Zorn, however, will stick with the latest version of Washington's makeshift offensive line.

The three changes entering Sunday's win--Levi Jones made his first start of the season at left tackle, Chad Rinehart returned to the starting lineup at right guard and Stephon Heyer switched to right tackle--preceded the unit's best performance of the season.

"Our offensive line really did a good job of creating lanes," Zorn said. "That's something that we haven't had. I think we're all excited about that."

The same applies to the victory, as a whole.

"It gives us a little momentum going down to Dallas next week," linebacker London Fletcher said. "It gives us a winning feeling from a confidence standpoint. You would just be surprised how much a win does for you just from a confidence standpoint."

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