Washington Redskins vs. Buffalo Bills: Spread Info, Line and Predictions

The Washington Redskins have quite a task ahead of them as they head up to Canada to play the surprisingly good Buffalo Bills.

The 'Skins started the season off well, but the implosion of Rex Grossman and a plethora of injuries have really taken them off their games.

The Bills, on the other hand, have been perfect at home so far, and are developing quite a home-field advantage. Will the mojo be the same up in Toronto for a special international game?

Running back Fred Jackson is arguably one of the best in the league, and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is making a lot of doubters look dumb.

The Redskins are coming to this game banged up and without the services of tight end Chris Cooley, running back Tim Hightower and receiver Santana Moss, to name a few.

Can the 'Skins overcome adversity, or will Buffalo continue to circle the wagons?

Where: Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario 

When: Sunday Oct. 30 at 4:05 p.m. EST

Watch: Fox

Spread: Buffalo -6

The Bills have put up a ton of points this year. When you factor in Washington's injuries, this is a safe spread.

Over/Under: 45.5

While the Bills can get close by themselves, I question going over on this.

All Betting Information Courtesy of ESPN.com

Key Injuries:

Washington: running back Mike Sellers out (back), tackle Trent Williams out (ankle), wide receiver Santana Moss out (hand), cornerback DeAngelo Hall questionable (hip), safety Oshiomogho Atogwe questionable (knee), cornerback Phillip Buchanon questionable (neck), linebacker London Fletcher questionable (hamstring).

Buffalo: tackle Demetrius Bell out (shoulder), tackle Chris Hairston out (ankle), wide receiver Donald Jones out (ankle), linebacker Shawne Merriman out (Achilles), defensive tackle Kyle Williams out (foot), cornerback Aaron Williams out (chest).

Fantasy Big Plays:

Start: 'Skins back Roy Helu should be seeing a good amount of carries with Hightower out of the lineup. He's shown he can make the most of his opportunities.

Sit: Make sure you remember to sit Santana Moss, he won't be playing.

Keys to Redskins Win:

The running game is usually the key to most Mike Shanahan offenses, and this week it won't be any different. The tandem of Ryan Torain and Roy Helu have to carry this offense.

Keys to Bills Win:

If Fred Jackson keeps up his incredible running streak, the Bills should be able to get ahead and stay ahead.

Prediction:

Circle the wagons.

Bills 27, Redskins 16