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FOOTBALL LEADERSHIP.....................................................................................................................................................................................5-11
COACHING STAFF..............................................................................................................................................................................................13-42
PLAYER PERSONNEL.......................................................................................................................................................................................44-45
SCOUTING............................................................................................................................................................................................................47-51
TRAINING STAFF..............................................................................................................................................................................................53-56
TEAM DOCTORS................................................................................................................................................................................................58-59
EQUIPMENT STAFF...........................................................................................................................................................................................61-62
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FOOTBALL OPERATIONS/ADMINISTRATION AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT.......................................................................................67-70
PLAYER BIOS.....................................................................................................................................................................................................72-195
HISTORY AND RECORDS..............................................................................................................................................................................197-293

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4TH SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Ron Rivera enters his fourth season as Washington’s head coach in 2023.
He was named the 30th head coach in franchise history on Jan. 1, 2020 and led Washington to their first division title since 2015. During
the 2020 season Rivera was diagnosed with Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) located in a lymph node and detected from a self-carecheck. Rivera continued to coach through his treatments and on January 28, 2021, he was declared cancer free. Rivera was selected as
the NFC Coach of the Year by the Committee of 101 following the 2020 season.
Through three seasons in Washington, Rivera has accumulated 22 wins and one playoff appearance. His teams have also gone 8-3 in themonth of November and oversaw a defense that finished third in the NFL in yards per game and fourth in the NFL in passing yards per
game.
Rivera eclipsed 100 total career wins (regular and postseason) with a victory against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 12 of the 2022 season.
He became the seventh active head coach to achieve the milestone and the 47th coach over all to accomplish the feat.
A friend of legendary head coach Joe Gibbs, Rivera is a passionate and skilled leader who has earned the respect of his players, coaching
staff and the community. He most recently served as the head coach of the Carolina Panthers for nine seasons, where he led the team tothree straight divisional titles and an appearance in Super Bowl 50. Rivera was also recognized twice as the NFL Coach of the Year by the
Associated Press in 2013 and in 2015 and is the all-time leader in wins for the Panthers franchise.
Rivera inherited a 2-14 Carolina Panthers team as a rookie head coach in 2011 and guided it back to an NFC force with four playoffs appearances since 2013, tied for the second-most playoff berths in the NFC over that six-year period. In that span, the Panthers recorded
58 wins, tied for the most in any six-year period in their franchise history and fifth-most in the NFL.
Hired by the Panthers for his defensive expertise, Rivera did not disappoint as the Panthers put together five top-10 finishes in total
defense in seven seasons from 2012-18. Like Rivera, the Panthers’ rebound has been steady and solid, starting with six wins in his firstseason in 2011 and seven victories in 2012 before registering three consecutive division championships starting in 2013 when he earned
his first Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year award. Laying a foundation that included back-to-back Rookie of the Year award winners
in quarterback Cam Newton and linebacker Luke Kuechly, Rivera blended veteran and young talent into productive units on both sidesof the ball.
Rivera helped lead a Panthers team that finished among the league’s top-10 rushing offenses, including top-five finishes in 2011, 2015,2017 and 2018. The Panthers recorded 30 consecutive regular season games with at least 100 rushing yards from Week 6 of 2014 to Week
3 of 2016, the longest streak in the NFL since Pittsburgh tallied 43 from 1974-77.
Carolina’s run defense ranked in the top 10 of the NFL in 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017. Starting in Week 14 of 2016 through Week 1 of 2018,
the Panthers went 21 consecutive games without allowing a 100-yard individual rusher, setting a franchise record.
In 2018, Rivera coached two players to All-Pro selections. Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey earned AP All-Pro second-teamhonors as he helped the Panthers lead the NFL in rushing yards per carry (5.1). McCaffrey also recorded 107 receptions, the most by any
running back in a season in NFL history and broke Steve Smith’s franchise record for single-season receptions by any player. He ran for
1,098 rushing yards, becoming the third player in NFL history with over 100 receptions and 1,000 rushing yards in the same season. McCaffrey accumulated a franchise-record 1,965 scrimmage yards, ranking third in the NFL.
Linebacker Luke Kuechly earned his sixth-straight Pro Bowl selection and fifth AP All-Pro first-team honor, tied for the most among active
players. Kuechly tied for third in the NFL with 20 tackles for loss. In 2017, the rushing attack helped propel the team to an 11-5 record anda Wild Card berth by averaging 131.4 yards on the ground, good for fourth in the league.
In 2015, Rivera was named NFL Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons as his team earned its third consecutive NFC South
title and claimed the top seed in the NFC for the first time in Panthers franchise history. The Panthers became just the seventh team in
the Super Bowl era to post a 15-1 or better record in the regular season. Carolina started 2015 with 14 consecutive victories, which, combined with four wins to close the 2014 regular season, gave the Panthers an NFC-record 18-game winning streak. Carolina won its second
NFC Championship in franchise history, third consecutive NFC South division title and appeared in Super Bowl 50. Carolina finished theseason with a franchise-best 17-2 record, including home playoff victories over Seattle in the divisional round and Arizona in the NFC
Championship game.
Rivera’s Panthers went 12-4 and won the NFC South in 2013, Carolina’s first division title since 2008. The Panthers then recovered froma 3-8-1 start in 2014 to win four in a row and capture a second consecutive NFC South crown. Prior to Rivera’s arrival, Carolina had neverreached the postseason in consecutive years, and no team had captured the NFC South twice in a row.
Rivera arrived in Carolina with a reputation for hard work, attention to detail and preparation. Those were also the qualities he exhibited in
his first campaign as the Panthers tripled their win total from the previous season. Rivera did not even meet his team until they reported
to training camp and, despite a slow start, held it together to finish with four wins in the final six games.
Rivera has shined as a coach and player during his 30-plus years in the NFL, serving as defensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers’
top-ranked defense in 2010 and playing linebacker for the Chicago Bears’ top-ranked defense and Super Bowl XX championship teamin 1985. In 23 seasons as a coach and nine as a player, he has been with teams that have reached the playoffs 19 times, including nine
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which he played has stuck with the head coach, and he has transferred it to his teams.
Rivera’s character has been influenced by two innovative defensive coordinators. As a player, Rivera was coached by the late Buddy
Ryan, the architect of the “46 Defense,” which involved blitzing on nearly every down. As a coach, Rivera toiled under the late Jim Johnson, a highly regarded defensive coordinator renowned for his aggressive approach.
Rivera’s identity also has been shaped by his family. The son of a U.S. Army officer and the second youngest of four boys, Rivera learned
from a young age about chain of command and many of the principles he teaches and expects from his players. “I come from a militaryfamily where discipline isn’t taught, it’s lived. It’s expected from day one. I have a philosophy that every player, every coach, everyone
who works for this organization, they’ll know it day one,” Rivera said in his introductory press conference with Washington on Jan. 2.
Rivera worked with the Chargers from 2007-10. He coached inside linebackers before taking over as the team’s defensive coordinatormidway through the 2008 season. Under Rivera’s guidance, the pass defense steadied itself – intercepting nine passes and yielding
229.6 passing yards per game and 11 touchdown passes over the final eight games. Those numbers contrasted to the first half of theseason when San Diego notched just seven picks and was victimized for 265.1 yards per game and 14 touchdowns through the air. In
Rivera’s first full season leading the defense in 2009, the Chargers ranked 16th in total defense and 11th against the pass. Those rankings improved in 2010 as San Diego led the NFL with an average of 271.6 total yards allowed per game and gave up a league-low 177.8
passing yards per game. From 2004-06, Rivera oversaw the Chicago Bears defense, engineering the unit to two top-five finishes in
the league. Under Rivera’s direction, five different defensive players went to the Pro Bowl: linebacker Lance Briggs, safety Mike Brown,
defensive tackle Tommie Harris, linebacker Brian Urlacher and cornerback Nathan Vasher.
In his first season as a defensive coordinator in 2004, Rivera presided over a defense that produced nine more takeaways and 17 more
sacks than the previous year and scored a franchise-record and NFC-high six defensive touchdowns. The Bears also thrived on third
down and buckled down inside their own 20-yard line, ranking first in the NFL in third-down efficiency (30.5 percent) and topping the
NFC in red zone defense (42.6 percent). The following year, Chicago continued to build on the foundation Rivera laid in 2004. The Bears
won their first of two consecutive NFC North titles and stood second in the NFL in total defense. In surrendering the fewest points inthe league, Rivera’s defense went 43 consecutive quarters without allowing more than seven points – the longest streak in the NFLsince 1969. During Rivera’s last season with the Bears in 2006, the defense paced the NFL with 44 takeaways and finished fifth in theleague in total defense and third in scoring defense, helping propel Chicago to the NFC Championship and an appearance in Super
Bowl XLI.
Prior to becoming a defensive coordinator, Rivera spent five seasons from 1999-2003 as the linebackers coach for the Philadelphia
Eagles, who advanced to the NFC Championship game in each of his final three seasons. Twice during Rivera’s tenure with the Eagles,
the team finished second in the NFL in scoring defense and in 2001 held all 16 of its opponents to fewer than 21 points – making them
just the fourth team in NFL history to do so.
Rivera gained his first coaching experience with the Bears as a defensive quality control coach from 1997-98. He is just the third Latino
head coach in NFL history, joining Tom Flores with the Oakland Raiders from 1979-87 and Seattle Seahawks from 1992-94 and Tom
Fears with the New Orleans Saints from 1967-70.
Following retirement from his playing career, Rivera went into broadcasting. He covered the Bears and college football as a television
analyst for WGN and SportsChannel Chicago for four years from 1993-96.
Selected in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft by Chicago, Rivera played all nine of his pro seasons with the Bears. Primarily an
outside linebacker, he appeared in 149 games with 62 starts (including 12 postseason contests with six starts) and posted 392 tackles,
8.5 sacks, five forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, nine interceptions and 15 passes defensed. Rivera was a member of six NFC
Central division title teams and a Super Bowl XX championship team in 1985.
As a player, Rivera was known for both his skill and determination on the field and his dedication of time and energy to the community.
As a result, he was named the Bears’ Man of the Year in 1988 and earned the club’s Ed Block Courage Award in 1989. He has carried
that same community commitment to coaching, sponsoring a bowling tournament to benefit the Ronald McDonald House, USO andHumane Society. He was a finalist for the 2017 Salute to Service Award, an annual award presented to NFL players, coaches, personnel
and alumni who demonstrate an exemplary commitment to honoring and supporting the military community.
Rivera, who lost his brother Mickey to pancreatic cancer in 2015, also serves as a spokesman for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. He has twice been the honorary starter for the organization’s PurpleStride 5K in Charlotte.
An All-American at the University of California, Rivera finished his career as the school’s all-time leader in sacks with 22 and tackles
with 336. As a senior in 1983, he set the Bears’ single-season record for sacks with 13 and tackles for loss with 26.5.
Born Jan. 7, 1962, in Fort Ord, Calif., Rivera lived in Germany, Panama, Washington and Maryland before his family settled in Marina,
Calif. He attended Seaside High School in Seaside, Calif., and was a three-sport star in football, basketball and baseball. Rivera andhis wife, Stephanie, have two children, Christopher and Courtney. Stephanie is a former assistant coach for the WNBA’s Washington
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RIVERA STRONG
Throughout the 2020 NFL season, Washington supported theirhead coach by wearing “Rivera Strong” apparel that supported
Ron Rivera and his battle with squamous cell carcinoma. Below
is a look at how the Washington Football Team came together tosupport the fight against cancer:

