Redskins Look to Extend Winning Streak to Two at Cowboys
November 18th, 2009
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The Washington Redskins are hardly a thing of beauty this 2009 NFL schedule but they are still a talented team that at times can find a way to win despite themselves. In the team’s week 10 win over a very good Denver team they reminded the world that they will not go into the night quietly and have a chance to make an even bigger statement against the hated NFC East rival Cowboys in week 11.
The Cowboys (6-3) are undoubtedly the better team in this match and have a three game lead over the Skins (3-6). But that hardly makes them a lock to win no matter what the NFL football betting odds might say. Read more…
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