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The Boston Redskins (est. Jul 9, 1932) transfer to Washington approved by NFL. The Washington Redskins officially born.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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,
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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.
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Super Bowl XVII Washington Redskins defeat the Miami Dolphins 27-17 to win their first Superbowl Championship
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
