Earlier today, we reported that RGIII made some critical comments about his team after yesterday’s loss. It seems as if he isn’t the only Redskin who had something to say. Jackson made a peculiar post on his IG today and we have no idea if it’s aimed towards RGIII or to the team. Hit the jump for details.
(Photo) NFL: Check Out What Redskins WR Desean Jackson Posted To Social Media After RG III Criticism
(Video) NFL: Did RG3 Throw His Teammates Under the Bus After They Lost Another Game?
The Washington Redskins lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-7 on Sunday, dropping their record to 3-7 and the bottom of the NFC East. Robert Griffin III has been battling injuries and the team has just looked terrible overall. During a montage for a “Sounds of the Game” type of segment played during “Football Night in America,” NBC showed a brief clip of RG3 and picked a soundbite that sounds terrible out of context.
(Photos) NFL: Ex-Navy Seal Who Says He Killed Osama Bin Laden, Hangs Out With the Redskins
The Navy Seal Team 6 member who reportedly shot Osama Bin Laden is a huge Washington Redskins fan and met with the team last night to motivate the guys to take out Tampa Bay.
NFL: SMH, Redskins Suing 5 Native Americans Offended By the Team Name
Apparently Washington Redskins owner Dan Synder doesn’t care about public relations or the outlook of his team as he’s fighting to keep the name and doing whatever possible. His latest move is a lawsuit against the five Native Americans who complained about the name to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
(Video) NFL: Yikes DeSean Jackson Goes Off on Vikings Fan After Scoring Touchdown!
Hecklers can be very vicious but it’s up to the athletes to try and ignore them. Washington Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson is usually very vocal and on Sunday during their game against the Minnesota Vikings, he couldn’t control his anger.
(Video) NFL: Around 2,000 Native Americans Show Up to Sunday’s Game to Protest Washington Redskins Name
The fight to get the Washington Redskins to change their name is far from over. At least 2,000 Native Americans carrying signs, playing drums and chanting “Who are we? Not your mascot!” began gathering on the University of Minnesota’s TCF Bank Stadium on Sunday morning to stage what they hope will be the largest-ever protest against the name of the Washington Redskins.
