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Johnson, the fake, he'll run, he'll want to throw. He's going to get a touchdown.

The commanders have taken the lead.

One-yard touchdown run by 39-year-old quarterback Josh Johnson. Josh Johnson's touchdown run with just over six minutes to go gave

Washington a seven-point lead, a lead that held up. They beat the Eagles in their season finale,

24 to 17, ensuring that when April's draft rolls around,

they'll have the seventh overall pick in the first round, rather than the fifth pick in the first round.

The pick they would have had had they lost to the Eagles.

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So this miserable season is finally over.

And the final tally, 5 and 12, not too good, as the old ball coach might say.

He actually said five and 11, not too good because they only played 16 regular season games back in 2003.

That was the last time we heard from Spurrier following that season.

He was gone a few days later, replaced about a week after that by Joe Gibbs in what was,

without question, an all-time, off-season moment, like stunning moment.

The shock of Joe Gibbs coming back, January 7th, 2004,

22 years ago nearly to the day, was an all-timer. That was a long time ago, though,

now seems like a lifetime ago. Dan Quinn, unlike Spurrier, is not going anywhere, nor should he,

in my opinion. I personally think that that is the reasonable perspective, the sane perspective.

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