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After re-watching the game, I voted Kerrigan in the game ball poll, because I can be one to expect more of him than what he does, but he's having a solid season and he had a great game. On top of the strip sack, he made and contributed to make many plays both in the passing and the running game. Loved it!

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[quote=CRedskinsRule;1204115]It's not really lucky. That's why they say a good DL helps the DB's and good DB's help the DLine.[/quote]

It was because Dak is inept at reading a coverage

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[url]https://mobile.twitter.com/john_keim/status/1054727810290511872[/url]

Couple things...first check out Zach brown read/react and then dominate transitioning to a pop on pig boy.

Dallas should have walked out on the field and cut #71 Collins for that piss poor effort. He just got dominated

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Yeah Collins got schooled all day long

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Good old NFC East dogfight,the way it should be-Redskins-Cowboys for first place,George Allen was smiling down on the defense...good effort-good win.

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[quote=Burgold;1204145]Good old NFC East dogfight,the way it should be-Redskins-Cowboys for first place,George Allen was smiling down on the defense...good effort-good win.[/quote]

Amen, Brother! I thought of George Allen and his formula for success while watching the game. Namely, tough defense. solid special teams, play for field position, and don't turn the ball over to the other team. A team can win a lot of games playing like that.

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[quote=KI Skins Fan;1204146]Amen, Brother! I thought of George Allen and his formula for success while watching the game. Namely, tough defense. solid special teams, play for field position, and don't turn the ball over to the other team. A team can win a lot of games playing like that.[/quote]

When you mentioned that I pictured Billy Kilmer with a single bar face mask. Crazy to think Allen started coaching the Redskins over 45 years ago. I think it would be interesting to watch a game of that era and note how many personal foul penalties would be called by today's rules. Often after a game a QB was as bloody, dirty and battered looking as a linebacker.