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Washington Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell was temporarily sidelined during Monday night's game against the New York Giants with a sprained shoulder.
The Washington Redskins had no trouble holding onto a fourth-quarter lead against JaMarcus Russell and the Oakland Raiders.
Jason Campbell knows there could be some mini-moments of chaos with Sherm Lewis calling the plays.
Jason Campbell will remain the Washington Redskins starting quarterback.
You would think with all the questions about Jason Campbell's ability the last nine months that no one would be more anxious to open the season than the Washington Redskins quarterback.
It wasn't a hard sell this week when Jim Zorn reviewed the positive strides made by his quarterback. All it took was a good supply of concrete evidence — points on the board and plenty of completions — to make the coach's case sound more convincing.
Officially, Tom Brady has a "sore shoulder," the result of being crushed to the turf by massive Albert Haynesworth. It caused enough discomfort for him to spend quite a while on the bench flexing and rotating his throwing arm, trying to work out whatever kinks where there.
Having failed to land Jay Cutler from the Denver Broncos, the Washington Redskins worked Friday to mend fences with quarterback Jason Campbell.
The rookie head coach and the flamboyant running back reached a smiling truce Wednesday, with Clinton Portis announcing that he's "cool with everything" and that he has no plans to sever ties with the Washington Redskins.
"Avoid, reset and throw." Jason Campbell did just that, then hit Santana Moss for a 67-yard touchdown pass that won the game.
Ronde Barber and Brian Kelly couldn't have picked a better time for their first interceptions of the season. Barber became Tampa Bay's all-time interceptions leader with 3:40 remaining Sunday and Kelly picked off Jason Campbell's throw in the end zone with 17 seconds left. The Buccaneers held on for a 19-13 victory over the Washington Redskins.
The Washington Redskins had no choice but to be creative. Their No. 1 receiver didn't play, and the No. 2 wideout was gone by halftime. Jason Campbell had to throw to people who hadn't caught anything all season, and fullback Mike Sellers had his most productive game ever.
Seeking his first win as an NFL starting quarterback, Jason Campbell faced a vital third down with his team trailing late in the fourth quarter. Through his helmet transmitter, he heard his position coach call the formation.
Instead of sulking this season, a frustrated Carnell "Cadillac" Williams vowed to keep on running. Last year's NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year broke a slump with his most productive game of the season Sunday, rushing for 122 yards to help Tampa Bay beat Washington 20-17 and spoil the debut of Redskins quarterback and former college teammate Jason Campbell.
Joe Gibbs expects QB to cure fumble woesEighteen years ago, Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs had seen one too many turnovers from 27-year-old quarterback Mark Rypien, so a day after he lost two fumbles and threw three interceptions against the Los Angeles Raiders, Rypien was benched for two games.
Joe Gibbs praises Campbell's 'best effort'In his finest game as a pro, Washington Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell set career highs for completions (23), yards (248), completion percentage (79.3) and passer rating (125.3) and tied his mark for touchdowns (two) yesterday against the Detroit Lions.
Donovan McNabb wrong, Jason Campbell saysResponding to comments by Donovan McNabb that black NFL quarterbacks are held to a higher standard than their white colleagues, Jason Campbell said yesterday he hasn't found that to be the case.
Redskins' Campbell has age on his sideNow that Reno Mahe is back to save the Eagles' season -- or at least save them from a repeat of last week's embarrassment -- there are other factors the team must address as it hosts NFC East rival Washington on Monday night.
Jason Campbell expects to start for Redskins against JaguarsJason Campbell expects to start at quarterback Thursday night when the Washington Redskins close their preseason at Jacksonville.
MRI: No Damage In Campbell's KneeWashington Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell suffered nothing more serious than a bruise during Saturday night's preseason game, tests reaffirmed yesterday. Campbell underwent a late-morning MRI exam that showed no serious damage, team officials said.
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