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December 7, 1941: Redskins Beat Eagles on an Infamous Day
It’s been called the most forgotten football game. When the Redskins defeated the Eagles, 20-14, at Griffith Stadium on Dec. 7, 1941, the game meant
Media speculate on return of Redskins logo, but will it happen?
In recent weeks, speculation has been rampant in mainstream and social media that the Washington Commanders will be resurrecting the iconic logo of an Indian
Bombs Away in Big D: Redskins Victimized by Obscure Rookie QB
Clint Longley enjoyed less than a half of fame in his NFL career. It came at the Redskins’ expense. On Nov. 28, 1974,
U.S. Senate Committee Approves RFK Stadium Bill, Bringing Team Closer to Returning to D.C.
Earlier this week, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted 17-2 to advance the D.C. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Campus Revitalization Act. The
Legendary Redskins Cornerback Pat Fischer Invented the “Bump and Run” Defense
Pat Fischer was the type of player you’d look at for the first time and say, `No way.’ No way could this pint-sized man start
Loyalty, Patience Paying off for Long-Suffering Washington Football Fans
Following Washington’s 34-13 domination of the Browns on Sunday and in his Monday press conference, Washington head coach Dan Quinn credited the fans at Northwest