Head Coach Ron Rivera sits in the “Coaches Corner” sectionof FedExField, a section filled with cardboard cutouts of staff
members, fellow coaches and players that have been coached byRivera over the years.

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FOOTBALL TIMELINEHead Coach
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AP COACH OF THE YEAR
Ron Rivera is 1-of-12 Head Coaches in NFL history to win the AP
Coach of the Year Award multiple times. Rivera is 1-of-2 active
NFL Head Coaches to earn the honor multiple times.
Coach
Allie Sherman
Bill Belichick*
Bill Parcells
Bruce Arians
Chuck Nox
Dan Reeves
Don ShulaGeorge Allen
George Halas
Joe Gibbs
Mike Ditka
Ron Rivera*

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2012 & ‘14
IND & ARI
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LAR, BUF & SEA
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1964, ‘67, ‘68 & ‘72
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1967 & ‘71
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Washington has had 31 different head coaches preside over 31
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Lud Wray.............................................................................1932
Lone Star Dietz.............................................................1933-34
Eddie Casey........................................................................1935
Ray Flaherty................................................................ 1936-42
Arthur “Dutch” Bergman.................................................. 1943
Dudley DeGroot.......................................................... 1944-45
A.G. “Turk” Edwards................................................... 1946-48
John Whelchel................................................................... 1949
Herman Ball.................................................................. 1949-51
Dick Todd............................................................ 1951 (Interim)
Earl “Curly” Lambeau..................................................1952-53
Joe Kuharich................................................................ 1954-58
Mike Nixon................................................................... 1959-60
Bill McPeak................................................................... 1961-65
Otto Graham.................................................................1966-68
Vince Lombardi................................................................. 1969
Bill Austin............................................................................1970
George Allen.................................................................. 1971-77
Jack Pardee...................................................................1978-80
Joe Gibbs**.................................................................... 1981-92
Richie Petitbon.................................................................. 1993
Norv Turner..............................................................1994-2000
Terry Robiskie................................................... 2000 (Interim)
Marty Schottenheimer..................................................... 2001
Steve Spurrier..............................................................2002-03
Joe Gibbs**...................................................................2004-07
Jim Zorn....................................................................... 2008-09
Mike Shanahan............................................................ 2010-13
Jay Gruden.................................................................... 2014-19
Bill Callahan.......................................................2019 (Interim)
Ron Rivera.................................................. 2020-Present
Pro Football Hall of Famers bolded and italicized.
** Considered both the 20th and 26th head coach in franchise
history
SALUTE TO SERVICE HONOR
Ron Rivera was the recipient of the 2022 Salute to Service Award
presented by USAA. The award acknowledges the exceptional efforts by members of the NFL family to honor and support
members of the military community. Rivera was the 12th recipient of the distinguished honor. Rivera attributes his successin the face of adversity to his military upbringing and values
instilled in him growing up the son of a career U.S. Army warrant
officer. Having grown up on military installations, Rivera understands the demands of military life and the sacrifices made byservice members and their families. Rivera has been committed
to giving back to the military and veteran communities. He consistently connects his teams with service members and militaryfamilies to recognize their service and sacrifice.

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Martin Mayhew enters his third season as General Manager of the Washington Commanders after being hired by the organization on
January 22, 2021.
Mayhew joined Washington with 22 seasons of NFL experience as an executive, including eight seasons as the general manager ofthe Detroit Lions. He returns to the franchise that he played for from 1989-92 and was a member of the Super Bowl XXVI team.
“Martin is a proven general manager who will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the organization,” said Head Coach
Ron Rivera. “He will be an integral part of running the daily football operations and will allow me the opportunity to focus more oncoaching. He impressed both myself and Mr. Snyder during the interview process and we both believe he will be a tremendous fit
here. He is a man of high character and integrity and was part of the rich history and tradition of this great franchise as a member of
the Super Bowl championship team in 1991.”
Mayhew spent the previous four season with the San Francisco 49ers, most recently as the club’s vice president of player personnel.
He held the position of senior personnel executive for the franchise from 2017-18. Mayhew assisted first-time general manager John
Lynch and was a major contributor to a personnel department that was vital in the team’s Super Bowl appearance in 2019.
Prior to joining San Francisco, Mayhew spent the 2016 season as the director of football operations/special projects with the New
York Giants. In his role with the Giants, he worked on all aspects of the salary cap, CBA compliance and player contract negotiations.
Prior to his time in New York, Mayhew spent 15 years (2001-15) in the Detroit Lions organization, including the final seven as theteam’s general manager. He took over as the general manager following Detroit’s winless season and oversaw the building of a rosterthat resulted in a 10-win season in 2011 and an 11-win season in 2014.
During Mayhew’s tenure as Lions general manager, he was responsible for the draft selections of Pro Bowlers QB Matthew Stafford,
DE Ezekiel Ansah and DT Ndamukong Suh. Suh was a four-time Pro Bowler and three-time First Team All-Pro selection with Detroit
and was the 2010 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Mayhew was also responsible for signing WR Golden Tate and S Glover Quin infree agency, both of whom went on to earn Pro Bowl honors in Detroit.
Mayhew first joined the Lions organization in 2001 as the senior director of football administration/staff counsel and was promoted
to senior vice president of football administration/staff counsel in 2003. Mayhew was appointed senior vice president and assistantgeneral manager in 2004. In 2008, Mayhew was promoted to general manager.
Mayhew played nine seasons in the NFL and was originally selected by the Buffalo Bills in the 10th round (262nd overall) in the 1988
NFL Draft. During Mayhew’s nine-year career, he appeared in 118 games (107 starts) for Buffalo (1988), Washington (1989-92) andTampa Bay (1993-96) and notched 473 tackles, 21 interceptions, 1.0 sack and four forced fumbles. He started at cornerback for theSuper Bowl XXVI champion Washington Redskins.
Mayhew is a native of Tallahassee, Fla. and graduated from Florida State University with a degree in business management andalso holds a law degree from Georgetown University. At Florida State, he lettered in both football and track. Mayhew interned for
Washington’s personnel department in 1999 while in law school at Georgetown. He also held labor and legal department internships
with the NFL League Office before joining the Detroit Lions.
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SVP and Assistant General Manager

