The Washington Redskins play the Dallas Cowboys on Monday. Kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. ET. Watch the live stream or listen to the radio broadcast via the links provided below.
Dallas hasn't played this well in years. A big reason for why the Cowboys are 6-1 is because of their offensive line, which helped pave the way for running back DeMarco Murray's 913 yards and seven touchdowns. While most point to Dallas' line as the reason for this season's success, coach Jason Garrett didn't shy away from heaping praise on Murray.
"Teams have geared up to stop the run and even though they've done that we've still been able to continue to run the football and DeMarco's a big part of that," Garrett said, via ESPN. "I think he's seeing the holes well, he's feeling the softness well and like he always does, he finishes runs."
The offensive line has also done a fantastic job of keeping quarterback Tony Romo upright long enough to supplement the running game with 1,789 passing yards and 14 touchdowns, including three last week against the New York Giants.
"Obviously we were very productive in the passing game," said Garrett. "We didn't throw it that much but when we threw it I think he was 17 out of 23, averaged over 10 yards an attempt, big-time plays down the field, made a lot of little plays, his pocket presence was outstanding."
Washington, meanwhile, has their answer for who will start under center Monday night: journeyman Colt McCoy. With quarterback Robert Griffin III still sidelined with an ankle injury, the 2-5 Redskins will turn to McCoy instead of backup Kirk Cousins, who's struggled with turnovers this month.
McCoy is only 6-15 as a starter, but he believes is experience as a backup the last two years has helped him develop into a better signal caller, according to ESPN.
"I would say I'm older, maybe a little bit stronger," he said. "I think I've learned from my past experiences and watched a lot of good quarterbacks play and hopefully by doing that you naturally gain a little bit of confidence even though you're standing on the sidelines."
Watch the live stream HERE, or listen to the radio broadcast HERE (WAS) and HERE (DAL).
