RG3 Leads Redskins Over Eagles 27-20 Robert Griffin III showed he can win games without using his legs. One more victory puts the Washington Redskins in the playoffs. Griffin threw a pair of touchdown passes in his first game back from a knee injury, Kai Forbath set the NFL record for consecutive field goals to begin a career, and the Redskins held on to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-20 on Sunday for their sixth straight win. Counted out by their own coach six weeks ago, the Redskins (9-6) are on the brink of their first division title in 13 years. Washington can clinch the NFC East with a victory over Dallas at home next Sunday. The Redskins haven't won it since 1999 and last reached the playoffs in 2007. They could still back into the postseason with a loss. "We're already onto the next one," Griffin said. You don't celebrate wins at this point of the season. Nick Foles drove the Eagles to the Redskins 5 before his intentional grounding penalty ended the game. Trying to play spoiler, the Eagles (4-11) fell short in what could've been Andy Reid's last game coaching the team at home. Reid is unlikely to return to Philadelphia for his 15th season next year. The Eagles, who are missing the playoffs for the second straight year after coming in with huge expectations, finish at the New York Giants. "I have nothing to tell you on that," Reid said. I'm the coach right now. Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, left, passes under pressure from Philadelphia Eagles' Brandon Graham, center, and Colt Anderson in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012, in Philadelphia. A sprained right knee forced Griffin to miss last week's win at Cleveland. The rookie had a season-low 4 yards rushing but made several big throws to lead Washington. "Anytime you wear a brace, it's going to restrict your motion," Griffin said. It didn't slow me down by any means. I felt like myself out there. That's why they call me quarterback. It's not abbreviated with running quarterback. I have to throw the ball and assist guys by handing off. Griffin was 16 of 24 for 198 yards. He did throw the first interception made by the Eagles in nine games. They hadn't picked off one since Week 6 against Detroit before Colt Anderson intercepted Griffin's tipped pass in the fourth quarter. That set up a 17-yard TD run by Dion Lewis that cut Washington's lead to 27-20 midway through the fourth. The Eagles held on defense, forced a punt and started their last drive at their 15. They were at the Washington 17 when Foles bounced a pass to Jeremy Maclin, who was open in the right corner of the end zone on third down. Foles then hit LeSean McCoy for a 12-yard gain on fourth-and-2 to the 5 with 11 seconds left. After an incompletion where Evan Moore dropped a pass near the goal line, Foles was called for grounding, and the last second was automatically run off the clock. "In that situation, the clock is the most important thing," Foles said. I didn't feel like anyone was open and was just trying to make a play. I just have to make sure the ball gets to line of scrimmage. That's on me. While the Redskins celebrated, the Eagles ran off the field to a chorus of boos. There was talk in Philadelphia leading up to the game whether fans would give Reid a cheerful send-off. The crowd didn't acknowledge him when he took the field before the pre-game introductions, but some chanted "Andy! Andy!" in support when he left. "We have great fans," said Reid, who gave a slight wave as he walked into the tunnel. I understand the situation. I appreciate everything.