Redskins counting on depth at safety positions vs. Giants (Yahoo Sports)

In this photo taken Dec. 4, 2016, Washington Redskins strong safety Duke Ihenacho (29) watches during an NFL football game against the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, Ariz. Mixing and matching safeties since late last season, the Washington Redskins have no choice but to use a safety-by-committee approach in their must-win finale. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)

Mixing and matching safeties since late last season, the Washington Redskins have no choice but to use a safety-by-committee approach in their must-win regular season finale. With their playoff hopes riding on beating the New York Giants on Sunday – as long as the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions don’t tie – the Redskins are likely to start one converted cornerback and a Week 1 healthy scratch at the safety positions. Season-ending injuries to David Bruton, DeAngelo Hall and veteran addition Donte Whitner, Washington will lean heavily on Will Blackmon, Duke Ihenacho and even special teams ace Deshazor Everett against the Giants.


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