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NFL SAN FRANCISCO VS CHICAGO BEARS
Chicago Bears' injured quarterback Rex Grossman sits on the bench during the second quarter against the San Francisco 49ers, November 13, 2005, at Soldier Field in Chicago. Grossman is expected to be ready to play in a few weeks. The Bears won 17-9. (UPI Photo/Brian Kersey)

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Robert Griffin III said he would be behind his teammates Sunday when fellow rookie Kirk Cousins got the start against the Cleveland Browns.
Robert Griffin III went 11-for-17 through the air for 74 yards and a touchdown Saturday, pacing the Washington Redskins' 30-17 pre-season win over Indianapolis.
Redskins re-sign quarterback Grossman
The Washington Redskins, expected to draft a quarterback with the No. 2 overall draft pick, said Wednesday they have re-signed signal-caller Rex Grossman.
Michael Vick hurled a trio of touchdown passes Sunday and Philadelphia downed Washington 34-10 in the season-ending game for both clubs.
Joe Webb replaced the injured Christian Ponder and accounted for three touchdowns Saturday in Minnesota's 33-26 victory over Washington.
Rex Grossman tossed for 185 yards and a touchdown Sunday, helping Washington deal the New York Giants a crucial 23-10 loss.
Rob Gronkowski entered the NFL record books with two touchdown receptions Sunday and the New England Patriots hung on for a 34-27 win over Washington.
Shonn Greene scored twice in the fourth quarter Sunday and the New York Jets shook off a slow start to speed by Washington 34-19.
Rex Grossman hooked up with Anthony Armstrong on a 50-yard, go-ahead touchdown pass late in the game Sunday that carried Washington to a 23-17 win over Seattle.
Tony Romo rallied Dallas with a pair of late touchdowns and Dan Bailey hit an overtime field goal Sunday, handing the Cowboys a 27-24 win over Washington.
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Brad Pitt arrives on the red carpet at the New York Premiere of "World War Z" in Times Square in New York City on June 17, 2013. UPI/John Angelillo