- Thursday, September 6, 2012

RICH CAMPBELL

REDSKINS RECORD: 7-9

TD PASSES FOR RG3: 19; INTERCEPTIONS FOR RG3: 14

PASS YDS FOR RG3: 3,184; RUSH YDS FOR RG3: 406

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Barry Cofield will emerge as one of the Redskins’ top defenders after an offseason of nose-tackle-specific training

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: An injury will prevent Robert Griffin III from starting all 16 games. Call it: Rex redux.

IMPACT PLAYER NOT NAMED RG3: Perry Riley

TEAM RUSHING LEADER: Evan Royster

TEAM RECEPTIONS LEADER: Pierre Garcon

NFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Eagles, Packers, Falcons, 49ers, Bears, Giants

AFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Patriots, Ravens, Texans, Chargers, Titans, Broncos

NFC CHAMP: Packers ; AFC CHAMP: Patriots

SUPER BOWL WINNER: Patriots

NFL MVP: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Trent Richardson, Browns

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Luke Kuechly, Panthers

DAN DALY

REDSKINS RECORD: 6-10

TD PASSES FOR RG3: 20; INTERCEPTIONS FOR RG3: 15

PASS YDS FOR RG3: 3,500; RUSH YDS FOR RG3: 650

BIGGEST SURPRISE: That Alfred Morris gains more rushing yards than Trent Richardson.

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: That the 2013 first-round pick the Redskins owe the Rams turns out to be much higher than expected.

IMPACT PLAYER NOT NAMED RG3: Brian Orakpo

TEAM RUSHING LEADER: Alfred Morris

TEAM RECEPTIONS LEADER: Fred Davis

NFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Giants, Packers, Saints, 49ers, Lions, Eagles

AFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Patriots, Steelers, Texans, Chargers, Ravens, Raiders

NFC CHAMP: 49ers ; AFC CHAMP: Patriots

SUPER BOWL WINNER: Patriots

NFL MVP: Tom Brady, Patriots

NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Andrew Luck, Colts

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Chandler Jones, Patriots

• DERON SNYDER

REDSKINS RECORD: 7-9

TD PASSES FOR RG3: 25; INTERCEPTIONS FOR RG3: 15

PASS YDS FOR RG3: 3,500; RUSH YDS FOR RG3: 600

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Skins have shot at 8-8 entering finale

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: RG3 never completes pass to himself

IMPACT PLAYER NOT NAMED RG3: Alfred Morris

TEAM RUSHING LEADER: Alfred Morris

TEAM RECEPTIONS LEADER: Pierre Garcon

NFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Eagles, Giants, Saints, Bears, 49ers, Packers

AFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Patriots, Ravens, Texans, Steelers, Broncos, Bills

NFC CHAMP: Packers ; AFC CHAMP: Patriots

SUPER BOWL WINNER: Packers

NFL MVP: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Andrew Luck, Colts

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Chandler Jones, Patriots

• STEPHEN WHYNO

REDSKINS RECORD: 4-12

TD PASSES FOR RG3: 12; INTERCEPTIONS FOR RG3: 5

PASS YDS FOR RG3: 1,750; RUSH YDS FOR RG3: 720

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Alfred Morris emerges as 1,000-yard rusher.

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: The offensive line still isn’t any good in pass protection. Griffin can only do so much.

IMPACT PLAYER NOT NAMED RG3: Ryan Kerrigan

TEAM RUSHING LEADER: Alfred Morris

TEAM RECEPTIONS LEADER: Pierre Garcon

NFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Eagles, Giants, Packers, Lions, 49ers, Saints

AFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Patriots, Ravens, Steelers, Texans, Broncos, Chiefs

NFC CHAMP: Eagles; AFC CHAMP: Patriots

SUPER BOWL WINNER: Patriots

NFL MVP: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Justin Blackmon, Jaguars

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Chandler Jones, Patriots

• NATHAN FENNO

REDSKINS RECORD: 8-8

TD PASSES FOR RG3:18; INTERCEPTIONS FOR RG3: 16

PASS YDS FOR RG3: 3,200; RUSH YDS FOR RG3: 500

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Fred Davis retires midseason to pursue full-time law career.

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: RG3’s Superman socks aren’t able to protect him from pass rush.

IMPACT PLAYER NOT NAMED RG3: Ryan Kerrigan

TEAM RUSHING LEADER: Roy Helu Jr.

TEAM RECEPTIONS LEADER: Fred Davis

NFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Giants, Packers, Falcons, Seahawks, 49ers, Bears

AFC PLAYOFF TEAMS: Patriots, Ravens, Texans, Chargers, Steelers, Bills

NFC CHAMP: Packers ; AFC CHAMP: Patriots

SUPER BOWL WINNER: Packers

NFL MVP: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Trent Richardson, Browns

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Bruce Irvin, Seahawks

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