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It?s another week and another battle for the Washington Redskins against the unrelenting injury bug.
As has been the case for the past five weeks, tight end Jordan Reed finds himself sidelined, struggling to overcome a lingering hamstring issue. He will be joined by the same trio that sat out last week?s game: defensive lineman Terrell McClain, safety Montae Nicholson, and center Chase Roullier. Along an already thin offensive line, Roullier?s absence has the potential for the greatest impact, though both McClain and Nicholson performed well the last time Washington took on the Dallas Cowboys with seven and five tackles, respectively.
Among the questionable players, fans should be paying close attention, yet again, to the offensive line. Left tackle Trent Williams, who did not suit up for last week?s Thursday night contest against the New York Giants is likely to be a game-time decision, but his participation in practice this week is a promising sign. Hopefully, he?ll be playing alongside Morgan Moses, who has fought through ankle injuries for weeks. Fans should also watch linebacker Zach Brown?s status closely. Brown, who leads the team with 73 solo tackles, has been an incredible force against opposing teams, and his absence, should he not be able to go, would certainly be felt.
As has been the case for the past five weeks, tight end Jordan Reed finds himself sidelined, struggling to overcome a lingering hamstring issue. He will be joined by the same trio that sat out last week?s game: defensive lineman Terrell McClain, safety Montae Nicholson, and center Chase Roullier. Along an already thin offensive line, Roullier?s absence has the potential for the greatest impact, though both McClain and Nicholson performed well the last time Washington took on the Dallas Cowboys with seven and five tackles, respectively.
Among the questionable players, fans should be paying close attention, yet again, to the offensive line. Left tackle Trent Williams, who did not suit up for last week?s Thursday night contest against the New York Giants is likely to be a game-time decision, but his participation in practice this week is a promising sign. Hopefully, he?ll be playing alongside Morgan Moses, who has fought through ankle injuries for weeks. Fans should also watch linebacker Zach Brown?s status closely. Brown, who leads the team with 73 solo tackles, has been an incredible force against opposing teams, and his absence, should he not be able to go, would certainly be felt.
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Need to Know: Five Redskins under pressure vs. the Cowboys | NBC Sports Washington
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As the Redskins attempt to make a playoff push, they hope to lean on bruising rookie Samaje Perine, who has shown steady improvement.
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Morning,
This will be my one Cowboy game of the year. Friend gets Colonial tickets and I get 2 of his 4 tickets to the Cowboy game. There has been a lot of LIONS games I have went too. Picked this one because I'm off tomorrow.
I will be repping my LIONS team with a Hat. We have a better record than the Boys so expect minimum Crap. Also, I have Cousins in two leagues and Crowder in three. I will be starting them both tonight. One league I'm in the #1 spot and playing for a Bye. Another, in our points now need to just score Baby. Third, I need a scoring miracle to get in.
I will be taking the over and after watching these two Teams the last few week I say the Redskins are playing and the Cowboys are playing it out. It wouldn't surprise me to see the Boys step up but if they get down, who knows.
At least we won't have the SUN in our face. :lol:
Good luck to all and my all your picks be Winners. Enjoy the Game.
Adding my Plays
TOTAL o12?-115 (1H REDSKINS TTL PTS vrs 1H REDSKINS TTL PTS)
TOTAL o67?-130 (J CROWDER TTL REC YRDS vrs J CROWDER TTL REC YRDS)
WASHINGTON REDSKINS -1?-105
TOTAL o47-115 (WASHINGTON REDSKINS vrs DALLAS COWBOYS)
1H WASHINGTON REDSKINS -?-105
This will be my one Cowboy game of the year. Friend gets Colonial tickets and I get 2 of his 4 tickets to the Cowboy game. There has been a lot of LIONS games I have went too. Picked this one because I'm off tomorrow.
I will be repping my LIONS team with a Hat. We have a better record than the Boys so expect minimum Crap. Also, I have Cousins in two leagues and Crowder in three. I will be starting them both tonight. One league I'm in the #1 spot and playing for a Bye. Another, in our points now need to just score Baby. Third, I need a scoring miracle to get in.
I will be taking the over and after watching these two Teams the last few week I say the Redskins are playing and the Cowboys are playing it out. It wouldn't surprise me to see the Boys step up but if they get down, who knows.
At least we won't have the SUN in our face. :lol:
Good luck to all and my all your picks be Winners. Enjoy the Game.
Adding my Plays
TOTAL o12?-115 (1H REDSKINS TTL PTS vrs 1H REDSKINS TTL PTS)
TOTAL o67?-130 (J CROWDER TTL REC YRDS vrs J CROWDER TTL REC YRDS)
WASHINGTON REDSKINS -1?-105
TOTAL o47-115 (WASHINGTON REDSKINS vrs DALLAS COWBOYS)
1H WASHINGTON REDSKINS -?-105
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Cowboys' season on the line against Redskins
Season, meet the Dallas Cowboys. Cowboys, meet the season.
That's what is on the line Thursday night when the Cowboys host the Washington Redskins at AT&T Stadium.
The Cowboys have lost three straight games to fall to 5-6, the same record as the Redskins. If the Cowboys lose Thursday, then their reign as NFC East champs will officially come to an end with the Philadelphia Eagles clinching the division.
A win would likely just delay the inevitable, but it would at least keep the Cowboys alive in the wild-card chase, with their next two games coming against the New York Giants without Eli Manning as the starter and the similarly disappointing Oakland Raiders.
Win Thursday, then the following two games, and the Cowboys will stand at 8-6 with Ezekiel Elliott returning.
"Hopefully we can kind of keep ourselves in the race," center Travis Frederick said, "and that starts with a win Thursday."
Different look: When these teams met a month ago at FedEx Field, Samaje Perine was active but did not get a carry for Washington.
