Washington's 2020 Schedule and Win Total Breakdown
After back-to-back seven-win seasons in 2017 and 2018, Washington had a miserable 3-13 season in 2019. New head coach Ron Rivera starts his career in Washington with a home opener against NFC East rival Eagles.
Washington's projected win total is 5.5 (over -110; under -110). They have a stout defensive front full of first-round picks, and young up-and-comers on offense in Dwyane Haskins, Terry McLaurin and Derrius Guice. Can Rivera get the defense to live up to their draft-day pedigree? Will Haskins take a big step forward in 2020?
Read Rick Snider from RedskinsReport's analysis on Washington's schedule.
Full Schedule
- Week 1: vs. Philadelphia Eagles
- Week 2: at Arizona Cardinals
- Week 3: at Cleveland Browns
- Week 4: vs. Baltimore Ravens
- Week 5: vs. Los Angeles Rams
- Week 6: at New York Giants
- Week 7: vs. Dallas Cowboys
- Week 8: BYE
- Week 9: vs. New York Giants
- Week 10: at Detroit Lions
- Week 11: vs. Cincinnati Bengals
- Week 12: at Dallas Cowboys
- Week 13: at Pittsburgh Steelers
- Week 14: at San Francisco 49ers
- Week 15: vs. Seattle Seahawks
- Week 16 vs. Carolina Panthers
- Week 17: at Philadelphia Eagles
Primetime Action:
Thanksgiving: Week 12 at Dallas Cowboys
Check complete schedules for Monday Night Football, Thursday Night Football, and Sunday Night Football
Fun Facts from 2019:
- Washington ran the least number of offensive plays (885) while ranking last in points scored (266) and 31st in offensive TDs (28).
- Washington finished 32nd in pass completions (298) and passing yards (3,202).
- Rookie Terry McLaurin led the team in catches (58), receiving yards (919), and TDs (7), but no other receiving caught more than 42 passes or gained over 380 yards.
- Their defense allowed 35 passing TDs (30th) with most of the damage coming at WR (21 – 28th) and TE (9 – 29th).
- In his six full games, Dwayne Haskins averaged 182 yards passing with five TDs and three Ints.
