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Third down and six, right up the gut.

That is Gibson, and he is gone.

Third of the ball game for the rookie Antonio Gibson.

And that is a knockout blow here in Arlington, Texas.

That was Antonio Gibson with the knockout blow in a ridiculous 41 to 16 victory for the

Washington football team, the first place Washington football team over the Dallas Cowboys.

I'm Greg Rosal.

I'm with Mark Sessler.

This is like a surprise album drop from a band.

No one really needed any extra music from, but who cares?

We're on Thanksgiving.

We're delivering it to you too, Mark.

And we're going to hit the Lamar Jackson COVID news later in the show, but let's just start talking about this one.

Mike McCarthy, you know, a guy you've always loved, spending Thanksgiving with him, I'm sure it was a lot of fun for you.

Oh, I mean, you can't top it, so let's start right there.

But I had a Cowboys, because, you know, we felt this hope around them, I think it's a group.

They could be the team that emerged from this division and, you know, showed some life down

the stretch.

And I personally just ignored Washington the entire time.

And they looked like the better team.

It kind of reminded me at the end of last week's game when I thought the Cowboys defense looked tired against Dalvin Cook and the Vikings down the stretch.

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