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Even as we say “Congratulations” to the New York Giants, who will represent the National Football Conference at the 2008 Super Bowl, we want to say a big “Thank you” to the Washington Redskins for the amazing season they had!
The 2006 season was a big disappointment for the Washington Redskins, who finished last in the NFC East, but they’re starting the 2007 season full of hope. Much will depend on how well QB Jason Campbell develops, and how the key additions of MLB London Fletcher, CB David Macklin and FS LaRon Landry affect the team. No matter how the team does you can bet that loyal Redskins' fans will fill the stands – 2006 saw an attendance average of over 100%! Tickets to FedEx Field can be hard to come by, but Coast to Coast has all the best seats. Buy yours today to experience the Washington Redskins live in 2007!
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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.
The team found success in its new home. From 1936 to 1942 head coach Ray Flaherty led the Redskins to seven consecutive winning records and three appearances in the NFL Championship Game. Washington faced the Chicago Bears in all three contests, posting narrow victories in 1937 and 1942 and suffering a 73-0 defeat in 1940. During the 1937 title match Flaherty introduced the screen pass.
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