Robert Griffin III's practice status received an upgrade from ''limited'' to ''full'' on Wednesday. Yet Jay Gruden's message remained the same: Griffin still needs to show a comfort level in the huddle and a mental command of the offense to get back on the field for the Washington Redskins. Both Griffin and Colt McCoy are getting first-team snaps in practice, and Griffin has ''a chance'' of playing for the first time since dislocating his left ankle in Week 2. ''The doctors will continue to monitor him through each drill, through each movement, see how he's doing, then I'll have to decide whether he's ready from a mental quarterback standpoint.'' Gruden waited until just before kickoff to declare Griffin inactive for Monday night's game against the Cowboys, even though it appeared certain Colt McCoy would start. More...