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Fischer intercepted 56 passes in his 17-year NFL career, playing his last 10 seasons for the Redskins.

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 for nearly 17 seasons at cornerback and play at a high level game after game. Fischer, listed at 5-9, 170 pounds, was really 169 pounds “soaking wet,” according to one …

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A rowdy crowd of nearly 60,000 people witnessed Washington's 34-13 win over the Browns on Sunday.

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 Stadium for the energy they brought to the game and the impact they made on the outcome. Nearly 60,000 fans were on hand to see the NFC East leaders improve …

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Chris Russo hosts "Mad Dog Sports Radio" on SiriusXM.

Author Mike Richman Elaborates on George Allen: A Football Life on “Mad Dog Sports Radio” on SiriusXM

https://mikerichmanjournalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Mike-Richman.mp3   Kudos to famed sports radio broadcaster Chris Russo for the awesome interview he led with me on SiriusXM’s “Mad Dog Sports Radio.” Chris did extensive homework on my book, George Allen: A Football Life, asking excellent questions about the life and coaching career of the legendary football coach. Click here to listen to …

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Commanders owner Josh Harris will launch a true rebuild of the team this offseason, putting his official stamp on the once-storied NFL franchise.

Washington’s Disastrous 2023 Season Ends with an Embarrassing Loss to Once-Fierce Rival Dallas

For long-time Washington football fans like myself, Sunday’s season-ending loss to the Dallas Cowboys was wrenching to watch. It’s one thing that Washington’s eighth straight loss secured a 4-13 mark on the season. The .235 winning percentage was one of the franchise’s worst and thankfully marked the end of the painful 26-40-1 Ron Rivera era …

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Mike Richman discusses his newly published book, George Allen: A Football Life, in an appearance at the Shenandoah Valley Athletic Club.

Video of Mike Richman’s presentation to the Shenandoah Valley Athletic Club

For a sneak peek into Mike Richman’s newly published book, George Allen: A Football Life, check out this awesome video. Three-time Los Angeles Area Emmy-winning journalist Peter Musurlian shot the footage during Mike’s Power Point presentation in November to the Shenandoah Valley Athletic Club in Harrisonburg, VA. Peter also produced and voiced the piece. In …

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Ken Houston's tackle of Walt Garrison at the 1-yard line in the final seconds sealed a 14-7 Redskins win over the Cowboys in 1973.

Houston’s Clutch Tackle of Garrison One of Most Iconic Plays in Redskins History

Former Cowboys star fullback Walt Garrison recently passed away at the age of 79. Garrison wore the silver and blue for nine seasons (1966-74), playing in 119 regular season games and 13 post-season games, including Super Bowls V and VI. He ranks fourth on the team’s all-time list for average yards per rush (4.32) and …

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Charlie Brown's 6-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XVII gave the Redskins a commanding 10-point lead.

Former Redskins with Super Bowl Rings open up on team’s new owners, name issue, Howell

Recently, the Washington football team welcomed 175 alumni as part of the team’s alumni homecoming game against the Bills on Sept. 24. A homecoming weekend of festivities included Washington legends representing six decades of play, including 15 FedExField Ring of Fame inductees, 25 Pro Bowlers and members of three Super Bowl winning teams (XVII, XXII …

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