Redskins look to play spoiler in Jacksonville

Published: Dec 21, 2010 at 02:07 PM

The storyline
Everyone's favorite all-time University of Florida QB, Rex Grossman, returns to Gator Land off his crowning game against Dallas. Oh, and the Jags need a win to keep pushing the Colts.

Why you should watch
The Redskins give up 450 yards just by coming out of the locker room. This will be another opportunity to evaluate Sexy Rexy.

Did you know?
Redskins wide receiver Anthony Armstrong ranks second in the NFC with a 19.3 yard per catch average. ... Washington's Chris Cooley ranks second among tight ends with 67 receptions. ... Jaguars quarterback David Garrard has a franchise record 22 touchdown passes this year. ... Jacksonville's Rashad Jennings is averaging 8.8 yards per carry in his past four games and most likely will start with Maurice Jones-Drew doubtful with a knee injury.

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