After the ‘Skins blew a 14-point lead and lost their first-round playoff game to Seattle, fans will be left to heap blame and worry about Robert Griffin’s III knee. But many more will be thankful that they had one hell of a season.

It was the other ‘Skins rookie, Alfred Morris, that helped lead the team over the Dallas Cowboys yesterday and on its way to the first division title since 1999.

After the ‘Skins’ win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 15, fans knew that their team was capable of winning without Robert Griffin III. They kept winning when the rookie starter returned.

With Robert Griffin III injured, backup quarterback and fellow rookie Kirk Cousins lead the ‘Skins to a 38-21 victory over Cleveland and to the top of the NFC East standings.

Even though star quarterback Robert Griffin III was taken out of commission in the fourth quarter, the ‘Skins fought for a come-from-behind victory in overtime against the Baltimore Ravens.

By the end of the fourth quarter, stomachs and the scoreboard were equally bloated, with the ‘Skins standing on top of the Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day.

With a game against the hated Dallas Cowboys looming, RGIII and ‘Skins easily routed the Philadelphia Eagles yesterday at FedEx Field, 31-6.

The ‘Skins’ record dropped to 3-6, and Mike Shanahan has all but given up on the 2012 season.

Despite another solid performance from star quarterback Robert Griffin III, the ‘Skins defense fell short yesterday against the New York Giants.

Washington Redskins star quarterback showed no negative effects from last week’s concussion, leading the team to victory over the Minnesota Vikings with a stunning last-minute touchdown.