Never mind that Sunday's loss all but killed Washington's already-slim playoff hopes and it did, to be clear this defeat now will likely be remembered for more than that. In the Dan Snyder era, Washington has had more than its share of blowouts especially in primetime. But this? This one falls in a special category.
Never mind that Sunday's loss all but killed Washington's already-slim playoff hopes and it did, to be clear this defeat now will likely be remembered for more than that. In the Dan Snyder era, Washington has had more than its share of blowouts especially in primetime. But this? This one falls in a special category.
DeMarcus Lawrence forced a fumble and made two other big plays that led to 15 points and the Dallas defense forced four turnovers for the third straight game Sunday. The Cowboys inched closer to their first playoff berth since 2018 with a 21-6 win over the New York Giants.
Sunday was a strange day for the Washington Football Team. Quarterback Taylor Heinicke got hurt and couldn't finish the game. The Burgundy and Gold, after getting blown out for most of the afternoon, suddenly found themselves in a one=score contest with less than five minutes left. And despite failing to gain ground on the Cowboys in the NFC East, 6-7 Washington maintained its hold on a playoff spot.