All right, Washington beats Dallas if a couple of keys for a win. We'll have our predictions at the end of the show.

Smell test coming up next hour. Ben will join us at 12. Big NFL weekend. We'll go around the NFL card at the end of this hour.

So this is one of those games where it's kind of not hard.

You know, you identify Dallas as a terrible defensive team, a very, very good offensive team,

which is getting healthier this week as an offensive team. And so Washington, on the other hand, is a pretty damn good offensive team and a pretty

porous defensive team.

Not as good, not as bad defensively as Dallas, maybe right now, not as explosive or as good

offensively as the Cowboys.

I'll start with this. To me, this is a game in which

you've got to win it with your offense, and your offense has to be your best defense. You know,

every offensive drive in this game should be treated like getting stopped even once could cost you the game.

You know, they may not need to be, but they should think in terms of being a four-down

team Sunday against Dallas. And I say they may not need to be in four-down mode because

Dallas is easily the worst third- down defensive team in the league.

They give up 53.4% on third down. That's nearly five percentage points higher than number 31 in

the league, Cincinnati. Don't leave the field offensively without points. Look, 10 drives. If you have 10, you pretty much have to score on eight of them in this

game, seven to eight of them.

Of course, it's almost impossible to score in every drive.

You'll have a penalty or a drop pass or whatever it is, but you have to be in the mode of offensively, we've got to be

the best we can be because it'll be our best defense against the number one offense in

the league. Every offensive drive gets treated like it is a game-winning drive. Almost. Okay, I'm not suggesting

go forward on fourth and three from their own 18-yard line, but fourth and three from their

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