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Director of Football Operations/Special Projects

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Marty Hurney enters his third season as Executive Vice President of Football/Player Personnel of the Washington Commanders after
being hired by the organization on January 22, 2021.
Hurney joined Washington with 29 seasons of NFL experience as an executive and will rejoin the franchise where he started his NFL
career as a member of the team’s public relations department.
“Marty Hurney is an excellent evaluator of talent and someone whom I trust and have worked with in the past,” said Head Coach Ron
Rivera. “He knows the amount of hard work it takes to operate a successful personnel department. Marty has a proven track record
as a successful scout and general manager and will be a vital part of shaping our roster. Both myself and Mr. Snyder agreed that hewould bring an enormous amount of experience to our operation. It is also fitting that Marty started his career here working for thelegendary Bobby Beathard. I look forward to collaborating with both Marty and Martin in the years to come.”
Hurney was named the Carolina Panthers General Manager in 2002 and held the position until 2012. He was then brought backas the club’s interim general manager in 2017 and maintained the official role from 2018-2020. During Hurney’s tenure as generalmanager, the Panthers appeared in the postseason four times, with two NFC South titles, two trips to the NFC Championship gameand an appearance in Super Bowl XXXVIII.
Hurney has had a strong number of draft selections in the first round. Most notably, he selected both QB Cam Newton and LB Luke
Kuechly in the first round of consecutive drafts in 2011 and 2012. Newton went on to win NFL Rookie of the Year in 2011, NFL MVP in2015 along with setting nearly every passing and rushing record in franchise history. Kuechly won NFL Rookie of the Year in 2012 andNFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2013 and was a seven-time Pro Bowl selection. Carolina was just the fourth team in NFL history
to have consecutive players win rookie of the year honors since the awards inception in 1967.
Hurney’s other notable first round selections include DE Julius Pepper (2002), T Jordan Gross (2003), CB Chris Gamble (2004),
LB Thomas Davis Sr. (2005), RB DeAngelo Williams (2006), RB Jonathan Stewart (2008), WR DJ Moore (2018) and DE Brian Burns(2019). Peppers was selected to the Pro Bowl nine times, was the NFL Rookie of the Year in 2002 and is the Panthers’ all-time leader
in sacks. Gross started at tackle for the Panthers for 11 consecutive seasons, made three Pro Bowls and is the Panthers’ all-timeleader in games started. Gamble started at cornerback for the Panthers for nine seasons and is the all-time franchise leader ininterceptions. Davis Sr. was selected to three Pro Bowls along with gaining First Team All-Pro honors in 2015 and is the Panthers alltime leader in tackles. Stewart and Williams went on to compile 7,318 rushing yards and 6,846 rushing yards, which is No. 1 and No. 2
in Panthers’ history, respectively. Moore has led Carolina in receiving and posted 1,000-plus receiving yards in consecutive seasons
and was selected to the PFWA All-Rookie Team in 2018. Burns ranked No. 4 among rookies in sacks in 2019 and led the Pantherswith 9.0 sacks in 2020.
During Hurney’s tenure as Panthers GM, he also had considerable success in free agency and through trades. Hurney executed
trades for TE Greg Olsen and long snapper J.J. Jansen who were both Pro Bowlers. Olsen holds the franchise record for receiving
yards among tight ends and ranks No. 3 overall in receiving yards in franchise history. He also acquired RB Stephen Davis, QB
Jake Delhomme, LB Mark Fields and G Mike Wahle via free agency. All four players were named to Pro Bowls during their time with
Carolina. Delhomme ranks second behind only Cam Newton as the franchise’s leader in passing yards and passing touchdowns.
Prior to being named general manager of the Panthers in 2002, Hurney held the position of coordinator of player operations from1999-2001 and director of football administration in 1998. Before joining the Carolina Panthers organization, Hurney held the roleof coordinator of football operations with the San Diego Chargers under Pro Football Hall of Fame and Washington Ring of Fame
executive Bobby Beathard.
Hurney began his career as a reporter covering Washington in the 1980s. After developing relationships with Owner Jack Kent Cooke,
General Manager Bobby Beathard and Head Coach Joe Gibbs, Hurney joined Washington’s public relations department in 1988.
Hurney is a native of Wheaton, Md. and attended Catholic University in Washington D.C. Before joining Washington’s public relations
department, he worked for the Montgomery Journal, Washington Star and Washington Times.
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Director of Football Administration

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Coordinator of Player Operations

Carolina Panthers

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4TH WITH WASHINGTONRob Rogers enters his 28th season in the NFL and third with the Washington Commanders in the role of Senior Vice Presidentof Football Administration. In this role, Rogers works for the football senior leadership team on the development of player budget
parameters, roster management, contract proposals, negotiation strategies and salary cap management. Rogers also oversees theclub’s football analytics department along with being one of the main liaison’s between the football and business operations.
Prior to coming to Washington, Rogers held the title of executive director of player finance and football research for the Carolina
Panthers. In this role, he worked closely with the Panthers general manager on the development of player budget parameters, roster
management, contract proposals, negotiation strategies and salary cap management. He also oversaw the Panthers football analytics
department and worked on research and analysis of player contracts and statistics. He directly conducted the majority of contract
negotiations with player representatives during his time in this role.
Before gaining the title of executive director of player finance and football research, Rogers was the director of football administrationfor 11 years (2008-18). He negotiated contracts for all of the Panthers first round and other draft selections during a 16-year span
(2003-19) along with numerous free agents. He also worked with the front office on issues dealing with the NFL Collective Bargaining
Agreement and as the club’s liaison to the NFL Management Council, he kept the Panthers in compliance with all NFL personnel,
contract and labor-related issues.
Starting in 2013, Rogers worked on developing efforts in analytics, football research in personnel, opponent analysis and self-scouting
along with sports science and next gen statistics. He developed the in-house salary cap management database and also designed
the current pro scouting system in Carolina and in the mid 90s worked with in-house developers to design and implement the initial
opponent analysis and self-scouting system. Rogers worked extensively with Coach Rivera in Carolina on on-going efforts to develop
game management analysis and practices.
Rogers is also a member of the NFL Club Services Committee, which is a group made of various front office executives from aroundthe league, tasked with providing guidance and feedback on technology integration initiatives to the development staff of the NFL
Management Council. He has served on the committee since 2002.
Rogers joined the Carolina Panthers in 1995 and worked as a quality control assistant along with helping out on the in-house businessanalytics team. He is a 1993 graduate of Harvard University and holds a degree in government.
Rogers and his wife Clair have two children: daughter Emma and son Brady.

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As President of the Washington Football Commanders, Jason Wright is responsible for leading the organization’s business divisions,
including operations, finance, sales, and marketing. In addition to leading a historic transformation of a sports franchise, he is the first
Black team president in the history of the NFL and currently is the youngest team president in the League. He is the fourth former NFL
player to become president of a team.
Prior to joining the Washington Football Team, Jason was a partner in McKinsey & Company’s Washington DC office. His work focusedon expanding the value of large, complex organizations through operations and culture transformations. Jason specialized in steering
companies through their toughest moments - in crisis and turnaround scenarios. From systemic personnel misconduct to financial
distress to COVID-19 response, Jason’s tenure at McKinsey supported a range of multi-national, corporation-specific challenges, while
also leading the company’s global inclusion and anti-racism strategies.
His deep passion for intentional change that profoundly expands opportunities for historically marginalized populations resulted in
his work co-founding McKinsey’s Black Economic Institute. A research entity that analyzes the racial wealth gap, the Institute today
serves as a prominent voice in public discussions regarding racial equity in corporate America. This advocacy, combined with his dataand results-oriented approaches, have been sought out by leading organizations, such as The Greater Washington Partnership, where
Jason helps lead its Inclusive Growth Strategy Council as co-chair. The Inclusive Growth Strategy Council is a regional collaborativethat dissects and identifies a blueprint for the region to address long-standing gaps in income, services, employment, and access tocapital for lower-income populations.
Jason’s commitment to faith, family, and community is marked by his service on the Board of Trustees at Union Theological Seminary,
where he is helping the institution better equip a changing student body focused on community organizing and social entrepreneurship. His leadership, passion for community change, and business acumen have been noted nationally and regionally, with Jason
being awarded as a “Top 40 under 40” by Black Enterprise magazine, Sports Business Journal’s “Best Hire of 2020,” and standing asa member of The Economic Club of Washington D.C., where he serves alongside DC-based executives supporting a range of initiatives
in the DMV.
Jason spent seven years as a running back in the NFL and was team captain and NFLPA player representative for the Arizona Cardinals
during the 2011 NFL lockout. He has a B.A. in psychology from Northwestern University, where he was an Academic All-American student athlete, a two-time All-Big Ten football selection, and the president of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes. He received his M.B.A. in Operations and Finance with honors, from the University of Chicago-Booth School of Business.

