Frazier in charge as Vikings visit Redskins

Published: Nov 23, 2010 at 11:55 AM

Brian Orakpo has 7.5 sacks this year.

(Alan Diaz / Associated Press)

The storyline
Brett Favre vs. Donovan McNabb in the beleaguered QB Bowl. The Redskins have already surpassed last year's win total. The Vikings might need two more seasons to amass their 2009 win total.

Why you should watch
Perhaps these two drama-filled teams will create a diversion during pre-game warmups.

Did you know?
Favre is 4-0 in his career as a starter at Washington. ... Minnesota's Adrian Peterson leads the NFC with 1,277 yards from scrimmage and 65 first downs. ... McNabb has a 5-0 record with nine touchdowns and only one interception in five career starts against the Vikings. ... Washington's Chris Cooley ranks third among tight ends with 49 catches.

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