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Washington Redskins Born
The Boston Redskins (est. Jul 9, 1932) transfer to Washington approved by NFL. The Washington Redskins officially born. -
First Franchise World Championship
1937 NFL Championship The Washington Redskins earn their first world championship Washington Redskins top the Chicago Bears 28-21 to obtain their fist ever NFL championship. -
Redskins televised by American Oil Company
American Oil announced plans to televise the entire Redskins season, making the Redskins the first team in NFL history to have an entire season televised. -
Redskins Home Debut at New Stadium
RFK Stadium Events History The Redskins play their first home game at the newly appointed home stadium, RFK Stadium (aka D.C. Stadium). They lost to the Giants 24-21. -
George Allen Hired as Head Coach and GM
The Allen era begins as the Redskins hire George Allen as team head coach and general manager. Allen had worked magic on the Los Angeles Rams and transformed them into a powerhouse, -
Joe Gibbs Named Head Coach
Greatest Redskins - Joe Gibbs Joe Gibbs, San Diego Chargers offensive coordinator, is hired as the head coach for the Redskins. Gibbs would lead the redskins to three Superbowl championships. -
Redskins win first Superbowl
Super Bowl XVII Washington Redskins defeat the Miami Dolphins 27-17 to win their first Superbowl Championship -
Sean Taylor Passes Away
Taylor Dies After Being Shot at Home Probowl safety Sean Taylor passes away after being shot in his Miami home. Sean is later inducted into the Redskins Ring of Fame. -
Redskins begin 2015 Season
Washingont Redskins begin the 2015 season at home agains the Miami Dolphins. They lose that game 10-17 and start the season off with a shaky 2-1 record. -
Redskins Earn Second Superbowl Title
Redskins top Broncos in Super Bowl XXII The Washington Redskins demolish the Denver Broncos 42-10 to earn their secon ever world title. Redskins set 20 Superbowl records during the game. -
Skins Win Superbowl Title #3
Superbowl XXVI Statistics Redskins defeat the Buffalo Bills 37-24 in Superbowl XXVI to win their third Superbowl title. Quarterback Mark Rypien named MVP, completing 18-33 passes and throwing for 292 yards.
