around the left side. Campbell received the snap, waited for Clinton Portis to hit his block, and, though the running back barely touched the defender, it cleared enough space for Campbell to...

Redskins' Shawn Springs Finds He Can Pick Off His Friends
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE, Nov. 23 -- The play was not one intimately familiar to Shawn Springs from the practice fields across Lake Washington, when Matt Hasselbeck, his old teammate on the Seattle Seahawks, would turn to his left and fire passes his way on misty Northwest afternoons. Those days are half a decade...

Portis Pounds Away at Seahawks' Defense
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE, Nov. 23 -- When Clinton Portis pulled on his gray, waffle-marked undershirt late Sunday afternoon, it covered the double-ply bandages he wore on both elbows. His jeans obscured the blood that ran down both legs. When he was asked what he tweaked, his reply came quickly: "What didn't I...

Redskins Results and Schedule
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEPT. 4 Giants 16 Redskins 7 Record: 0-1 SEPT. 14 Redskins 29

FOURTH QUARTER Redskins 20, Seahawks 17
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
A 21-yard pass to Bobby Engram put Seattle at the Washington 10, and Hasselbeck converted on the next play by finding tight end John Carlson in the end zone. Campbell kept the Redskins' next drive alive with a 24-yard pass to Moss on third down, and soon Washington was inside the 10. But on a third...

THIRD QUARTER Redskins 17, Seahawks 10
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
Josh Wilson gave Seattle excellent field position with a 55-yard kick return, but after the offense gained one first down, Mare missed a 53-yard attempt wide right. Three short passes and five Portis runs put Washington in scoring position, resulting in a 26-yard Suisham field goal. Hasselbeck then...

SECOND QUARTER Seahawks 10, Redskins 7
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
After a Redskins punt, Seattle botched its next series, with two penalties and a timeout in three plays. The penalties continued when Washington received the ball. Santana Moss cost his team 15 yards with an unnecessary roughness call, but made up for it by drawing a 21-yard pass interference call...

FIRST QUARTER Seahawks 3, Redskins 0
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
After the teams combined for three ineffective drives, Seattle started moving with a 44-yard first-down run by Maurice Morris to the Washington 16. The Seahawks couldn't advance any farther and lost 10 yards when quarterback Matt Hasselbeck was called for intentional grounding, but Olindo Mare...

REDSKINS 20 SEAHAWKS 17
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
Washington place kicker Shaun Suisham had his second straight poor performance, struggling with his distance. A week after coming up well short on a 46-yarder, Suisham hit the crossbar on a 43-yard attempt in the first quarter yesterday.

Redskins' Defensive Linemen Are Chief Victims of Painful Win
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE, Nov. 23 -- The Redskins suffered several injuries -- many to the defensive line -- in Sunday's 20-17 win over Seattle and will not know the full extent of many until Monday. Defensive end Andre Carter left the game with a slight tear of his plantar fascia, while defensive tackle Kedric...

Finishing School
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
As has been typical this season, the Redskins dominated most statistical categories yesterday against the Seahawks but had to eke out a win:

Pupil Zorn Defeats Teacher Holmgren
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE Jim Zorn's new pupil in the pocket lined up in the shotgun with less than four minutes left. An empty backfield meant no Clinton Portis or Mike Sellers to block for him, so it was pretty much pass or bust for Jason Campbell.

Thomas Boswell on the Redskins-Seahawks NFL Game
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE All the Redskins veterans know the feeling, right down to their NFL-battered bones, as they remember the games over the last decade against foes they should have beaten but didn't, as a season that might have been memorable, maybe even truly excellent, turned into one more variation on...

Redskins Gut Out Win in Zorn's Return to Seattle
Washington Post | November 24, 2008
SEATTLE, Nov. 23 -- Curious about the mood of the Washington Redskins as they faced another tense situation, Coach Jim Zorn surveyed the sideline late Sunday afternoon at Qwest Field. Consecutive losses had made things more difficult for them to earn an NFC playoff berth, and the players' demeanor...

Portis takes pounding, powers Redskins past Seahawks
USA Today | November 23, 2008
The only thing questionable about Clinton Portis is why he even bothers to practice. Washington's star running back darted and ...