Now, the rookie from Oklahoma is their lead running back.
In the last two games, Perine has carried 23 times for 117 yards and a touchdown against the New Orleans Saints and 24 times for 100 yards against the Giants. In the last three games, the Cowboys have not allowed a 100-yard rusher (Philadelphia's Jay Ajayi had 91) but they have not exactly stopped the run, either, giving up 132, 215 and 81 yards (72 in the second half) to the Atlanta Falcons, Eagles and Los Angeles Chargers.
"He's just been productive," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said of Perine. "They've handed him the ball. He's a good downhill runner. He's physical and he's been productive for them, very efficient in the running game and a hard guy to tackle."
Same look: Since arriving in 2011 as a first-round pick, it just seems like Ryan Kerrigan always has success against the Cowboys. In 13 games he has 8.5 sacks, which are the second most he has against one team. Philadelphia fans might argue Kerrigan has hurt them more, as he has 10.5 sacks against the Eagles.
Kerrigan leads the Redskins with nine sacks this season, and he had two when these teams met in October. His 67.5 career sacks are third-most in team history and he is one of five players to record at least 7.5 in each of the first seven seasons of his career, since sacks became an official stat in 1982. Jared Allen, Derrick Thomas, DeMarcus Ware and Reggie White are the others.
"Just makes a lot of plays for them in the running game, affecting the quarterback," Garrett said. "He's one of those guys that just plays through the echo of the whistle. He gets a lot of production just because he hustles and has a relentless spirit and he comes back the next play and does it again."
The ref: Following their first loss of the season, the Cowboys were looking to rebound against the Arizona Cardinals. Craig Wrolstad was the ref in that game, which the Cowboys won. In fact, they have won three straight games with Wrolstad as the ref, so maybe that's a good sign for them. In five games with him as the ref, the Cowboys have been penalized 27 times for 233 yards and their opponents have been flagged 29 times for 248 yards. Here is a breakdown of Wrolstad's work in last week's game between the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts.
Season, meet the Dallas Cowboys. Cowboys, meet the season.
That's what is on the line Thursday night when the Cowboys host the Washington Redskins at AT&T Stadium.
The Cowboys have lost three straight games to fall to 5-6, the same record as the Redskins. If the Cowboys lose Thursday, then their reign as NFC East champs will officially come to an end with the Philadelphia Eagles clinching the division.
A win would likely just delay the inevitable, but it would at least keep the Cowboys alive in the wild-card chase, with their next two games coming against the New York Giants without Eli Manning as the starter and the similarly disappointing Oakland Raiders.
Win Thursday, then the following two games, and the Cowboys will stand at 8-6 with Ezekiel Elliott returning.
"Hopefully we can kind of keep ourselves in the race," center Travis Frederick said, "and that starts with a win Thursday."
Different look: When these teams met a month ago at FedEx Field, Samaje Perine was active but did not get a carry for Washington.
Now, the rookie from Oklahoma is their lead running back.
In the last two games, Perine has carried 23 times for 117 yards and a touchdown against the New Orleans Saints and 24 times for 100 yards against the Giants. In the last three games, the Cowboys have not allowed a 100-yard rusher (Philadelphia's Jay Ajayi had 91) but they have not exactly stopped the run, either, giving up 132, 215 and 81 yards (72 in the second half) to the Atlanta Falcons, Eagles and Los Angeles Chargers.
"He's just been productive," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said of Perine. "They've handed him the ball. He's a good downhill runner. He's physical and he's been productive for them, very efficient in the running game and a hard guy to tackle."
Same look: Since arriving in 2011 as a first-round pick, it just seems like Ryan Kerrigan always has success against the Cowboys. In 13 games he has 8.5 sacks, which are the second most he has against one team. Philadelphia fans might argue Kerrigan has hurt them more, as he has 10.5 sacks against the Eagles.
Kerrigan leads the Redskins with nine sacks this season, and he had two when these teams met in October. His 67.5 career sacks are third-most in team history and he is one of five players to record at least 7.5 in each of the first seven seasons of his career, since sacks became an official stat in 1982. Jared Allen, Derrick Thomas, DeMarcus Ware and Reggie White are the others.
"Just makes a lot of plays for them in the running game, affecting the quarterback," Garrett said. "He's one of those guys that just plays through the echo of the whistle. He gets a lot of production just because he hustles and has a relentless spirit and he comes back the next play and does it again."
The ref: Following their first loss of the season, the Cowboys were looking to rebound against the Arizona Cardinals. Craig Wrolstad was the ref in that game, which the Cowboys won. In fact, they have won three straight games with Wrolstad as the ref, so maybe that's a good sign for them. In five games with him as the ref, the Cowboys have been penalized 27 times for 233 yards and their opponents have been flagged 29 times for 248 yards. Here is a breakdown of Wrolstad's work in last week's game between the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts.
opcorn2<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Two predictable, unsuccessful runs followed by a 3rd and long incompletion. Jason Garrett and Co sure were busy preparing that deceptive game script.</p>— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) <a href="https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/936407220782272512?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 1, 2017</a></blockquote>
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They got a 1st down!!!
Wish I had that 1st half under with ya... Skins' mistakes certainly didn't hurt.
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Noted that Morris got that first rush attempt inside the red zone from the WAS 14 AND, surprisingly, he did well with it, going for 6 yards on 1st down. I wonder had the pass been incomplete to Witten whether they would have stuck with Morris or put Smith in there. Undoubtedly, it would have been a pass play on 3rd and 4 because the DAL offense is incredibly predictable. The solid rush attempt setting up 2nd and short certainly contributed to Dallas' success on the next play as opposed to the runs of 2 yard or less Morris had only managed previously.
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