Cowboys, Washington and the Commanders
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The Washington Commanders (3-3) and the Dallas Cowboys (2-3-1) battle in an NFC East contest in Week 7. Both teams were handed losses last week. The Cowboys went on the road and lost 30-27 to the Carolina Panthers. Meanwhile, the Commanders lost to the Chicago Bears 25-24 on a last-second field goal.
In two of those wins, Deebo Samuel led the team in receiving, going for 77 yards against the Giants and 96 yards against the Chargers. Heading into Sunday’s game against Dallas, Samuel was listed on the injury report. He suffered a heel injury against Los Angeles in Week 5 and played through it in Week 6.
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The NFC East race is heating up, and Sunday’s clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders carries major early season implications. The winner will move into sole possession of second place behind the defending division champion Philadelphia Eagles,
The Dallas Cowboys defense seems to get to quarterbacks, and our expert Jayden Daniels predictions expect Daniels to have a strong rushing game.
Their latest loss was at the hands of the Carolina Panthers, who had their way with the Dallas defense on the ground and through the air. That leaves them with plenty to prove as they head into their Week 7 showdown with the Washington Commanders.
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Week 7 brings a critical clash for the Dallas Cowboys against the Washington Commanders, and timing couldn't be better for Dallas. A victory here could help the Cowboys regain momentum in their pursuit of NFC East supremacy,
Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb confirmed to reporters on Thursday that he'll return from a high ankle sprain against the Washington Commanders in Week 7 and won't play on a snap count.