The Redskins had two home games during the month of October at FedExField, both ending in a way that surely left the faithful happy.
On Oct. 4, quarterback Kirk Cousins manned an offense that drove 90 yards in 15 plays to a touchdown, one that would put the Redskins over the Eagles for good by a final of 23-20.
Then on Sunday, the offense once again got the ball late in the game, this time on their own 20-yard line with less than three minutes left.
Cousins would march the Redskins down the field quickly, where he'd find Jordan Reed for a six-yard score with 24 seconds left.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Cousins is the only active player to throw two game-winning passes in the final 30 seconds of the fourth quarter twice in the same calendar month. Drew Bledsoe (2005) was the last player to do so.
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