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So by Sunday, roughly 7.30-ish in the evening, if things go the way they're supposed to go,

Washington will be in sole possession of first place in the

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Yeah, so Sunday, Philly's a two and a half point underdog at New Orleans in the early window,

and the Cowboys are one and a half point underdogs in the late afternoon window against the Ravens.

If both those teams lose,

and they are based on the point spread, projected to lose those games, Washington would be one and one before their Monday night game against Cincinnati, Dallas would be one and two,

Philly would be one and two. The Giants already have two losses. Now, technically

right now, because Washington is the only team in the division that's played a division game and

they won that division game, they're in sole possession of first place. Why am I doing this?

It's because my good friend Bernie Barry sent me a note saying, you know, by the time we get to Monday,

Washington might be in sole possession of first place.

Yeah, it's actually kind of likely, although who knows in the NFL today in terms of what's going to happen.

But I can't remember actually the last time Washington

was in first place in the division, not after two weeks or three weeks or four weeks, but

say approaching the middle portion of the season. I think the last time they were in first place in the division at the halfway

mark, it may have been 2000.

That, because even the years in which they won the division, they made late season runs

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