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First down at the 12, Heineke, with time over the middle end of the end zone.

McCorin's got the touchdown.

Nine seconds to go in the half, and Heineke finds McCoran for six.

Taylor Heineke was great yesterday.

No other way to describe it.

Best game for him, I think, of his very young career as a starter.

Certainly the best game of this season. And he played really

well last week. He's doing his best to make people like me change our minds about him. The bigger

picture conversation we will continue to have, but not today. Today is about yesterday and the game they won at Carolina, 27 to 21, to move to 4 and 6,

and yes, into mathematical contention for an NFC playoff berth.

Yeah, playoffs.

Scott Van Pelt's going to be on the show a little bit later.

We will talk other NFL. He'll give his thoughts on Heineke and Washington.

We will talk some college football. We're getting down now to the biggest games of the year.

We'll talk some Wizards. We'll talk some Maryland basketball. And we will talk about

Len Bias, who went into the National Collegiate Hall of Fame yesterday. And I will hopefully

remember to ask him about the story he tells every year at Thanksgiving time about how Clint

Longley nearly killed his grandfather.

Washington was done Halloween night.

Two and six was the record of 1710 lost to Denver, four losses in a row,

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