ok, here goes...
Dallas D-Line vs. Washington O-Line: I think this is the time Dallas' D-Line finally becomes great, however, as of now, its a push.
Dallas LB vs. Washington TE/RB: Our LB corp should be really, really good next year. Cooley is their main TE threat, and we should have him under wraps. The question is, will we be able to stop Portis? Based on Game 2, where we didn't have injuries aplenty, we should be able to stop him. Advantage Dallas
Dallas secondary vs. Washington WR: Probably the most confusing of the matchups. Arguably, other than FS, the Cowboys have the one of the best secondaries. However, Danny went and got alot of players.
Here are the major matchups (if they get lined up against each other):
Santana Moss vs. Terence Newman: This should be a push.
Brandon Lloyd vs. Anthony Henry: Don't let the last Cowboys-49ers game fool you, that Cowboys team was totally down from the loss to Washington. Henry should have Lloyd's number. Advantage Dallas.
Aaron Glenn vs. Antwaan Randle El: Glenn should have this down. Advantage Dallas.
Dallas Team Defense vs. Washington QB: Advantage Dallas
Dallas O-Line vs. Washington D-Line: Advantage Washington, no explanation needed.
Dallas TE/RB vs. Washington LB: Witten should be able to torch any of their linebackers, especially if Rocky McIntosh is on him. All depends on JJ/MB3. For now, I'll say, push.
Dallas WR vs. Washington CB: With the addition of Terrell Owens, it looks like we should have an advantage here.
Terrell Owens vs. Shawn Springs: Owens should have it down. Advantage Dallas
Terry Glenn vs. Carlos Rogers: Advantage Dallas. A legitimate #1 should own the youngster.
Patrick Crayton vs. Washington's #3: Should be Dallas advantage, but since I don't know much about Washinton's number 3, I'll say push.
Note: if Sean Taylor doesn't go to jail, alot of that might change. Huge hitting safety duo.
Dallas QB vs. Washington Team Defense: Advantage Washington. They have a great defense that would scare any QB.
edit// heh, they drafted McIntosh, not Boiman lol.