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Old 09-17-2005, 08:11 PM   #9
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Re: Dallas Score Predictions

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There is no logic with your prediction. If we have a better defense than the Chargers, how can you predict Dallas scoring one less point than they did against the Chargers? That's crazy. I don't know about you, but this game is the beginning of a new era in Redskins football. Mark (Brunell) my words. The Redskins win this game easily 31-13. The tide has turned. The Gibbs pass offense will be in the house. We throw at Terrance Newman and burn his ass. By the way, the Redskins defense is ranked #2 in the NFL and offense #16 in the NFL. Ahead of Dallas, Giants and Eagles in both statistics.

I pray you are right, but it just doesn't seem likely. I don't think we've made the offensive strides necessary.

To answer the question about the D-fense above I think our offense is to blame. #1 our D will be on the field more b/c the o sucks #2 our inept offense will give the cowboys better starting field position. I think that justifies the prediction now whether he took that into account I don't know.
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