REDSKINS (6-4) vs. SEAHAWKS (2-8)
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
4:15 P.M. AT QWEST FIELD {vbar} TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45 {vbar} Radio: WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), WGRQ (95.9 FM), WSMD (98.3 FM), WWEG (106.9 FM), WTEM (980 AM), WNAV (1430 AM); Spanish WXTR (730 AM) {vbar} Line: REDSKINS BY 3A

Redskins Results and Schedule
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
SEPT. 4 Giants 16 Redskins 7 Record: 0-1 SEPT. 14 Redskins 29

the ZORN zone | Coach Jim Zorn's Take on the Seahawks
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
The city of Seattle and the Seahawks organization have been a big part of Coach Jim Zorn's adult life, but he said he must focus on leading the Redskins to a victory.

INJURY REPORT
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
Doubtful: S C.J. Wallace (hamstring) Questionable: DT Red Bryant (ankle), G Mike Wahle (shoulder)

INJURY REPORT
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
Out: LB Marcus Washington (ankle). Questionable: DT Anthony Montgomery (Achilles'), RB Clinton Portis (knee), WR Antwaan Randle El (ankle).

PROJECTED STARTERS
Washington Post | November 23, 2008

Ratings Flop
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
Matt Hasselbeck's passer rating is at its lowest point since he was named Seattle's starter in 2001.

Respect for His Experience
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
Seattle Seahawks Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Hasselbeck has played in only five games this season because of back and knee problems.

Zorn, Seahawks QBs Share Bond
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
Returning to Seattle, Jim Zorn will get to see his old charges Matt Hasselbeck and Seneca Wallace, two quarterbacks he helped mold.

Redskins at Seahawks
Washington Post | November 23, 2008
When: Today, 4:15 p.m. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.

Portis's Availability Will Be Decided Just Before Sunday's Game in Seattle
Washington Post | November 22, 2008
The decision on Clinton Portis playing Sunday will be made in the hours leading up to the game for the second straight week.

Redskins at Seahawks
Washington Post | November 22, 2008
When: Tomorrow, 4:15 p.m. W here: Qwest Field, Seattle.

For Lazor, No Divided Loyalties
Washington Post | November 22, 2008
After spending two years teaching Jason Campbell in Washington, quarterbacks coach Bill Lazor is now on the Seattle sidelines, essentially trading places with Jim Zorn.

Skins' Portis to be game-time decision
Kansas City Star | November 21, 2008
Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis was limited in practice on Friday, and is listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks.

Zorn Has Roster Decisions Ahead for Seattle Game
Washington Post | November 21, 2008
Some interesting roster decisions for Sunday's game in Seattle loom for Redskins Coach Jim Zorn . WR Malcolm Kelly is expected to play, which could lead to a running back or a tight end being deactivated.

Today in Zorn's Hobby Shop: Metal Sculpting
Washington Post | November 21, 2008
You know how NFL coaches are. Always weaving stories about sculpture into their pregame speeches. If you've heard one story comparing Rudy to Rodin, you've heard them all. But still, might as well ask the Redskins whether Jim Zorn has used his art to help them understand football.

Redskins at Seahawks
Washington Post | November 21, 2008
When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.

Redskins' Offensive Line Has Been Crossed Up
Washington Post | November 21, 2008
After playing well for the first eight games, the Redskins' offensive line has allowed quarterback Jason Campbell to be battered in consecutive losses.

How many Redskins can you fit in the Pro Bowl?
Times-Picayune | November 20, 2008
Ballot-stuffing has the Redskins on the verge of a Pro Bowl domination

Zorn returns to familiar territory with Redskins
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | November 20, 2008
If you think the path that led Jim Zorn from the Seahawks to the Redskins this offseason was convoluted, the Seahawks' original QB and former assistant coach shared an even stranger career-path tale Wednesday.

Portis Heads List of Injured Redskins Expected to Play in Seattle
Washington Post | November 20, 2008
RB Clinton Portis said his knee is still sore, and although he remains limited in practice, he left no doubt he will play Sunday in Seattle.

Zorn Addresses Loss Of Sean Taylor With Redskins
Washington Post | November 20, 2008
The anniversary of Sean Taylor's death doesn't come until Thanksgiving, but Taylor's presence is still felt daily at Redskins Park. Though Coach Jim Zorn was not with the team when Taylor, Washington's Pro Bowl safety, was shot at his Miami area home last Nov. 26 and died a day later, he is aware of...

