On this Redskins throwback for September 24, the Washington Redskins delivered a dominant 30-7 road win against the Dallas Cowboys. The 1989 game turned into a one-sided affair. Washington jumped out early and never looked back. They controlled both sides of the ball in Texas Stadium. Ball Control At It’s Finest The Redskins defense limited … Read more
On this Redskins throwback for September 17, the Washington Redskins defeated the Los Angeles Rams 27-20. They earned a strong road comeback victory in 2017. Kirk Cousins delivered a clutch performance in the second half. He ultimately threw for 299 yards and two touchdowns in the game. Cousin’s most important pass was a strike to … Read more
Twenty-five years ago today, 9/11, the civilized world as we knew it changed forever – it affected absolutely everything including the NFL and the Redskins. Could it really have been that long ago? Is it proper to remember things that were so horrible that you pushed them out of your mind even then? By 9 … Read more
No Washington fan wanted there to ever be a Tress Way last season. But it appears it may already be underway. Washington’s longtime punter told reporters Thursday that he’s “pretty sure” 2026 will be his final year in the league, just three days before the regular-season opener against Philadelphia. An Improbable 13-Year Run Way’s story … Read more
On this Redskins throwback to September 10 in 1984, the Washington Redskins lost to the San Francisco 49ers 37-31, in an exciting, high-scoring Monday Night Football game. Joe Theismann and Joe Montana put on a show in a classic quarterback duel in this one. The 49ers built a commanding halftime lead behind Montana, who threw … Read more
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is making major changes to its selection process. These updates take effect for the Class of 2027. They come after recent scrutiny over who gets in and who does not. What Is Changing The Hall is cutting the selection committee nearly in half. It drops from 50 members down … Read more
The Redskins 1998 NFL Draft was defined from the outset by what Washington didn’t have — a first-round pick. Traded away as part of the Sean Gilbert acquisition, that missing selection forced general manager Charley Casserly to be creative, flexible and opportunistic across two days of drafting. The result was a mixed but quietly interesting … Read more
The Redskins 1996 NFL Draft was defined by bold decision-making, calculated risk and one fourth-round selection that would go on to become one of the most productive running backs in franchise history. Washington entered draft day without a first-round pick — having traded it for defensive tackle Sean Gilbert — but still managed to come … Read more
The Redskins 1992 NFL Draft will forever stand as one of the most cautionary tales in franchise history. Washington entered that draft riding the highest of highs — fresh off their third Super Bowl title, Joe Gibbs still roaming the sidelines and Mark Rypien coming off one of the most accurate passing seasons the league … Read more
Way back in 1996 – thirty years ago today exactly – Washington began the Redskins Sean Gilbert roller coaster ride. Washington traded their sixth overall pick in the 1996 NFL draft to acquire defensive tackle Sean Gilbert from the LA Rams. Gilbert made an immediate impact with the Rams after the team selected him third … Read more