Jason Campbell Hurt

Campbell was hit flush on the knee in the first quarter by Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel, who was assessed with a personal foul for a low hit on a quarterback in the pocket. Campbell grabbed his knee in pain and remained on the field for a couple of minutes before gingerly limping to the sideline. X-rays revealed only a bruise - and no serious ligament damage that could ruin his season. ``The scary thing about it, when he hit me, it just felt awkward,'' Campbell said. ``It felt weak, but after they started stretching and pulling on it a little bit, the strength got back into it. Right now it's just stiff and sore, so I expect a full recovery soon.'' Campbell isn't sure how soon, but he should recover in time for the regular season. Washington was hoping the same thing as he kept usual sunny disposition while talking about his elbow, which popped out of place when it got caught between two helmets during a tackle. If Campbell is out for any part of the regular season, this could be the final blow to an injury plagued Redskins. They have already lost running back Clinton Portis for part of the season and Mark Brunell just is not the same quarterback he used to be.