Okay, uh, 301, 2,300, 980, 301, 2,090. Is it doable tonight? And if so, how? Uh, yeah,

the line keeps coming down. That means, you know, some sharp betters bringing, uh, taking

Washington plus the big number that has brought it down. Does that mean they're going to

win out right? No. All right. Look, this is a hard sell. And I typically can figure out in the

NFL because it happens all the time a lot of ways to pitch a potential upset. Washington's not

one of those dismal teams at the end of the year that truly has no shot.

You know, you get to that, you know, point in the season in which teams are playing out the string

and somebody else is playing for something, and you can find a way where maybe that team can

cover, but they can't necessarily win outright, although even

that happens on occasion. Is it doable tonight? It's doable, but man, everything has to go

their way. Washington can pull it off tonight. If number one, they shorten the game, and by shortening the game, I mean,

I think to do that, they've got to run the football tonight. You know, KC is fourth in the

league in time of possession. Washington is 28th. You lose time of possession tonight by, say, 33 to 27, 34 to 26. You got no shot.

No shot at all. You need to flip the script on time of possession tonight, because I don't see a lot of big

explosives that you end up scoring in super short order against a Steve Spagnulu

defense. But I'll tell you what you can do. You can run no huddle to keep defensive personnel

that you want on the field, but not snap it with 15 seconds to go on the play clock.

You know, these are some of the things that they've got to think about.

You know, in terms of complementary football, Cliff Kingsbury, Dan Quinn, Joe Whit Jr.,

they got to understand they have a major problem defensively.

They can't stop anybody. Anybody decent, they cannot stop. And now they're

without their best, arguably their best defensive player in Dorrance Armstrong the rest of the

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