1) Statistics, some entities (like ESPN) try to
make statistics far more complicated than
they need to be. Myself, I prefer standards
the NFL uses, much simpler & easier to com-
prehend than are the needlessly complicated
formulas used in the following post:
https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/lists/dallas-cowboys-vs-washington-football-team-2021-week-14-advanced-stats/

Simple, straight-forward easy-to-grasp stats
much more pertinent / relevant / comprehen-
sible than the stats above:
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.sports.football.pro.dallas-cowboys/c/XYWixhfNCYw/m/I2MroIxVBQAJ

2) Overall Record, Cowboys have the advan-
tage, 73 wins, 47 losses, 2 ties, but last year,
Washington dominated the Cowboys in both
games:
https://www.footballdb.com/teams/nfl/dallas-cowboys/teamvsteam?opp=32

Summary by decade:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowboys%E2%80%93Washington_rivalry

1960s (Cowboys, 10–7–2)
1970s (Cowboys, 12–9)
1980s (Cowboys, 11–9)
1990s (Cowboys, 12–8)
2000s (Cowboys, 14–6)
2010s (Cowboys, 14–6)
2020s (Washington, 2–0)

3) In 2012, someone posted an opinion on what
he considered to be 20 of the best games in the
Cowboys versus Washington rivalry.

Don't know why he picked games in which Wash-
ington won 14 times, Cowboys won 5 times, the
2 teams tied 1 time, when Cowboys have won
just under 60% of the games, but here's his list:
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1461690-washington-redskins-dallas-cowboys-rivalry-20-of-the-best-games

Perhaps he's a Washington fan? Unfortunately for
the Cowboys, in the only 2 playoff games the teams
have played one another, Washington won both, the
NFC Championship games at the end of the 1972 &
1982 seasons.

4) Tony Pollard, highly unlikely he'll be active, as I
stated in my post about his injury December 9th:
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.sports.football.pro.dallas-cowboys/c/HyjEumAAOC0/m/AiwbPVBfBQAJ

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