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Eric Bieniemy was hired as the team’s assistant head coach/offensive coordinator on February 18, 2023.
Bieniemy enters his 25th NFL season and first with Washington after serving as the Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator the past
five seasons. Prior to being named the offensive coordinator, Bieniemy served as the Chiefs running backs coach from 2013-17.
In 2022, Bieniemy helped lead the Chiefs and their offense to their second Super Bowl championship in four seasons and helped
quarterback Patrick Mahomes earn his second MVP in five seasons. The Chiefs led the NFL in total yards per game (413.6), passing
yards (5,062), scrimmage touchdowns (59) and total points per game (29.2).
In 2021, Bieniemy continued to lead the Kansas City Chiefs offense to finish in the top five in multiple NFL categories including, third
down conversion percentage (1st, 52.2), fourth down conversion percentage (T-1st, 66.7), first downs (1st, 419), yards per game (3rd,396.8), yards after catch (1st; 2,494), offensive touchdowns (5th, 53) and points per game (4th, 28.2) en route to the team’s sixth-straight
AFC West title. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes continued to add to his NFL resume, adding 4,839 passing yards on 436 completions
and 37 touchdowns. Mahomes has 31 career games with 300+ passing yards, which is the most such games by a player in his first fiveseasons in NFL history.
In 2020, the Chiefs offense led the NFL in multiple categories including, net passing yards per game (303.4), yards per game (415.8),
first downs (397), yards after catch (2,254) and plays of at least 20 yards (79) en route to the club’s fifth-straight AFC West title andsecond-straight Super Bowl appearance.
In 2019, the Super Bowl Champion Chiefs offense finished in the top 10 in total yards per game (379.2), pass yards per game (281.1),
yards per play (6.22) and total points scored (28.2). Mahomes became the fastest QB in NFL history to reach 9,000 passing yards and
75 touchdowns, doing so in only 30 games.
In his first year as offensive coordinator, Bieniemy oversaw one of the most prolific offenses in Chiefs history as the club finished 12-4,
earned its third-consecutive AFC West Championship and a No. 1 seed in the playoffs en route to hosting the first AFC ChampionshipGame in team history. Mahomes was named the NFL MVP as he passed for 5,097 yards and 50 touchdowns in his first season as astarting quarterback. Tight end Travis Kelce ranked second among NFL tight ends with 1,336 receiving yards, and WR Tyreek Hill’s 1,479
single season receiving yards ranked first in Chiefs history.
In 2017, the Chiefs had a 1,000-yard rusher, with the group logging a combined 1,903 yards on the season. From 2013-15, Bieniemy
mentored running back Jamaal Charles. In 2014, Charles recorded 1,000 yards for the fifth time in his career. Charles became the alltime leading rusher in franchise history and finished his Chiefs career with 7,260 career rushing yards. His 5.5 yards per carry averageis also the best in Chiefs history.
In 2013 under Bieniemy, Charles led the NFL in touchdowns (19) and first downs (104) and ranked second in yards from scrimmage(1,980 yards). He recorded the most receiving yards by a running back in Chiefs history and led the AFC in rushing (1,287 yards).
Prior to returning to the NFL coaching ranks, Bieniemy spent two seasons (2011-12) at his alma mater Colorado after coaching therunning backs for five seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2006-10). In those five seasons, the Vikings produced a 1,000-yard rusher
each year while his stable of running backs broke the 100-yard mark 31 times in 80 regular season games.
In 2006, he coached Chester Taylor, who rushed for 1,216 yards; the next season, Taylor and Adrian Peterson combined for 2,185 yards(1,341 by Peterson, who was All-Pro as a rookie). Peterson set a then-Vikings record with 1,760 yards in 2008, earning the Bert Bell
Award as the Pro Football Player of the Year. Overall, Peterson totaled 5,782 rushing yards and 52 touchdowns in four seasons under
Bieniemy’s guidance.
Bieniemy made the move to the professional ranks after three seasons as the running backs coach at UCLA (2003-05). While at UCLA,
Bieniemy tutored former NFL RB Maurice Jones-Drew for three seasons. Jones-Drew earned Freshman All-America honors in 2003,
rushed for 1,007 yards in 2004 and was a consensus All-America selection as a kick returner in 2005.
Following his nine-year NFL playing career, Bieniemy served as an assistant at Thomas Jefferson High in Denver prior to securing his
first job as running backs coach with Colorado. In his first two seasons coaching the position, CU ranked in the top-10 in rushing.
He was a second-round draft pick (39th overall) of the San Diego Chargers in the 1991 NFL Draft. He enjoyed a nine-year pro career withthree teams: San Diego (1991-94), Cincinnati (1995-98) and Philadelphia (1999), where he played for Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid. In
142 career NFL games, he rushed for 1,589 yards and 11 touchdowns while catching 146 passes for 1,223 yards. He appeared in Super
Bowl XXIX in his final season with the Chargers.
A letterwinner from Bishop Amat High School in La Puente, Calif., Bieniemy earned second-team All-America honors in football as asenior when he rushed for 2,002 yards and 30 touchdowns.
A native of New Orleans, Bieniemy is married to his wife, Mia and has two sons, Eric III and Elijah.

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4TH SEASON IN WASHINGTONJack Del Rio enters his fourth season as the Commanders Defensive Coordinator in 2023 after being named to the position on Jan. 2,
2020.
In 2022 Del Rio led a defense that finished third in the NFL in yards per game and fourth in the NFL in passing yards per game. Del
Rio’s defense held opponents to a 31.9 percent conversion rate on third down, the lowest in the league and finished eighth in the
NFL allowing opponents to convert 51.9 percent of the time in the redzone. Washington held opponents to a 26:57 time of possession
mark, the lowest in the NFL. Del Rio’s defense also recorded 15 games allowing 25 or fewer points, the most in the NFL.
In 2021, Del Rio oversaw a defense that featured defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, who set career-highs in sacks (9.0) andquarterback hits (30). Washington’s defense allowed the eighth-fewest rushing yards per game and recorded the best defensive
tackle team grade in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus.
In 2020, Del Rio helped lead a defense that ranked in the top 10 in total yards per game (6th), passing yards per game (5th), interception
rate (8th), redzone percentage (3rd) and total points per game (7th).
Del Rio has accumulated 35 combined seasons of NFL experience, including 24 as a coach and 11 as a player. He has held headcoaching roles with the Oakland Raiders, Denver Broncos (interim) and Jacksonville Jaguars. He has also coached 29 players to a totalof 57 Pro Bowl selections.
From 2015-17, Del Rio was the Head Coach of the Oakland Raiders. In 2016, he guided the Raiders to a 12-4 record, marking the
franchise’s first 12-win season since 2000. The Raiders earned a postseason berth for the first time since 2002 and landed an NFLhigh seven players on the AFC Pro Bowl squad. Del Rio was selected as the recipient of the Maxwell Club’s Greasy Neale Professional
Coach of the Year Award, becoming the sixth Raiders coach to earn NFL Coach of the Year honors. In addition, he was named the AFC
Coach of the Year by Kansas City’s Committee of 101.
As defensive coordinator with the Denver Broncos from 2012-14, Del Rio was part of three-straight AFC West titles and helped lead
Denver to an AFC Championship and appearance in Super Bowl XLVIII following the 2013 campaign. It marked his second stint underHead Coach John Fox, as the two also spent the 2002 season together in Carolina.
Prior to joining the Broncos in 2012, Del Rio spent nine seasons at the helm in Jacksonville. During his head coaching tenure (2003-11)
with the Jaguars, the club ranked sixth in the NFL in yards per game allowed (317.3) and eighth in points per game allowed (20.3).
Under Del Rio, the Jaguars made two playoff appearances in 2005 and 2007, highlighted by the club’s first postseason win in eightseasons with a 31-29 road victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2007 AFC Wild Card Game.
During his lone season as a defensive coordinator with Carolina in 2002, he inherited the NFL’s worst defense statistically (371.4 yards
per game allowed) and turned it into the league’s second-ranked unit (290.4 yards per game allowed). Additionally, the 2002 Pantherssquad led the NFL in rushing average against (3.7 avg.) and ranked second in third down efficiency (32.9 percent) and sacks (52).
As linebackers coach for the Baltimore Ravens from 1999-2001, Del Rio tutored a talented group that included Peter Boulware, Ray
Lewis and Jamie Sharper. Baltimore’s 2000 team set the NFL 16-game record by allowing only 165 points while recording four shutouts
and forcing a league-best 49 turnovers. Lewis was named the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year and the MVP of Super Bowl XXXV thatseason after a playoff run in which the defense surrendered just one touchdown in four games.
Del Rio began his coaching career with the New Orleans Saints under Head Coach Mike Ditka, serving as an assistant strength coachin 1997 before moving on to coach the linebackers in 1998.
A veteran of 11 seasons as an NFL linebacker, he was selected in the third round (68th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft by New Orleans
and went on to make the NFL’s All-Rookie Team and earn the Saints’ Rookie of the Year award.
Del Rio was a four-year starter at the University of Southern California, where he earned consensus All-American honors as a senior
and was runner-up for the Lombardi Award, given to the nation’s best lineman or linebacker. Named co-MVP of the 1985 Rose Bowl,
Del Rio recorded 340 career defensive stops, including 58 tackles for a loss. A standout catcher on the USC baseball team, Del Rio wasdrafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1981. He was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame in May 2015.
Del Rio was a three-sport star in football, baseball and basketball at Hayward (Calif.) High School. He earned a degree in politicalscience from the University of Kansas while playing for the Chiefs.
Del Rio and his wife, Linda, have three daughters, Lauren, Hope and Aubrey, and a son, Luke, who also works for Washington as an
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1987-88

