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Washington QB Griffin back at practice

Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III returned to the practice field for the first time since dislocating his left ankle in Week 2 and looked "fine" while handling a limited workload, coach Jay Gruden said.

• Pro Football

Redskins lose 4th straight as Cousins throws three interceptions

With the losses mounting, first-year coach Jay Gruden recently conceded that the Washington Redskins are a team still searching for its identity.

• Sports Analysis

RGIII can't catch a break as ankle injury takes him out

For a few tantalizing moments, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III looked like his old self again in the first quarter of Sunday¿s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at FedEx Field. Then his star-crossed career came unraveled again.

• Maryland

Fantasy football: Who to start, who to sit in Week 2 of the NFL season

• Football

Ravens trying to revive tradition of dominant defense

After ranking in the top 10 in the NFL in total defense for nine consecutive years, the Ravens fell off dramatically during the past two years when they became uncharacteristically vulnerable.

• Sports

Brooks admits he had a lot to learn

Rookie safety says he's taking the game more seriously now, and it shows

• Sports

In Saturday's win over Redskins, Ravens' pass rush continued to create problems

Without needing to regularly use blitz packages to create pressure, the Ravens sacked the Washington Redskins' Robert Griffin III three times Saturday night and had seven quarterback hits overall.

• Sports

Bernard Pierce says on Twitter that he's 'fine' after big hit Saturday

Ravens backup running back Bernard Pierce downplayed the severity of the head injury he suffered Saturday night when he absorbed a high tackle from Wasington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather.

• Sports

Shorthanded at cornerback, Ravens use safety Anthony Levine at position

Shorthanded in the secondary due to injuries to top cornerbacks Jimmy Smith, Lardarius Webb and Asa Jackson, the Ravens shuffled their personnel in some unconventional, but effective configurations.

• Sports

Ravens offensive starters complete first half with strong finish in 23-17 preseason win over Washington

Joe Flacco hit a diving Steve Smith on a 24-yard touchdown pass, the highlight of the Ravens¿ 23-17 victory in front of an announced 70,876 at a wet M&T Bank Stadium.

• Sports

Instant analysis from the Ravens' 23-17 victory over Washington

• Football

Opportunity awaits players filling in for injured Ravens cornerbacks

hen the Ravens face the Washington Redskins and their explosive wide receiver tandem of DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon Saturday night at M&T Bank Stadium, their lack of cornerback depth will come into focus.

• Maryland

RG3 rediscovers his identity

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Annual banquet once again a success

• Pro Football

In rare interview, Redskins owner Daniel Snyder feels 'excited' about team's future

Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder expressed excitement about his team's new chapter and said first-year coach Jay Gruden already has impressed him with his knowledge and work ethic.

• Sports

In town for Ed Block awards, Jameel McClain reflects on time with Ravens

After agreeing to terms on a two-year deal with the New York Giants last Thursday, Jameel McClain went to his Facebook page to say goodbye to the only NFL organization that he had ever known.

• Sports

Sources: Jim Hostler, Kyle Shanahan have second interview for OC today; Kirby Wilson due in Friday

The Ravens moved into the final stages of their search for an offensive coordinator Thursday, conducting second interviews with two of their top candidates and planning to meet again with a third.

• Sports

Sources: Kyle Shanahan had good interview with Ravens

As the Ravens continue to search for a new offensive coordinator, former Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan had a good interview this week and made a positive impression, according to sources.

• Maryland

14 potential candidates for Ravens offensive coordinator job

• Sports

Source: Ravens interviewed Kyle Shanahan

The Ravens have interviewed former Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan for their offensive coordinator vacancy, according to a league source.

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Gruden a quarterback at heart

• Sports

Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell to interview with Titans today

As the Ravens hold their annual season review press conference this morning with owner Steve Bisciotti, general manager Ozzie Newsome, team president Dick Cass and coach John Harbaugh, offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell is interviewing today for the Tennessee Titans' head coaching vacancy.

• Sports

Jim Caldwell to interview for Titans' head-coaching job later this week

Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell is scheduled to interview with the Tennessee Titans later this week, according to Fritz Pollard Alliance chairman John Wooten.

• Sports

Jim Caldwell interviewed Sunday for Washington Redskins' head coach opening

Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell interviewed Sunday for the Washington Redskins' head coaching vacancy, according to the Redskins and Fritz Pollard Alliance Foundation chairman John Wooten.

• Maryland

Fantasy football: Mocking the first fantasy round of 2014

• Maryland

Commentary: Royal mess in D.C.

• Maryland

Fantasy Football Advice: Overcoming the Broncos' dud

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Fantasy football: Cutting dead weight

• Maryland

Redskins' late rally falls short

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Fantasy football: Holy bye weeks Batman!

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Taking note of your health

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Fantasy Football: Week 5 waiver wire advice

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Redskins: 'We haven't done anything yet'

• Sports

Ravens could see read-option Sunday, but scheme's effectiveness, future is in doubt

In the months after the read-option took the NFL by storm, defensive coaches around the league became hell-bent on eradicating it, hoping to make the read-option go the way of the Wildcat and other near-extinct schemes.

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Element of surprise gone for NFL's option-style offenses

• Sports

Notebook: Cornell releases report on men's lacrosse hazing

Cornell University released its report Sunday on incidents that led to the suspension of the men's lacrosse team from fall events. The report reveals what it calls a "presence of a culture within this group of treating new members as less than equals."

• Sports

First half is the story for Redskins in loss to Packers

A season that began with such promise for the Washington Redskins has unraveled in rapid fashion.

• Maryland

Fantasy sports: Things I believe to be true in the 2013 NFL/Fantasy football season

• Terps

C.J. Brown, Terps run past Florida International for 43-10 victory

• Features

Looking Out: New Jersey judge hears arguments over marriage equality

A New Jersey judge heard arguments Thursday over whether the state should be required to legalize same-sex marriage in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision on the Defense of Marriage Act.

• Maryland

Fantasy sports: Can you draft WR Calvin Johnson in the first round and get away with it?

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Fantasy sports: My first foray into a fantasy football auction draft

• Sports

Lardarius Webb inspired by Adrian Peterson's return from ACL injury

On Tuesday ¿ 10 months after his injury ¿ Webb suited up for the first day of training camp, and while he had limited participation in team drills, the fifth-year cornerback is on target to play in the Ravens' regular-season opener against the Denver Broncos on Sept. 5.

• Maryland

Redskins: RG3 feels ready, will doctors agree?

• Sports

Ravens trade up to draft Kansas State linebacker Arthur Brown

In exchange for Brown, the Ravens exchanged their 62nd overall pick, 165th overall (fifth round) and 199th (sixth round) to grab the Seattle Seahawks' 56th overall pick and select Brown.

• Opinion

NFL draft scores with Baltimore viewers on night one

Nationally, the TV audience for the first night of the NFL draft was down a bit from last year, but Baltimore tuned in in a big way.

• Sports

Unique set of skills highlight Tavon Austin at the right time

Austin is quick to admit being a first-round pick probably wouldn't have been the case a few years ago, when NFL teams wouldn't have coveted a 5-foot-8, 174-pound receiver who did most of his damage out the slot, no matter how slippery he was in the open field.

• Sports

Quarterback-needy NFL teams could call the Ravens

Given that the Ravens have made a trade in the first round of the draft five times in the past seven years, most fans are well aware there is a chance the team could trade out of the first round again Thursday night.

• Maryland

Commentary: Divided nation united as fans

• Opinion

At least one thing in Washington works: the Nationals

Washington is broken, except in one regard: the Nationals.