DeSean Jackson wants to play against Eagles this Sunday
Washington Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson played six memorable seasons in a Philadelphia Eagles uniform. After the 2013 season, which was his best statistically speaking, the Eagles released Jackson to pursue other options.
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Jackson was quickly scooped up by the division rival Redskins, and there is no doubt that Jackson has been looking forward to playing against his former teammates since joining the Redskins team.
Unfortunately for DeSean, he suffered a shoulder injury this past weekend against the Jacksonville Jaguars and his status for Sunday’s game is currently up in the air.
DeSean spoke with Redskins media today, and Redskins Insider Tarik El-Bashir gave us the rundown on Twitter:
As the game inches closer every day, Jackson’s status will be re-evaluated. If his demeanor is any sign of status on gameday, expect Jackson to suit up for the Redskins on Sunday.
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