Quarterback Kirk Cousins was sacked twice as the Redskins went three-and-out on their first three drives before getting going. But if there was a lesson in the sketchy body of work staged by the Redskins’ starting offense this preseason, it’s that running the ball is the team’s best play. For the third time in as many games, the Redskins’ first team started slowly on both sides of the ball. [Biggest takeaways from the Redskins’ win over the Bengals]The fourth offensive series ended on an interception, Cousins’s first this preseason. With it, the Redskins’ offense concluded its preseason with weighty questions at nearly every position that are bound to trigger a raft of second-guessing: Was Gruden’s training camp too easy?

Source: Washington Post August 28, 2017 00:02 UTC