Redskins-Saints: Drew Brees sets a record and gives New Orleans a 26-6 lead

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2nd quarter

Drew Brees becomes the main NFL passer and gives Saints a big lead: There is the disc. Drew Brees beat Peyton Manning to lead the NFL career smugglers with a 62-yard touchdown pass to rookie Tre'Quan Smith, who wiiiide open the line on the right. After a brief stoppage to allow Brees to celebrate with his teammates and his family, the quarterback largely deviated from the failed two-point conversion attempt in New Orleans. (Saints 26, Redskins 6, 2:36 2nd Quarter)

Washington goes three times further: This match may escalate for the Redskins before half-time. Drew Brees and the Saints attack keep pace and are ready to recover the ball with enough time to complete their 14-point lead. New Orleans' first-round pick, Marcus Davenport, put pressure on the third duel leading to Alex Smith's breach and forced a Redskins kickoff. (Saints 20, Redskins 6: 2:50 2nd Quarter)

The Saints add lead to Mark Ingram's touch: The second touchdown of Ingram in his first game, after an opening suspension, extended the Saints' lead to 14. Ingram's dive was crowned with a 10-win win. yards over a distance of 75 yards. Hill, who passed Preston Smith, and Drew Brees to Cameron Meredith had 46 yards. Brees is in perfect health, but New Orleans likes to play Hill in the game to play zones. (Saints 20, Redskins 6, 3:43 2nd Quarter)

The long goal of Dustin Hopkins leads Washington to 13-6: The Redskins have not yet reached the end zone, but it's a game to score in the Superdome after Dustin Hopkins posted a 53-yard mid-point goal in the second quarter. The culmination of the Redskins 40-yard run was caught by Adrian Peterson, who maintained his balance along the left sideline and linebacker Alex Anzalone, with stiff arms, to reap a few more yards. Alex Smith took a deep shot with a well-covered Jamison Crowder on the game that preceded Hopkins' kick. (Saints 13, Redskins 6, 8:36 2nd Quarter)

The Saints have a 13-3 lead over Drew Brees' touchdown pass: The attack from New Orleans does not need help to move the ball, but the Redskins defense was happy to provide it. Washington seemed to have forced the first punt of the Saints game after Ryan Kerrigan tied Drew Brees for his first bag of the season early in the second quarter, but Montae Nicholson gave a new set of losses by pushing Mark Ingram past the game. Another apparent stop on the third and goal was canceled by a custody penalty imposed on Quinton Dunbar. Brees forced Washington to pay for the next game, finding tight space Josh Hill at the back of the end zone for a 1-meter pass. Brees is 9-for-10 for 100 yards, and 141-under Peyton Manning for # 1 on the record list. (Saints 13, Redskins 3, 10:38 2nd Quarter)

1st trimester

Marshon Lattimore is currently being assessed for a concussion: The Saints may have suffered a crucial defeat in Washington 's final training when cornerback Marshon Lattimore, a defensive rookie of 2017, had to be saved from the field after a tackle against Maurice Harris. Lattimore was taken to the locker room for a concussion. (Saints 6, Redskins 3, end of the 1st quarter)

Dustin Hopkins' 37-yard offense reduces New Orleans lead to 6-3 The Redskins responded to the Saints' quick attack with a methodical march. Washington's 15-man training, which resulted in a goal placement by Dustin Hopkins, took more than eight minutes and included a few conversions in the third and long end. Chris Thompson racked up 17 yards in a third and 15th scoring catcher. Later in the race, Paul Richardson Jr. jumped 28 yards inside the 10-yard line in the third and eighth. A bag of Sheldon Rankins compels Washington to settle for a goal. The rush to the New Orleans passes has been disturbing from the start; Cam Jordan had his fifth bag of the season earlier in the race. (Saints 6, Redskins 3, 2:38 1st Quarter)

The Saints are the first to hit Mark Ingram: Mark Ingram, suspended for the first four games of the Saints, seemed both well rested and in high season during the first training of New Orleans. After a penalty from Josh Norman, who gave the Saints a first try after three shots on goal, Drew Brees traded with Michael Thomas for a 20-yard gain. Later in the race, Ingram grabbed a 28-yard screen pass to the Redskins 2-yard line and headed to the end zone in the next game. The extra point attempt from Will Lutz then flew to the right. The Redskins had allowed five games 20 yards or more. They now have two in the first five minutes. (Saints 6, Redskins 0, 10:41 1st Quarter)

The Redskins are three years old and over: New Orleans won the draw and chose to postpone giving the ball to Alex Smith and the Washington offensive. Smith played the game in depth on the first try, but overturned Maurice Harris, who was covered on the right side. P.J. Williams broke a pass for Adrian Peterson with great success on the second run and Jamison Crowder was stopped in front of the chains for a missing pass on the third run. (Redskins 0, Saints 0, 13:54 1st Quarter)

pregame

Josh Doctson, who was doubtful for Monday's game with a heel injury, was officially dismissed. Maurice Harris will start in his place.

Washington Redskins (2-1) vs. New Orleans Saints (3-1)
Start: 20h15, Mercedes-Benz Superdome
TV: ESPN, WJLA | Radio: 630, 980 AM; 92.7, 94.3, 105.9 FM
Line: Saints by 6
The score of the box: Updates every 60 seconds here

The Redskins are returning to the scene of one of their worst losses in recent years, Monday night, with a chance to take control of the NFC East. Washington took a 15-point lead in the last six minutes of regulation last November before losing to the Saints in overtime, an unlikely defeat aggravated by Chris Thompson's late-season injury. Thompson is healthy again, and his teammates, including running back Adrian Peterson, are resting after a vacation.

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Washington's defense faces one of the Saints' toughest challenges of the year, averaging 34 points per game. Quarterback Drew Brees is under 201 yards from Peyton Manning's career passing record, and running back Alvin Kamara totals more than 150 yards per game. New Orleans should also welcome the return of Mark Ingram, who had 134 yards in last year's game and was suspended for the first four games of the season.

The Eagles, Giants and Cowboys all lost on Sunday, ensuring the Redskins will remain at the top of the division, regardless of their performance in New Orleans. An upset win would give Washington a pre-game cushion for the sixth week and a first 3-1 start since 2011.

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