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What does the first race of the Chase really mean?
Brian Hunsicker
Sep 12, 2008
I’ve seen and heard the resulting backlash after the Washington Redskins looked so miserable after their season-opening loss in New York. And, consequently, I’ve heard the response from the players: It’s only one game.
So no matter what happens to your favorite driver at New Hampshire, remember what so many of the Redskins said: It’s only one game.
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