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1989-91

Linebacker

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1992-95

Linebacker

Minnesota Vikings

1997

Assistant Strength CoachNew Orleans Saints

1998

Linebackers CoachNew Orleans Saints

1999-01

Linebackers Coach

Baltimore Ravens

2002

Defensive Coordinator

Carolina Panthers

2003-11

Head CoachJacksonville Jaguars

2012-14

Defensive Coordinator

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Interim HC (wks. 10-13)

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Head CoachOakland Raiders

2020-Pres.

Defensive Coordinator

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5TH SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Nate Kaczor (pronounced Kat-sir) enters his fifth season as special teams coordinator with Washington in 2023. Prior to Washington,
Kaczor held positions with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
In 2022, Kaczor led a unit that produced two Pro Bowl players including punter Tress Way and special teamer Jeremy Reaves. Way
became the first Washington punter since Matt Turk in 1998 to be selected to the Pro Bowl. Way now joins Turk (1996-98) as the only
other punter in franchise history to be selected to multiple Pro Bowls. Way punted 83 times and recorded 3,885 yards and pinned 37
punts inside the 20 yard line. Reaves was selected as a primary special teamer for the NFC. It was Reaves’ first Pro Bowl selection andthe selection marks the first time that Washington has sent a special teamer to the Pro Bowl since Lorenzo Alexander in 2012.
In 2021, Kaczor led a special teams unit that finished with the sixth-most total return yards in the NFL which was the most by theorganization since 2015. The unit also allowed 643 kickoff return yards, the seventh fewest in the NFL. Washington punted for an
average of 47.4 yards, the seventh-most in the league.
In 2020, Kaczor helped standout punter Tress Way record the highest single season net punting average [44.3] in franchise history.
Way broke his own record from 2019 [44.1], also under the direction of Kaczor. Way also set a franchise record for most punting yards
in a single game, punting 10 times for 511 yards against the Rams in Week 5. Washington led the league in net punting yards in 2020
with 3,325.
In 2019, Kaczor helped guide punter Tress Way to his first Pro Bowl selection. Way was also named to the Associated Press All-Pro
Second Team. Way finished the season No. 2 in net average (44.1) and No. 2 in punt yardage (3,919) and No. 7 in punts inside the 20 yardline (30). Under Kaczor’s guidance, Washington ranked No. 4 in the league in kickoff return average (25.2) and No. 5 in kickoff return
yardage (833) despite fielding one of the league’s youngest rosters.
Under Kaczor’s guidance, Steven Sims Jr. (NFC Special Teams Player of the Week in Week 12) and Tress Way (NFC Special Teams Playerof the Week in Week 13) were also the first players in the history of the franchise to receive the honor of NFC Special Teams Player ofthe Week in consecutive weeks.
During Kaczor’s three seasons with Tampa Bay, the Buccaneers were one of the top punt coverage units in the NFL, allowing only 6.6
yards per return, the fourth-lowest mark in the league during that span.
Punter Bryan Anger was a standout during Kaczor’s tenure with the Buccaneers. In his first year with the team, Anger set Buccaneers
records for both punts inside the 20 (37) and net punting average (42.7), with both of those ranking in the top five in the NFL in 2016. In
the three seasons that Anger spent under Kaczor’s tutelage, Anger ranked top 15 in the league in punts inside the 20 and net average
while only recording 14 touchbacks.
Kaczor came to Tampa Bay having spent the previous four seasons with the Tennessee Titans, the final three as the teams’ special
teams coordinator (2013-15) after being hired as the assistant offensive line coach in his first season (2012). In 2015, the Titans tied for
the NFL lead in special teams takeaways, while in 2013 Kaczor’s unit ranked third in the league in opponent punt return average andeighth in kickoff return average.
Kaczor entered the NFL as an assistant special teams coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars, working there from 2008-11. During thosefour years, Jacksonville had one of the league’s top special teams coverage units, allowing the lowest punt return average in the
NFL (6.5) and the eighth-lowest kickoff return average (21.8). In each of Kaczor’s final two seasons, Montell Owens earned Pro Bowl
recognition as a special teams player.
Prior to joining the NFL, Kaczor spent 17 years coaching in college, the final two working as co-offensive coordinator (2007) and tightends coach (2006) at Louisiana-Monroe. In his only season as co-offensive coordinator, the team ranked second in the Sun Belt
Conference in rushing offense and averaged its most points scored since 1993.
Before his time at Louisiana-Monroe, Kaczor spent two seasons (2004-05) as the co-offensive coordinator/tight ends coach at Idaho
and four seasons as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at Nebraska-Kearney (2000-03). Kaczor began his coaching career as
an offensive assistant at his alma mater, Utah State, working as an offensive assistant for nine seasons (1991-99), helping the teamwin three conference championships.
A center at Utah State, Kaczor was a team captain, who earned all-conference honors in 1989. A native of Scott City, Kansas, Kaczor
is an avid college basketball fan and he and his wife, Angie, have two children, Kaylee and Micah, who had a stint as a pitcher in the
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2000-03

