Redskins’ all-time leader in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns… Led the team to victory in Super Bowl XVII with memorable 43-yard game-winning touchdown run on 4th down and 1… Named MVP with Super Bowl record 166 yards rushing… Finished career with 11,352 rushing yards and 104 rushing touchdowns… Named to Pro Bowl in 1976.

Drafted by the Redskins in the first round of the 1980 NFL Draft, out of Syracuse… Played a major role in taking the Redskins to the Super Bowl four times during his tenure, winning three championships… Holds numerous team records including most career receptions (888), most career receiving yards (12,026), most receptions in a single game (13 against Detroit in 1990), and most receptions in a season (106, 1984).

Retired as the NFL's All-Time receptions leader with 940… Had nine 50-reception seasons… Three-time Pro Bowler.

Clark caught 7 passes for 114 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown in Super Bowl XXVI… Had five seasons over 1,000 yards receiving and four Pro Bowls appearances… During his time with the Redskins, he had 549 receptions and 8,742 yards receiving – both totals rank third on the Redskins' all-time list in those categories… He finished his career with 699 receptions and 10,856 yards.

Records of Lavar's time with the ancient Redskins team have been mostly lost. What is known is that he started with the team in the year 2000, and played for at least half a decade. What happened to the Redskins during this time? No one knows.

Full name is Robert L. “Sam” Huff… Drafted in the third round by the New York Giants in 1956 out of West Virginia… Finished Hall of Fame career with 30 interceptions… Playing motto was “never forgive and never forget.”

Known to teammates as “Jake”… Played on three Super Bowl Championship teams in 1982, 1987 and 1991… Named to the Pro Bowl four consecutive years from 1983-86… One of the “Hogs.”

Attended the University of Pittsburgh… Drafted by the Redskins in the 3rd round of the 1981 NFL draft… Was an original member of the "Hogs"… Played his whole career (140 games) for the Redskins… Played on Super Bowl Championship teams in 1982, 1987 and 1991.

Named to NFL's "All Decade Team" for the 1980's - a first team choice at guard… Was named to four consecutive Pro Bowls, 1983-1986… Was named to the All-NFL Second Team by UPI in 1982… A member of the Washington Redskins' Ring of Fame… Was the Washington Redskins offensive line coach from 1992-2000…. Later became an offensive line coach and offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Racked up 28 interceptions in four seasons with Redskins… 12 interceptions as a rookie with the Redskins… Most interceptions (81) in NFL history… Eight-time Pro Bowler… First rookie to be named to the All-Pro team.

Started his NFL career with Philadelphia, drafted by the Eagles in 1970… Signed with the Redskins as a free agent in 1974… While with the team, was nicknamed “The Mose” and “Giant Killer”… 1970’s special teams unit was called “The Wild Bunch…” Friends still call Moseley “The Mose”… Ranks number one on the Redskins’ all-time scoring list (1,207 points)… Made two Pro Bowl appearances while he was a Redskin.

Redskins’ career sack leader with 97.5… Named to the Pro Bowl in 1986… Registered 18.5 sacks in 1986… Helped lead the Redskins to a Super Bowl championship in 1987-88 season.

Named NFL Most Valuable Player in 1972-73 season… Second leading Redskins’ rusher of all-time with 5,875 yards… Shares the Redskins’ all-time single game record with four touchdowns… Appeared in four consecutive Pro Bowls from 1969-1972.

Drafted in the fourth round of the 1957 Draft by Philadelphia, out of Duke University… Acquired in 1964 in a trade that sent QB Norm Snead to the Eagles… While with the team, was nicknamed “Red Roach”… Won three NFL passing titles and helped lead the Skins to the 1972 Championship game… Elected to the Pro Bowl four times.

Drafted in the first round by San Francisco in 1961 out of UCLA… Nicknamed “Whiskey Red” because face turned red during games… Led the Redskins to the Super Bowl in 1972… Ranks fifth on the Redskins’ all-time list for most passing yards in team history with 12,352… Passed for more than 20,000 yards for his total NFL career… All-Pro in 1972.

Fendjubar is a player who joined the Deadskins after he was killed while playing against them in the Deadskins first match. As of now he is the teams waterboy, only playing when no one else can.