New York Giants

The 2019 NFL season began with only one quarterback from the rookie draft class starting Week 1 — Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray — but it was not long before that all changed. Ten rookie quarterbacks in all took snaps this season, which is three more than last year and most since 2016...

The tradition of Festivus begins with the airing of grievances. And Redskins fans got a lot of problems and the game against the Giants was when you were gonna hear about them.

There is one game left in 2019, but all eyes are already set on 2020 for the Washington Redskins. A look at who they'll play next year.

Don't look now, but rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins might be a viable NFL starter if a new coach is willing to work with him in 2020.

After shining like never before Sunday, Dwayne Haskins' day ended on a cart with an ankle injury that could cut his rookie season short. The Redskins went on to lose 41-35, but may have gained an even bigger victory over the Giants in doing so.

Sunday's overtime loss to the Giants likely seals the No. 2 overall pick next spring for the Redskins.

The significance that this could be his final home game in front of Redskins fans isn't lost on Chris Thompson.

There is a two-time Super Bowl-winning head coach with front office experience is available. Should the Washington Redskins be interested in him?

The Washington Redskins can finish the season at 7-9 and make the playoffs. How is that possible? Because the NFC East is the worst division in football.

You may not want to hear it, but there's a legitimate case to be made for the Redskins to stick with Case Keenum.