Redskins' Kelly Might Finally Get His Shot
Washington Post | November 20, 2008
Eager to contribute after having several weeks off to rest his bothersome left knee, Washington Redskins rookie wide receiver Malcolm Kelly was ready for practice to resume yesterday at Redskins Park.

Redskins' Pass Rush Is Stuck in the Slow Lane
Washington Post | November 19, 2008
At times Sunday night, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo must have felt like he was still at a preseason practice, where defenders risk being cut if they hit the passer, and even inadvertent contact is forbidden. Romo was playing for the first time in a month, trying to protect his broken pinkie...

Redskins at Seahawks
Washington Post | November 19, 2008
When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.

Redskins' Rookie Wideouts Could Get More Involved
Washington Post | November 19, 2008
The Washington Redskins envision rookie WR Malcolm Kelly, who has had knee problems all season, helping at some point in the final six games. Rookie WR Devin Thomas has displayed encouraging signs in practice, coaches and players said recently, and he might become more involved in upcoming game p...

For Many of the Redskins, Game Day Often Ends With a Sleepless Night
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
Fred Smoot's postgame routine Sunday night was unique for a few reasons. For one thing, unlike many of his teammates, on his way out of FedEx Field following the loss to the Cowboys, Smoot bought 20 boxes of Krispy Kreme doughnuts from children doing a fundraiser. He's not a big sugar eater, though,...

Marcus Washington Is Out With Sprained Ankle
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
Marcus Washington has a high-ankle sprain and will be out several weeks, the latest concern for the linebacker, who has struggled mightily this season.

Redskins at Seahawks
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.

Sally Jenkins: It's a Fine Line Between Blame and Praise
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
It's generally not a good thing when offensive linemen are noticeable, and the Redskins linemen have gotten a lot of notice in the last two losses. They play an invisible game, a contest in which the action is indistinct, and beating or getting beat is a matter of an inside foot or shoulder.

New Look?
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
The Redskins' offense was criticized under former coach Joe Gibbs and offensive coordinator Al Saunders. Through 10 games under Coach Jim Zorn, it has produced numbers similar to last season:

Holmgren's Lost, Last Season in Seattle
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
For more than 16 years he has glared down NFL sidelines, his raging eyes and scowling face responding to every ill-timed pass, fumbled opportunity and sheer imperfection. And yet Mike Holmgren has managed to win. Even the bad years, two blips spread across his nearly two-decade record of playoff and...

Zorn, Redskins Lose Sleep Over Offense's Struggles
Washington Post | November 18, 2008
The plays Washington Coach Jim Zorn stews over late at night, when his head is on the pillow but his eyes remain wide open, are so apparent on film it makes him sick to his stomach.

Tony Romo returns to help Cowboys beat Redskins 14-10, climb back into NFC playoff hunt
Star Tribune | November 17, 2008

Romo's back, and so are the Cowboys: Dallas turns tide with 14-10 victory over Redskins
Star Tribune | November 17, 2008

Romo's return, Barber's rush lift Cowboys past Redskins 14-10
USA Today | November 17, 2008
Despite two interceptions in an uneven return from injury, Tony Romo threw a game-winning 25-yard touchdown pass and the Cowboys ...

COWBOYS 14 REDSKINS 10
Washington Post | November 17, 2008
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COWBOYS 14 REDSKINS 10
Washington Post | November 17, 2008
DeAngelo Hall didn't take long to make a big play as the newest member of the Redskins. Signed after being released by Oakland, Hall took advantage of a poor Tony Romo throw in the first quarter and intercepted the pass to thwart a drive in Washington territory.

After the Steelers, Game, Redskins Fans Defend Their Honor and Their Seats
Washington Post | November 17, 2008
There are those who accuse the media of over-hyping the great Pittsburgh invasion of Nov. 3. Guilty as charged. But still, to see how the world has changed in the two weeks since that nationally televised affront, talk to season ticket holder Jared Rosen, who had two extra tickets he couldn't use...

COWBOYS 14 REDSKINS 10
Washington Post | November 17, 2008
Late in the second quarter on a Washington punt, the ball settled at the 1-yard line, and the Redskins appeared to have Dallas pinned. But Rock Cartwright fell on the ball, and officials ruled he was touching the goal line, meaning a touchback.