Texas Stadium has been a house of horrors for the Washington Redskins. Coming into today's contest, the Redskins have lost 26 of their 35 games at Texas Stadium ... including 11 of the last 12. That made the Redskins 26-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys tonight all the sweeter. This is most likely the final time these two bitter rivals will meet on that field.
Santana Moss is moving himself higher and higher in Redskins lore. He'll hate to see Texas Stadium go as he put up eight catches for 145 yards and was virtually unguardable in the first half. Since the Cowboys had to concentrate on him, guys like Chris Cooley and Antwaan Randle El started getting open and holes started opening up for Clinton Portis.
Jim Zorn is new to this whole thing so he doesn't see it as a big win over a longtime rival. He sees it as the coming out party for him, his team and his quarterback. Zorn's playcalling was outstanding and Jason Campbell just exuded confidence. This is a far cry from the last time they were on national TV when the offense looked lost against the Giants on Week 1.
And shame on you morons for failing to believe in the Z-man.
