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Let’s face it, the Bills, much of the time, looked to be toying with the Redskins. But then, what would you expect? On this day, the Redskins were an NFL team only by the broadest definition. They played more like they belonged in that other league, the one with the 110-yard field and 12 players on a side. Shanahan sure could have used that 12th man Sunday.
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