Whenever the Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins play, there is something big on the line because these two teams have so much history together.  This week, the division lead was at stake for both teams and given the fact that every team in the NFC East has multiple losses, the winner has the inside track to the playoffs…and the loser…well its unlikely that the runner up will get a wild card slot given the competitiveness of the division.

In game that was back and forth, the outcome was decided on a last second field goal attempt by Dallas kicker Brett Maher that bounced off the left upright.  The Redskins endured and won the game, 20 – 17.  With the victory, the Redskins take a 1 1/2 game lead over the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys.

Let’s turn our attention to the First Ladies of Football who were resplendent in their colorful skintight catsuits.  Click here to view the Redskins game day gallery.

We begin our coverage of Week 7 of the NFL regular season with the Charger Girls in London.  Click here to view the Chargers game day gallery.

It was another high scoring affair in Week 6, this time between the visiting Indianapolis Colts and the New York Jets.  Andrew Luck passed for 301 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Colts, but he also threw three interceptions.  Meanwhile, the Jets were setting a team record for most field goals with seven made.  Those field goals and Sam Darnold’s two touchdown passes were the difference in the game.  Jets win, 42 – 34.

It looks like the weather wasn’t too bad in New York, judging by the photos.  So let’s take a look at this week’s Jets Flight Crew photos.  Click here to view the Jets game day gallery.

London, calling.  And the Oakland Raiderettes answered…the NFL’s call to provide a bit of glamour to all those American football fans who partook of the great sports spectacle that is the NFL London Games.  Here are a few images from the event and to view the Raiders complete game day gallery, please click here.

They say that cold, damp weather is “football weather”, but I say that football weather is 80 degree temperatures and sunny skies because I live in Southern California and it’s always 80 degrees and sunny.  But apparently football is played in parts of the country that get cold and rain. 

Rain…what’s that?

Well, they did play some football in a place that was very cold and damp this past weekend…beautiful Colorado where the Los Angeles Rams battled the Denver Broncos.   The Rams must have been affected by the unfamiliar weather and thin air because they didn’t seem like their usual self, at least on offense where they only scored 23 points.  But that was enough because their defense held the Broncos to 20 points. 

So let’s take a look at this week’s photos of the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders as they braved the cold weather to cheer on the Broncos.  Click here to view the team’s game day gallery.