Offensive CoordinatorNebaska-Kearney

2004-05

Co-Offensive Coordinator

Idaho

2006

Tight Ends CoachLouisiana-Monroe

2007

Co-Offensive Coordinator

Louisiana-Monroe

2008-11

Assistant Special Teams Coach Jacksonville Jaguars

2012

Assistant Offensive Line Coach Tennessee Titans

2013-15

Special Teams Coordinator

Tennessee Titans

2016-18

Special Teams CoordinatorTampa Bay Buccaneers

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Juan Castillo is entering his second season with Washington. He spent the previous two seasons with the Chicago Bears as theoffensive line coach and has worked with three other teams on both sides of the ball, primarily along the offensive line.
Castillo has spent time with the Bears (2020-21), Buffalo Bills (2017-18), Baltimore Ravens (2013-16) and Philadelphia Eagles (19982012), where he worked five seasons with Commanders Head Coach Ron Rivera, who was the team’s linebackers coach from 19992003.
In 2021, Castillo helped the Chicago offense rush for over 2,000 yards, the seventh-most in the NFC. Running Back David
Montgomery recorded 21 rushes of 10 or more yards, tied for the sixth-most in the NFL.
In his first season with the Bears in 2020, Castillo navigated an offensive line group that featured six different starting combinations
throughout the season and still produced a 1,000-yard rusher in David Montgomery. Montgomery’s 1,070 rushing yards ranked fifth
in the NFL, and he went on to record three 100-plus yard performances. Castillo developed two first year players who were bothundrafted free agents from Notre Dame in 2019, Sam Mustipher and Alex Bars, into key starters on the line over the last six weeks ofthe season. Mustipher started seven games at center and Bars started six games at right guard, one at left guard, and one at center.
Castillo served as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator with the Buffalo Bills from 2017-18. Under his watch, the Bills’rushing attack ranked in the top 10 both seasons. Buffalo finished sixth in the NFL and second in the AFC with 126.1 yards per gamein 2017 and fifth in the NFL with 124.0 yards per game on the ground in 2018.
Prior to Buffalo he spent four seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, serving as the run game coordinator in 2013 and offensive line
coach from 2014-16.
As Philadelphia’s offensive line coach from 1998-2010, the Eagles made nine postseason appearances and rushed for an averageof 1,854 yards and 12 touchdowns per season. In 2010, the Eagles finished first in the NFC and fifth in the NFL with 145.2 yards per
game on the ground. During his 13 seasons as the offensive line coach in Philadelphia, five different players earned nine Pro Bowl
honors including three-time selection tackle Tra Thomas (2001-02, 2004), guard Shawn Andrews (2006-07) and tackle Jason Peters(2009-10). He finished his Eagles tenure as the team’s defensive coordinator in 2011-12.
Castillo earned a bachelor’s degree in health/kinesiology in 1986 and a master’s in education administration in 1990 from Texas A&I(now Texas A&M-Kingsville), where he was a three-year letterman (1978-80) at linebacker for the Javelinas.
Following college, Castillo spent two seasons (1984-85) with the USFL’s San Antonio Gunslingers as a linebacker before moving to
the coaching ranks. Castillo attended Port Isabel High School in Texas, where he was an all-state linebacker. On July 4, 2009, Port
Isabel celebrated “Juan Castillo Day,” in which Castillo received a key to the city and in 2015 Castillo was inducted into the Lone Star
Conference Hall of Honor, which recognizes outstanding individuals who have brought pride and honor to the conference throughtheir contributions either as an athlete or coach/administrator.
Castillo has four sons: Gregory, who played cornerback at the University of Iowa and is currently a scouting coordinator with theKansas City Chiefs, John, who is currently interning in Washington D.C., Andres, who played football at the University of Delaware
and is a paralegal, and Antonio, who is currently a senior at Lady Bird Johnson High School in San Antonio, Texas and a member ofthe cross-country team.
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Tight Ends

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Offensive Line

Philadelphia Eagles

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Defensive Coordinator

Philadelphia Eagles

2013:

Run Game Coordinator

Baltimore Ravens

2014-16:

Offensive Line

Baltimore Ravens

2017-18:

Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator

Buffalo Bills

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Offensive Analyst

University of Michigan

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Offensive Line CoachChicago Bears

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Tight Ends Coach

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4TH SEASON IN WASHINGTONLuke Del Rio is entering his fourth season as Washington’s offensive quality control coach and his third as the assistantquarterbacks coach in 2023. He previously coached tight ends and quarterbacks at Santa Margarita Catholic High School.
A former collegiate quarterback, Del Rio began his college career at the University of Alabama where he was the backup QB as a truefreshman to three-time national champion quarterback AJ McCarron. He then moved to Oregon State where he served as the backup
to former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sean Mannion. Del Rio played his final three years at the University of Florida where hewould go on to be 7-1 as a starter in the SEC.
Del Rio’s collegiate career highlights include a win over Georgia, a 320-yard 4-touchdown performance against Kentucky, and thenin his senior year, came off the bench to lead a 14-point comeback against Kentucky to extend Florida’s winning streak over the rival
Wildcats to 31 games. Del Rio also served as a team captain for the Gators in 2016 and served on the leadership committee.
Del Rio was a state champion quarterback at Valor Christian High School. In addition to his state championship at Valor ChristianHigh School, Del Rio was an Elite 11 quarterback, first team all-state and team captain for the Eagles.
Del Rio has played under the tutelage of Nick Saban (Alabama), Mike Riley (Oregon State) and Jim McElwain (Florida). Del Rio, anative of Jacksonville, Fla., graduated from the University of Florida in 2016 with a Bachelor’s degree and then earned his Master’s
degree in 2018, also from the University of Florida, in Business.
He is the son of Washington defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio.

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2014

Quarterback

Oregon State

2015-17

Quarterback

Florida2018-19

Quarterback/Tight Ends

Santa Margarita Catholic

2020-21

Offensive Quality Control

Washington Commanders

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Chad Englehart is entering his 14th season with Washington and his seventh as the team’s head strength and conditioning coachin 2023 after being promoted to the role during the 2017 offseason. He initially joined the team as an assistant strength andconditioning coach on February 26, 2010.
Prior to joining Washington, Englehart served as the head strength and conditioning coach with the Florida Tuskers of the United
Football League in 2009.
In 2008, Englehart served as director of strength and conditioning at Xcel Sports Performance in Louisiana. Before that, he was headstrength and conditioning coach in 2007 at HS2 Athletic Performance in Mandeville, La., and at the University of New Orleans in
2006.
Englehart holds a Master’s degree in human movement with a concentration in corrective exercise from A.T. Still University. He
also holds a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a concentration in exercise science from Southeastern Louisiana University.
He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Condition Association and is a Performance
Enhancement Specialist and Corrective Exercise Specialist with the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).
Englehart also holds certifications with USA Weightlifting and USA Track and Field, Functional Movement Screen and TRX
Suspension Training certifications as well as a Fitness Nutrition Specialist certification from the NASM and a 3DMAPS (3D
Movement Analysis and Performance System) certification from Gray Institute.
Englehart and his wife, Lyndsey, have two daughters, Blair and Elise.

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G U I D E

2006

Head Strength & Conditioning

Univ. of New Orleans

2007

Head Strength & Conditioning

HS2 Ath. Performance (La.)

2008

Strength & Conditioning Dir.

Xcel Sports Performance (La.)

2009

Head Strength & Conditioning

Florida Tuskers (UFL)

2010-16

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

Washington Commanders

2017-Pres.

Head Strength & Conditioning

Washington Commanders

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BOBBY ENGRAMW I D ER E C E I V E R S

1ST SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Bobby Engram is entering his first season with the Washington Commanders as the team’s wide receivers coach after being hired on
March 9, 2023.
Engram enters his 10th NFL season coaching after serving as the Baltimore Ravens tight ends coach (2019-21) and wide receivers
coach (2014-18). Engram also coached one season with the San Francisco 49ers in the role of offensive assistant in 2011. He also
played 14 seasons as a wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, Seattle Seahawks and the Kansas City Chiefs. He was most recently theoffensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach for the Wisconsin Badgers.
In 2020, Engram contributed to an offensive unit in Baltimore that scored the NFL’s seventh-most points (29.3 ppg) in the NFL andled the league in rushing (3,071) for consecutive seasons. During the 2020 campaign, Mark Andrews was tied for the team leadwith 58 receptions for 701 yards and seven TDs becoming the first tight end in Ravens history with multiple seasons of at least 700
receiving yards and seven receiving TDs.
In 2019, under Engram’s watch, the Ravens tight ends played a major part of the team’s record-setting offense and 14-2 franchisebest season. Andrews earned his first Pro Bowl, led the team with 64 receptions, 852 receiving yards and 10 receiving TDs. TE NickBoyle and TE Hayden Hurst rounded out a trio that accounted for three of the Ravens top five receptions leaders. In 2019, the Ravens
ranked No. 1 in points (33.2) and rushing yards (206.0) per game, and finished No. 2 in total yards (407.6). The club also set a new NFL
single-season rushing record (3,296). Baltimore also became the first team ever to average 200 passing and 200 rushing yards per
game in a season.
In Engram’s third year (2016) guiding Baltimore’s receivers, Engram’s group helped record the second-most net passing yards inRavens history (4,100), including a franchise-best 4,317 passing yards by QB Joe Flacco. Engram helped WR Mike Wallace achieve histhird-career 1,000-yard campaign (1,017 yards on 72 receptions) in the receiver’s first season with the team. He also coached All-Pro
WR Steve Smith Sr., including during his 2014 season where he registered 79 receptions for 1,065 yards and six touchdowns.
Prior to entering the coaching ranks, Engram played for 14 seasons (1996-2009) and three teams (Chicago, Seattle and Kansas City).
Originally a second-round draft pick by the Bears, Engram played in 176 career games, totaling 650 receptions for 7,751 yards and 35
TDs. He also recorded two career punt returns for touchdowns.

