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The Washington Redskins’ lackluster performance in the 2008-09 season landed them in last place in the NFC East, which makes the 2009-2010 season do or die for quarterback Jason Campbell. His performance will be the deciding factor on whether the Redskins reach the playoffs, though the team should receive a big boost from the newly acquired defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. What the team really needs is support from their fans, so go ahead and grab your tickets to FedExField and help cheer the Redskins on to victory.
Some Washington Redskins history: George Preston Marshall founded the Redskins franchise in 1932 in Boston, Massachusetts, as the Boston Braves, sharing Braves Field with the Boston Braves baseball team. A year later, Marshall moved his team to Fenway Park and changed the team's name to the Redskins. The Redskins were not profitable, and even an Eastern Division championship in 1936 failed to excite Boston fans, so in 1937 Marshall moved the club to Washington, D.C.
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