Five ways the Cowboys will beat the Redskins on Thanksgiving
1. The Redskins struggled with the AFC North. The Cowboys blew that division up.
Well, well, well. Look at the team with a tie on their record.
Washington struggled the Steelers week 1, losing 38-16.
They beat the Browns by two scores (but who hasn’t).
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They defeated the Ravens by six points in week 5. And finally, they tied with the Bengals 27-27 on October 30th.
Yes, the Skins blew up the Packers last Sunday Night, 42-24. But hold the hot sauce man.
Green Bay was on eBay looking for extra defensive bodies, so going full-blown gloat mode probably isn’t a good thing.
Not only has the Dallas Cowboys swept the AFC North, they did it in ridiculous, “Hollywood” big screen style.
A healthy dose of run Ezekiel, run, will happen Thursday — the same formula that toppled the AFC North. The Ravens, with the best defense in the NFL mind you, couldn’t stop the train.
Washington will leave Texas deflated, bloated, and hungry for revenge — not turkey legs — on the plane ride home.