The Arizona Cardinals secured a decisive 28-7 victory over the Washington Redskins at home in Week 6 of the 2015 regular season. Under head coach Steven Edwards, the Cardinals improved to 5-1 overall and maintained their 3-0 record within the division. The Redskins, led by Chester Davis, fell to 2-4 and remain winless in division play.

The Cardinals struck early in the first quarter when Frank Atkins completed a 2-yard touchdown pass to David Wise at 9:41. Terry McFalls added the extra point, giving Arizona a 7-0 lead. The Redskins missed a chance to respond with a 26-yard field goal attempt by Gilbert Coleman wide right at 4:07 in the first quarter, keeping the Cardinals in control.

Arizona extended their lead in the second quarter with a 13-yard rushing touchdown by Sylvester Fisher at 1:34, followed by McFalls' successful extra point. This put the Cardinals ahead 14-0 going into halftime.

Washington managed to get on the scoreboard in the third quarter with a 4-yard rushing touchdown from Brandon Ladd at 8:19, with Gilbert Coleman converting the extra point. However, the Redskins could not mount a sustained comeback as Arizona continued to control the game.

The Cardinals' offense showcased a powerful ground game with 285 rushing yards on 55 carries. Running backs Matthew Ligon and Sylvester Fisher were standout performers, rushing for 122 and 118 yards respectively. Fisher also caught a touchdown pass, further contributing to Arizona's offensive output. David Wise added 92 receiving yards, including a rushing touchdown.

Quarterback Frank Atkins completed 14 of 20 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown, with no interceptions. The Cardinals' defense pressured the Redskins with two sacks and recovered a fumble but did not record any interceptions. Special teams had a quiet day as both teams were unsuccessful on their field goal attempts; Arizona had one attempt fail, and Washington also missed one.

Penalties were notable for Arizona, who committed six infractions totaling 48 yards compared to Washington's three for 15 yards. Both teams were 0-for-0 on third-down conversions and did not register any red zone touchdowns aside from the two rushing scores by the Cardinals.

The Cardinals' win solidifies their top spot in the division, keeping them on track for a potential playoff berth. The Redskins now face a critical stretch to recover from their third consecutive loss.

Arizona will look to maintain their momentum as they prepare for upcoming divisional matchups with Coach Edwards at the helm.