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1996-2000

Wide Receiver

Chicago Bears

2001-08

Wide Receiver

Seattle Seahawks

2009

Wide ReceiverKansas City Chiefs

2011

Offensive Assistant

San Francisco 49ers

2012-13

Wide Receivers

Pittsburgh Steelers

2014-18

Wide Receivers

Baltimore Ravens

2019-21

Tight Ends

Baltimore Ravens

2022

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterback

University of Wisconsin

2023

Wide Receivers

Washington Commanders

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CRISTIAN GARCIAA S S I S TA N T

D E F E N S I V E

B A C K S / N I C K E L

3RD SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Cristian Garcia is entering his third season with Washington and his first as assistant defensive backs/nickel coach after being
promoted to the role in 2023. Prior to the promotion, Garcia was a defensive quality control coach with Washington from 2021-22. Hespent the 2020 season working with Georgia Tech’s staff as a graduate assistant having a quality control role.
Garcia spent the 2019-19 seasons with UNLV as a defensive quality control coach.
A former collegiate linebacker, Garcia finished his college career at the University of Florida and was one of four team captains. He
played linebacker and was a key member of Florida’s special teams. He played in all 11 games in 2017 as a reserve linebacker and wasnamed the Orange Bowl FWAA Courage Award Player of the Week after he recorded four tackles and one tackle-for-loss at Kentucky.
The Gainesville Police Department credited Garcia for preventing a sexual assault during the summer of 2016 and he appeared on
ABC’s Good Morning America to discuss the story. Later, he was honored at the Vice President’s House by former VP and current
President Joe Biden with one of the administrations inaugural “It’s On Us” Courage Awards.

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2015-17

Linebacker

University of Florida

2018-20

Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach

UNLV

2020-21

Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach

Georgia Tech

2021

Defensive Coaching AssistantWashington Commanders

2022

Defensive Quality Control Coach

Washington Commanders

2023-Pres.

Assistant Defensive Backs/Nickel

Washington Commanders

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reggie howard
D E F E N S I V E

Q U A L I T Y

C O N T R O L

1ST SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Reggie Howard enters his first season with the Washington Commanders. He was most recently the co-defensive coordinator anddefensive backs coach for Campbell University in 2022. Following the 2022 season, Howard was promoted to associate head coach.
He was the defensive backs coach at Campbell in 2021 and oversaw that room during both the 2021-22 seasons.
Howard also had collegiate coaching stops at both Central Arkansas as the team’s cornerbacks coach and at Memphis as the team’s
defensive assistant. He started his coaching career as the defensive backs coach at Lane College.
Howard had a seven-year playing career as a cornerback in the NFL. He played for the New Orleans Saints (2000), Carolina
Panthers (2000-03; 2006) and the Miami Dolphins (2004-05). He finished his playing career having appeared in 78 games with 39
career starts. Howard registered 257 tackles, 4.5 sacks, six interceptions, 30 passes defensed, five forced fumbles and four fumble
recoveries.
Howard appeared in four postseason games all as a member of the Carolina Panthers in 2003. He started all four games during thepostseason, including Super Bowl XXXVIII. He registered 19 tackles, one sack, one interception and three passes defensed in his
postseason career. His only postseason interception came against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVIII.

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2000

Cornerback

Oakland Raiders

2000-03

Cornerback

Carolina Panthers

2004-05

Cornerback

Miami Dolphins

2006

Cornerback

Carolina Panthers

2015

Defensive Backs

Lane

2016

Defensive Coordinator

Kirby HS (TN)2017

Defensive AssistantMemphis2018-19

Cornerbacks

Central Arkansas

2020

Director of High School Relations

Memphis2021

Defensive Backs

Campbell

2022

Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs

Campbell

2023

Defensive Quality Control

Washington Commanders

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ben jacobs
A S S I S TA N T

S P E C I A L

T E A M S

4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Ben Jacobs is entering his fourth season as Washington’s assistant special teams coach in 2023 after joining the Carolina Panthers
coaching staff in 2019. Jacobs played eight seasons in the NFL prior to coaching.
A former NFL linebacker, Jacobs spent eight seasons as a key contributor on all four phases of special teams, recording 31 special
teams tackles and eight tackles on defense in 73 career games played.
Jacobs led or tied for the team high in special teams tackles in two of his seasons with Carolina (2014 and 2018) and helped thePanthers win the NFC Championship and advance to Super Bowl 50 during the 2015 season.
In 2017, Jacobs played a significant role on a coverage unit that finished eighth in opponents’ punt return average, allowing just 5.9
yards per return. In 2016, Jacobs was part of a kickoff coverage unit that allowed a league-low 18.1 yards per kickoff return and finishedfifth in the NFL with an opponents’ average drive start of the 23.7-yard line.
Jacobs entered the NFL in 2011 with the Cleveland Browns as an undrafted free agent out of Fresno State.

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G U I D E

2006-10

Linebacker

Fresno State

2011-12Linebacker

Cleveland Browns

2013-18

Linebacker

Carolina Panthers

2019

Assistant Special Teams

Carolina Panthers

2020-Pres

Assistant Special Teams

Washington Commanders

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RANDY JORDANR U N N I N G

B A C K S

10TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Randy Jordan enters his 10th season as Washington’s running back coach in 2023 after initially being named to the position on January
26, 2014.
In 2022, Jordan aided the development of rookie running back Brian Robinson Jr. who played in 12 games and had 205 carries for
797 yards and two rushing scores. Robinson finished second among rookie running backs in yards per game with 66.4. Running Back
Antonio Gibson had five total touchdowns and reached 3,000 scrimmage yards in his career.
In 2021, Jordan assisted Gibson reach 1,000 rushing yards for the first time in his career. Gibson led the NFC in rushing attempts
with 258 and finished second with 1,037 rushing yards, both career-highs. He also had a career-high 1,331 scrimmage yards (1,037
rushing, 294 receiving) with 10 touchdowns (seven rushing, three receiving). Gibson recorded the most offensive touchdowns
within a player’s first two seasons in franchise history and has two consecutive seasons with 10-plus touchdowns. He is the first
Washington player to do so since RB Stephen Davis in 1999-2000 and 2000-01.
In 2020, Jordan contributed to the development of rookie running back Antonio Gibson and veteran running back J.D. McKissic inboth the run and pass game. Under Jordan’s tutelage, Gibson rushed for the second-most touchdowns for a rookie in franchise history[11] and became only the second Washington player to rush for 11 touchdowns and record 1,000-plus scrimmage yards in their rookie
season [Alfred Morris]. Both running backs finished with over 950 scrimmage yards, only the second time in franchise history two
running backs achieved the feat, and the first time since 1983.
A nine-year NFL veteran as a player from 1993-2002, Jordan appeared in 122 career games with the Raiders and Jaguars. He was therecipient of the NFL Unsung Hero Award and the Ed Block Courage Award in 2001 and served as special teams captain for the Raiders’
AFC Championship team in 2002.
Before joining Washington, Jordan spent two years as the running backs coach at his alma mater, North Carolina. In his first season
with UNC in 2012, Jordan’s Tar Heels averaged 193.8 rushing yards per game, third-most in the Atlantic Coast Conference and theprogram’s highest average since 1994.
Jordan coached running backs at Texas A&M for four seasons from 2008-11. In 2011, the Aggies averaged 199.1 rushing yards per game,
fourth-most in the Big 12 Conference.
Jordan began his coaching career with the Oakland Raiders as a special teams assistant midway through the 2003 season. He playednine years in the NFL as a running back, playing in 122 career games from 1993 through 2002.
Jordan played running back for the University of North Carolina and earned his bachelor’s degree in speech communication in 1993.
Jordan and his wife, Romonda, have a daughter, Raven – a volleyball player at the University at Buffalo – and two sons, Jalen and Justin.

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1989-92

Running Back

North Carolina

1993

Running Back

Los Angeles Raiders

1995-97

Running Back

Jacksonville Jaguars

1998-2002

Running Back

Oakland Raiders

2003

Special Teams Assistant

Oakland Raiders

2004-07

Running Backs Coach

Nebraska

2008-11

Running Backs Coach

Texas A&M

2012-13

Running Backs CoachNorth Carolina

2014-Pres.

