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Wednesday roundup: How the 'best case scenario' unfolded for Robert Griffin III

Dec 07, 2016 at 01:40 AM

Patrick Maks

Staff Writer

Happy Wednesday, Dawg Pound!

Here's your morning roundup:

— Robert Griffin III wasn't sure if he'd be back this season after being placed on injured reserve following the season opener. Instead, the “best case scenario” happened.

— Breaking down how Browns receiver Terrelle Pryor Sr. hauled in his longest catch of the season against the Giants two weeks ago

— The unofficial depth chart heading into this weekend's game against the Bengals

— Former Bears running back and Heisman Trophy winner Rashaan Salaam died Tuesday. He was 42.

— Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul had sports hernia surgery early Wednesday and will miss at least the next six weeks — Colts linebacker and former Cleveland Brown D'Qwell Jackson has been suspended four games for violating the league's PED policy

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Wednesday roundup: How the 'best case scenario' unfolded for Robert Griffin III

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