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(NFL) Washington vs. Dallas,
Point Spread: 10.50 | -115.00 Washington (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 10.50 | -115.00 Washington (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* ASSASSIN on the Washington Redskins.
For a number of different reasons, I like the visitors to keep this one close enough to sneak in through the back door with the large spread they've been afforded. Dallas is 6-1 and is one of the best team's in the league. Hmm? Even at 6-1, do you feel like the Cowboys are in fact one of the league's elite? I certainly don't. RB DeMarco Murray and Tony Romo have been excellent thus far, but I think will finally take a step back here against a determined and hungry Washington team. The league's top run game has obviously helped the oft-maligned Romo who has an NFL-high 69.2 completion percentage to date. But as I said off the top, I think the Redskins can surprise the home side today, they broke a four-game slide last week with a 19-17 win over Tennesee, backup QB Colt McCoy was inserted in relief of an ineffective Kirk Cousins and was 11 for 13 for 128 yards and a TD. Note, RG III could make an appearance today as well: "I've already made the decision. I've said it's going to be Colt," coach Jay Gruden said earlier in the week. "I've said Robert will be the wild card, possibly, if he's ready to go, and that still hasn't been decided yet." This is also a double revenge game after the Cowboys took both divisional contests in 2013. Note that Washington is in fact 8-6 ATS in its last 14 vs. divisional opponents, while Dallas is 0-2 ATS the last two years on MNF and just 8-12 ATS in its last 20 in front of the home town crowd. It's true that Washington has dropped eight straight to NFC East foes, but streaks (both good and bad), were made to be broken; while I won't call for an outright upset, I do definitely feel this is too many points to be giving up to the undervalued visiting side; play on WASHINGTON.
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For a number of different reasons, I like the visitors to keep this one close enough to sneak in through the back door with the large spread they've been afforded. Dallas is 6-1 and is one of the best team's in the league. Hmm? Even at 6-1, do you feel like the Cowboys are in fact one of the league's elite? I certainly don't. RB DeMarco Murray and Tony Romo have been excellent thus far, but I think will finally take a step back here against a determined and hungry Washington team. The league's top run game has obviously helped the oft-maligned Romo who has an NFL-high 69.2 completion percentage to date. But as I said off the top, I think the Redskins can surprise the home side today, they broke a four-game slide last week with a 19-17 win over Tennesee, backup QB Colt McCoy was inserted in relief of an ineffective Kirk Cousins and was 11 for 13 for 128 yards and a TD. Note, RG III could make an appearance today as well: "I've already made the decision. I've said it's going to be Colt," coach Jay Gruden said earlier in the week. "I've said Robert will be the wild card, possibly, if he's ready to go, and that still hasn't been decided yet." This is also a double revenge game after the Cowboys took both divisional contests in 2013. Note that Washington is in fact 8-6 ATS in its last 14 vs. divisional opponents, while Dallas is 0-2 ATS the last two years on MNF and just 8-12 ATS in its last 20 in front of the home town crowd. It's true that Washington has dropped eight straight to NFC East foes, but streaks (both good and bad), were made to be broken; while I won't call for an outright upset, I do definitely feel this is too many points to be giving up to the undervalued visiting side; play on WASHINGTON.
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