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WASHINGTON REDSKINS
 
Welcome to Betting Kingdom. This is our page on the Washington Redskins. Here we provide you an in depth guide including a brief history and recent results. Click here to place a bet on Washington Redskins.
 
Team
Washington Redskins
Division
NFC East
Website
Superbowls
3
 
 
HISTORY
 
The Washington Redskins are the wealthiest and most profitable team in the NFL. They have won the Super Bowl three times. The Redskins were founded in 1932 and play in the NFC Eastern Division. They play at the FedExField which has a capacity of 91,704.
 
 
RECENT SEASONS
 
The Washington Redskins have reached the playoffs just once in the past seven seasons. It was in 2005 where they were defeated in the Divisional Playoffs by Seattle Seahawks 10 - 20. The Redskins have disappointed in other seasons finishing 4th in 2006 with just five victories.
 
Year
-
Pos
Wins
Playoffs

2006

NFC East
4th
5
 
2005
NFC East
2nd
10
Divisional (L) 10 - 20 Seattle Seahawks

2004

NFC East
4th
6
 
2003
NFC East
3rd
5
 
2002
NFC East
3rd
7
 
 
 
TEAM HONOURS
 
Super Bowl:
3
1982, 1987, 1991
NFL Championship:
2
1937, 1942
NFC Conference:
5
1972, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1991
NFL Eastern Division:
6
1936, 1937, 1940, 1942, 1943, 1945
NFC Eastern Division:
6
1972, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1991, 1999
 
 
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