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Cowboys 31 Redskins 23.

Happy Thanksgiving, everybody, a day afterwards.

Hopefully you had a nice Thanksgiving up until the game started. I did, Aaron, do it the way

that I said I was going to do it, which was eat at halftime and pause all of the televisions

and tell everybody to not look at their phones. And for the most part, it worked out. I mean,

I was able to catch up late third quarter to where it was live without really knowing what was going on. But there were a couple of other TVs that were ahead during that point. And it's just some people screaming in another room and yelling. And it's just, I'm not doing that again. I'm not doing that again. What was with the multiple rooms? Well, I mean, we had, you know, we had a lot of people. And so the kitchen, a lot of people hanging out in the kitchen with the TV on and then downstairs, you know, whatever. I'm not doing that again.

Look, the Redskins lost a game to the Cowboys yesterday. The season did not end. You know, it may seem like it after all the shit that's happened here the last five days. I mean, it's been a rough five-day stretch for this football team. From six and three, two-game lead in the division to six-and-five, starting quarterback gone, backup looked like a backup

for the most part, and to rub salt deep into the wounds, the officiating has been one-sided

two games in a row, to the point where it was laughably one-sided in the decisive second half

last night. But, but I'm not making excuses excuses and that wasn't the reason they lost the game.

It is a fact that the officiating has been one-sided and the Redskins have had the short end of the

whistle stick here the last two games. They have. They've been on the short end of the stick when it comes to the whistle,

the flag in football. But it's not even in the top four or five really of my reasons that they

lost the game. They lost the game, you know, long before, for many other reasons that were not

officiating related. Look, I sensed in my house after the

game last night a resignation of sorts on the season, an acknowledgement that the Redskins are

back to being the Redskins again, and any magic the season had to it is over. I'm not here

to coach you up or to motivate you to stay in it,

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