Washington Football Team October 2020 Schedule Preview

The Washington Football Team October 2020 schedule presents four crucial tests that could define their season trajectory. After a challenging September that saw Washington fall to 1-2 after last week’s loss, these games offer opportunities to gain ground and establish momentum. Here’s Washington’s October slate:

Week 4 vs Baltimore Ravens – October 4, 2020

Washington opens October against AFC powerhouse Baltimore at FedEx Field. The Ravens bring reigning MVP Lamar Jackson and a dynamic rushing attack. Baltimore’s defense features talented playmakers across all three levels. This interconference matchup will test Rivera’s squad against one of the NFL’s most complete teams.

Washington versus Ravens

Week 5 vs Los Angeles Rams – October 11, 2020

The Football Team welcomes the defending NFC champion Rams to home turf. Los Angeles brings back Jared Goff and a loaded receiving corps led by Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods. The Rams’ defense features Aaron Donald, who will challenge Washington’s offensive line. This contest presents another measuring stick against playoff-caliber competition.

Week 6 @ New York Giants – October 18, 2020

Washington travels to MetLife Stadium for an NFC East showdown with the Giants. New York starts Daniel Jones in his second season under center. The Giants added several defensive pieces to complement their young quarterback. This divisional road test could prove pivotal for both teams’ early season momentum.

Week 7 vs Dallas Cowboys – October 25, 2020

Washington hosts bitter rival Dallas in a crucial divisional clash. The Cowboys feature Dak Prescott leading an explosive offensive attack. Ezekiel Elliott anchors their ground game behind a talented offensive line. This home contest against their biggest rival could determine early NFC East positioning.

October’s schedule brings both opportunity and challenge for Washington. Two home games against elite competition will test their progress under Rivera. The divisional contests against New York and Dallas will ultimately determine their standing in the NFC East race.