Welcome to The Hogs Content Hub
Here, we celebrate the heart and soul of one of the NFL’s most legendary offensive lines. The Hogs were more than just a line; they were the backbone of three championship winning offenses. From unforgettable quotes to in-depth articles, and player profiles, this hub is your gateway to reliving the Hogs’ glory days. Dive in and discover the stories, the moments, and the impact that made them a true symbol of greatness.
More Than a Line, a Legacy
Few offensive lines have left a mark on NFL history like Washington’s famed Hogs. Known for their power, toughness, and undeniable swagger, this legendary group redefined what it meant to dominate the trenches. But how did a nickname born in muck, become synonymous with greatness? The answer lies in the story of men who paved the way for one of football’s most iconic offenses. From training camp jests to Super Bowl glory, The Hogs became a symbol of unity, grit, and victory. Their dominance on the field was matched only by their bond off of it, forever changing the game and cementing their place in Washington’s rich football history.
The Original Hogs
Joe Jacoby
Left Tackle (1981–1993)
Arguably the best undrafted NFL player ever, he was the anchor of the Hogs for over a decade.
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Russ Grimm
Left Guard (1981–1991)
The only Hog inducted into the Hall of Fame (2010), Grimm logged 140 games in a Redskin uniform.
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Jeff Bostic
Center (1980–1993)
An undrafted free agent out of Clemson, Bostic played all 14 years of his NFL career with the Redskins.
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Mark May
Right Guard (1981–1990)
Drafted in the 1st round in 1981 (20th overall), May won Super Bowls in ’82 and ’87 with Washington.
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George Starke
Right Tackle (1972–1983)
The ‘senior’ member of the group, and subsequent Head Hog, Starke was a steadying influence.
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Joe Bugel
OL Coach (1981–1990)
The man who founded, taught, inspired and was responsible for the Hogs and their dominance.
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Jim Lachey
Left Tackle (1988–1995)
Acquired from the Raiders in 1988 for Jay Schroeder, Lachey’s injuries are all that kept him from the HOF.
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Mark Schlereth
Right Guard (1989–1994)
Schlereth holds the distinction of being one of the most operated on players in NFL history.
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Raleigh McKenzie
Left Guard (1985–1994)
McKenzie personified diversity and played every single position on the offensive line at some point.
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The Hogs: A Heritage in Words
They didn’t just dominate the line of scrimmage—they defined an era with their words. From locker room banter to iconic soundbites, the bold quotes reflect their unmatched grit, loyalty, and no-nonsense approach to football. These weren’t just players; they were a brotherhood that bulldozed through defenses and protected Super Bowl glory, all while leaving a trail of unforgettable moments.
Dive into a collection of the boldest, funniest, and most legendary Hogs quotes from a group that truly owned the trenches.
Dive Into The Tradition
Explore the articles that tell the many stories of an offensive line that wasn’t just dominant, but legendary. From their rise to glory to their enduring impact, these written pieces capture the heart of what made this motley crew great.
Articles about The Hogs from the Washington Post, the New York Times, The Columbus Times Dispatch, The Chicago Sun and more!
