Game facts: Redskins at Cowboys

Published: Oct 01, 2016 at 02:35 PM

"You like that?": Kirk Cousins has the highest passer rating in the NFL over his last 20 starts (streak dates back to Week 7, 2015 -- the "You Like That" game).

Offensive juggernaut: Washington's offense averages 6.4 yards per play (2nd in NFL), 301.4 pass yards per game (3rd) and 418.5 total yards per game (2nd).

Norman vs. Dez: Josh Norman and Dez Bryant have faced off in two games since the start of 2015. Norman covered Bryant on 39 pass plays in those two games, allowing just one catch for 6 yards.

Washington's weakness: The Redskins do not rank in the top half of the NFL in most significant defensive categories (18th in scoring defense, 23rd in total defense, 22nd in rushing defense, 18th in pass defense).

This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be missing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an issue.

Related Content

news

Packers' Jordan Morgan not bothered by skeptics of him playing LT: 'Obviously you haven't watched film'

The Green Bay Packers' first-round offensive lineman Jordan Morgan has arms slightly shorter than a typical left tackle, but he's unconcerned with those doubting them and has every intention of proving he still belongs at the position he played in college.

news

Patriots pass rusher Matt Judon ready for return to form after biceps injury: 'I'm out for a vendetta'

Matt Judon, who saw a streak of four straight Pro Bowls ended in 2023 thanks to a torn biceps, is on the comeback trail looking to show he still has it in his age-32 season with the New England Patriots.

news

Packers' Alex McGough, former USFL MVP, moving from quarterback to wide receiver

Alex McGough has never taken an NFL regular-season snap at quarterback. Now he'll attempt to crack a lineup at a different position. The second-year Packer is moving to wide receiver, head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed in his Friday news conference.

news

2024 NFL Draft: My five favorite hauls ... and one head-scratching class

Bucky Brooks provides his five favorite classes from the 2024 NFL Draft, with a pair of divisions claiming two teams apiece. Plus, one haul that left our resident scout scratching his head.