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Redskins Tickets - Stage Front Tickets is your source for those hard to find Washington Redskins Tickets. We've got great prices and the best seating locations available for all Redskins regular season NFL games and post season home games. If you live in the Washington, D.C. metro area, you're well aware of how difficult is is to find quality Washington Redskins tickets. We make them accessible and affordable for almost everyone. Click below to view our Redskins ticket locations and prices. Reserve premium Redskins tickets online today! The 2008 season will be an interesting one for the Washington Redskins. Joe Gibbs resigned after the 2007 season, even though he still had a year left on his contract. The Reskins faced some challenges last season, with the death of teammate Sean Taylor. They started off the season not in great shape, but really got going toward the end, even earning a playoff spot. Jim Zorn was named the new coach on February 9th, 2008 and he signed a five year contract. The Redskins made some other changes to prepare for the upcoming season. Associate Head Coach Al Saunders and Assistant Head Coach Gregg Williams were fired. Greg Blanche was named defensive coordinator, and Sherman Smith was hired as offensive coordinator. Wide receiver Brandon Lloyd was released and they signed wide receiver Jerome Mathis. Read below for more info about the Washington Redskins! |
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According to Forbes Magazine, the Washington Redskins are the second most valuable franchise in the NFL, valued at roughly $1.467 billion. They have also broken the NFL's mark for single season attendance 6 years in a row. The Redskins have won 5 championships, and 3 Super Bowls. 4 of 5 Super Bowls were under the aforementioned Joe Gibbs, who will be sorely missed this season. Another interesting fact is that the Redskins are one of only two NFL teams with an official marching band, the other team being the Baltimore Ravens. Originally based in Boston in 1932, they were known as the Braves, changing their name to the Boston Redskins in 1933, and finally, after moving to DC in 1937, became the Washington Redksins.
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The following are jersey numbers retired by the Washington Redskins (both officially and unofficially): Following is a list of Hall of Famers who were former team members: Sonny Jurgensen (1983), Turk Edwards (1969), Cliff Battles (1968), Paul Krause (1998), Ken Houston (1986), Darrell Green (2008), Sammy Baugh (1963), Bill Dudley (1966), Wayne Millner (1968), Charley Taylor (1984), John Riggins (1992), Bobby Mitchell (1983), Sam Huff (1982), Stan Jones (1991), Deacon Jones (1980), Art Monk (2008), George Allen (2002), Ray Flaherty (1976), Joe Gibbs (1996), Otto Graham (1965), Curly Lambeau (1963), George Preston Marshall (1963), Mike McCormack (1984), and Emmitt Thomas (2008). |
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