Griffin tests sprained knee at practice

(John McDonnell / The Washington Post)

Wearing a knee brace, Redskins quarterback says he is increasingly confident in his chances of playing Sunday in Cleveland.

ASHBURN VA DECEMBER 12:  Washington Redskins' quarterback Robert Griffin III, center, with teammates Chris Cooley, left, and Nick Sundberg, right,  worked out with the team after spraining his right knee during Sunday's game. The practice took place at Redskins Park in Ashburn VA, December 12, 2012 .(Photo by John McDonnell/The Washington Post)

RGIII’s dangerous dance

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Play RGIII on Sunday? Don’t do it.

Play RGIII on Sunday? Don’t do it.

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Selection of Cousins prepared Redskins

Team believes it is in good hands with talented rookie backup, who was controversial selection on draft day.

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Full coverage of Robert Griffin III

Full coverage of Robert Griffin III

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Browns nearly as hot as Redskins

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Robert Griffin III’s knee injury

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A life spent proving he belongs

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The Redskins’ happy Thanksgiving

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Redskins back on winning track

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Robert Griffin III: Face of the franchise

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Should Shanahan start Cousins over an injured RGIII? — Post Sports Live

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Will knee injury sideline RGIII in Cleveland? — Post Sports Live

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RGIII injures knee in win over Ravens — Post Sports Live

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