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When the Washington Football Team takes on the New York Giants on Thursday, it will have been 1,057 days since WFT beat its NFC East adversaries. Since the time Oct. 28, 2018 — a Week 8 fight wherein Adrian Peterson and Josh Doctson were Washington's best hostile entertainers — the Giants have had their direction against the Burgundy and Gold. 

The two crews are clearly totally unexpected elements in comparison to what they were three years prior. WFT tight end Logan Thomas accepts the home side could pull out a definitive triumph, on the off chance that it can work on specific spaces of the hostile game. 

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"For us last year, we turned the ball more than seven times. You can't win with seven turnovers. So on the off chance that we don't do that, we have a ton better opportunity to win," Thomas revealed to Washington Football Team Insider JP Finlay in a meeting broadcasting Thursday on Washington Football Kickoff Live. The show begins 7 p.M. On NBC Sports Washington in front of the group's down against the Giants. 

Without a doubt, Washington yielded seven turnovers over the two misfortunes to the Giants in 2020. Lead trainer Ron Rivera repeated the feeling that keeping control of the ball would be significant in halting a Daniel Jones-drove New York offense. Thomas additionally accepts that New York can be unforgiving on edge end of the field. 

"They work really hard of keeping you out of the end zone. They'll allow you to drive it down the field, however when you get down there, they restrict you to three [points], a turnover, an action item or something to that effect," Thomas said. 

The contrast between scoring a score and a field objective against the Giants has as of now demonstrated to be a monstrous factor in the result of games—Washington lost the two challenges against New York last season by a consolidated four focuses. It will not be made simpler by the way that WFT has only four days to plan for a Thursday night game versus NYG. 

"I believe we're moving toward it the correct way. Intellectually, you just gotta go into it full power. Truly can't allow any an ideal opportunity to sneak past in light of the fact that the time is the thing that's most significant at this moment," Thomas said. "Simply having the option to zero in on the job needing to be done, watching your film, becoming acquainted with your plays, and getting what their safeguard is going to attempt to do to us." 

Time is of the quintessence given that WFT should confront the overwhelming Buffalo Bills in Week 3. Not going into that challenge 0-2 is a critical worry for Washington, and Logan Thomas comprehends the worth of the couple of days they need to get ready for the Giants. 

"For our purposes, we can't burn through any time. Gotta utilize every last bit of it for our potential benefit." 

See the full meeting Thursday on Washington Football Kickoff Live, what begins 7 p.M. On NBC Sports Washington in front of the group's down against the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football.