Quick Take: Rams (0-4) at Redskins (4-1)

Last meeting
In Week 16 of 2006, Steven Jackson totaled 252 yards from scrimmage, scoring once through the air and once on the ground in a 37-31 defeat of the Redskins.

Streaks
The Redskins have beaten the Rams three out of the last four times, and lead the overall series, 20-7-1.

Last week
Clinton Portis accounted for 145 of Washington's 204 rushing yards in a 23-17 win over Philadelphia. ... The Rams were on a bye.

Keep your eye on ...
Campbell and Portis stepping up:Jason Campbell may not get the attention he deserves outside of the capitol district, but he is off to a great start, having yet to throw an interception through five games. In the meantime, Portis had his second consecutive 100-yard performance, the latest coming against Philadelphia's top-ranked run defense last week. It could be a long day for St. Louis' 31st-ranked defense.

Defensive dominance: Need proof that Washington's defense is for real? The Redskins have held five of the league's top offensive teams below their season averages. So far, the Eagles are only team not to have had their worst offensive output against the Redskins this season.

Haslett taking charge: Former Coach of the Year Jim Haslett replaces Scott Linehan, who was fired following the Rams' 0-4 start. His first move was to reinsert Marc Bulger as the team's starting quarterback.

Did you know?
In his last game against Washington, Jackson had a career-high 252 scrimmage yards and joined Marshall Faulk as the only Rams running backs with 250-plus scrimmage yards in a game. ... When Rams DT La'Roi Glover has at least two sacks, his teams are 13-3. ... Redskins tight end Chris Cooley has 28 touchdowns since 2004, the most in the NFC among tight ends. Cooley aims for his third consecutive game with a TD vs. the Rams.