Running Backs Coach

Washington Commanders

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Ryan kerrigan
A S S I S TA N T

D E F E N S I V E

L I N E2ND SEASON COACHING WITH WASHINGTON

Ryan Kerrigan enters his second season as the Commanders assistant defensive line coach after being named to the role on September
5, 2022.
Kerrigan, along with defensive line coach Jeff Zgonina, led a defensive line room that contributed two Pro Bowlers, Jonathan Allen andDaron Payne.
Kerrigan signed a one-day contract on July 29th, retiring as a member of the Burgundy and Gold. He is the Commanders all-time official
sack leader and appeared in 156 games for the franchise from 2011-20.
Kerrigan finished his career in Washington with 457 tackles (333 solo), including 120 for loss, 95.5 sacks, three interceptions whichwere all returned for touchdowns, 25 passes defensed and 26 forced fumbles.
Along with being the franchise’s all-time leader in official sacks, Kerrigan is also one-of-three players in NFL history to record 60-plus
sacks and 3-plus interceptions returned for touchdowns joining Jason Taylor and Julius Peppers. He is also second in franchise history
in multi-sack games (18), trailing only Dexter Manley.
Kerrigan was selected in the first round (No. 16 overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft by Washington. He was a four-time Pro Bowl selection
during his tenure with the organization. Kerrigan was recently selected as one of the 10 new additions to the 90 Greatest List. He also
had a streak of 139-consecutive games played from 2011-19.

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G U I D E

2007-10Outside Linebacker

Purdue2011-20

Outside Linebacker

Washington Commanders

2021

Outside Linebacker

Philadelphia Eagles

2022-Pres

Assistant Linebackers Coach

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JENNIFER KINGA S S I S TA N T

R U N N I N G

B A C K S

3RD SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Jennifer King enters her third full season coaching in the NFL and her third as Washington’s assistant running backs coach after
being promoted to the role following the 2020 season. With the promotion, King became the first African American female assistantposition coach in NFL history. King also became the second female assistant position coach in the NFL behind Tampa Bay Buccaneers
assistant defensive line coach Lori Locust.
In 2022, King assisted the running back unit that was a force in the Washington offense, rushing for over 100 yards 11 times andrecording 125 first downs on the ground.
In 2021, King assisted the running backs and Antonio Gibson rushed for over 1,000 yards, the first time a Washington running back has
accomplished the feat since Adrian Peterson did so in 2018. Due to Covid-19 protocols, King became the first African American woman
in NFL history to serve as a primary position coach in Week 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles. She also became the first woman toserve as a positional coach in the East-West Shrine Bowl.
As a full-year coaching intern in 2020, King worked with the offensive staff throughout the course of the offseason, training camp andregular season and specifically assisted Randy Jordan with the running backs.
Prior to coming to Washington, King coached in the National Football League, the Alliance of American Football and in the college
ranks.
King also has experience as a player. She was a seven-time All American quarterback and wide receiver for the Carolina Phoenix
women’s tackle football team from 2006-17.
King holds a masters of science in sports administration from Liberty University and holds a bachelor of science in sports managementfrom Guilford College.

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2018

Intern Wide Receivers

Carolina Panthers

2018-19

Asst. WR's & Special Teams

Arizona Hotshots

2019

Intern Running Backs

Carolina Panthers

2019

Offensive AssistantDartmouth College

2020

Full-Year Coaching Intern

Washington Commanders

2021-Pres

Assistant Running Backs

Washington Commanders

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Kavan LATHAMA S S I S TA N T

S T R E N G T H

A N D

C O N D I T I O N I N G

7TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Kavan Latham enters his seventh season with the Washington strength and conditioning staff in 2023.
Latham returned to Washington as an assistant strength and conditioning coach on January 23, 2017, after previously serving as astrength and conditioning intern for the team in 2013.
Before returning to Washington, Latham spent three seasons with the New York Jets, first serving as a strength and conditioning
intern in 2014. He was then hired as an assistant strength and conditioning coach during Todd Bowles’ first season in New York, a
10-6 campaign in 2015.
Latham is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Coach (USAW).
He also holds Precision Nutrition Level 1 (Pn1) and Fascial Stretch Therapy Level 1 (FST1) certifications.
Prior to entering the NFL, Latham completed strength and conditioning internships at Rutgers (2011), St. Joseph’s (2012) and Temple(2012). In addition, he contributed as an assistant coach at his alma mater, The College of New Jersey, during those two years.
In addition to playing four years as a defensive tackle at The College of New Jersey from 2007-10, Latham also competed in thediscus, hammer throw and shot put during his college career. He earned his bachelor’s degree in health and exercise science. He
married his wife, Sara, in March 2018.

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M E D I A

2007-10

Defensive Tackle

College of New Jersey

2011-12

Assistant CoachCollege of New Jersey

2011

Strength & Conditioning Intern

Rutgers

2012

Strength & Conditioning Intern

St. Joseph's

2012

Strength & Conditioning Intern

Temple2013

Strength & Conditioning Intern

Washington Football Team2014

Strength & Conditioning Intern

New York Jets

2015-16

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

New York Jets

2017-Pres.

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

Washington Commanders

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BRETT NENABER
D I R E C T O R

O F

P L AY E R

P E R F O R M A N C E

4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Brett Nenaber is entering his fourth season with Washington in 2023 as director of player performance.
An NFL athletic performance professional, Nenaber has served in a variety of roles with the Carolina Panthers, including athletic
performance analyst (2015-19), assistant strength and conditioning coach (2014-15) and strength and conditioning intern (2013-14).
Prior to working in the NFL, Nenaber spent two years with Arizona State University, serving as a graduate assistant with the strengthand conditioning staff (2010-12). He also spent time with the Red Bull Racing Team, serving as a pit crew member for two years(2008-09).
Nenaber received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Arizona State University, majoring in Interdisciplinary studies andExercise and Wellness, respectively.

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2010-12

Graduate AssistantArizona State University

2013-14

Strength and Conditioning Intern

Carolina Panthers

2014-15

Assistant Strength and Conditioning

Carolina Panthers

2015-19

Athletic Performance Analyst

Carolina Panthers

2020-Pres.

Director of Athletic Performance

Washington Commanders

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Tavita prichard
Q U A R T E R B A C K S
1ST SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Tavita (ta-VEE-tuh) Pritchard enters his first NFL season after serving in a variety of coaching roles with Stanford University.
Pritchard played quarterback at Stanford from 2006-09 and joined the staff as a graduate assistant in 2010. He was then promoted
to the role of defensive assistant from 2011-12 and moved on to coach the running backs in 2013. He was then promoted to the role ofquarterbacks/wide receivers coach from 2014-17 before assuming the role of offensive coordinator from 2018-22.
In Pritchard’s time as Stanford’s offensive coordinator, eight offensive players were drafted: WR J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (2019 second
round, Philadelphia), RB Bryce Love (2019 fourth round, Washington), TE Kaden Smith (2019 sixth round, San Francisco), TE
Colby Parkinson (2020 fourth round, Seattle), OT Walter Little (2021 second round, Jacksonville), QB Davis Mills (2021 third round,
Houston), C Drew Dalman (2021 fourth round, Atlanta) and WR Simi Fehoko (2021 fifth round, Dallas).
In 2020, Pritchard coached quarterback QB Davis Mills, a third-round draft pick of the Houston Texans, who guided the team to a
4-2 record, including four straight wins to end the season during a COVID-19 shortened season. Mills earned honorable mention AllPac-12, finishing 129-of-195 (66.2%) for 1,508 yards and 10 total touchdowns (seven passing, three rushing). His 301.6 passing yards
per game was second best in the Pac-12.
Stanford averaged 420.2 yards per game offensively, including 287.3 yards per game through the air and 132.8 on the ground.
Stanford improved on third down (48% in 2020 vs. 39% in 2019) and red-zone offense (78% TDs in 2020 vs. 47% TDs in 2019), while
totaling 15 TDs on the ground in just six games vs. just eight rushing touchdowns in 2019 over 12 total games.
Pritchard coached QB Kevin Hogan, a fifth-round draft pick of the Kansas City Chiefs, during his final season at Stanford. Hogan led
the team to the 2015 Pac-12 title and a Rose Bowl win. He threw 27 touchdowns to eight interceptions and completed 67.8 percent of
his throws. Hogan finished his career at Stanford with a school-best 36-10 record as a started and ranked first in career total offense(10,634), second in completion percentage (.659) and passing efficiency (154.6), and third in passing yards (9,385) and passing
touchdowns (75). He also set school records for career rushing yards (1,249) and touchdowns (15) by a quarterback.

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2006-09

Quarterback

Stanford University

2010

Graduate AssistantStanford University

2011-12

Defensive AssistantStanford University

2013

Running Backs Coach

Stanford University

2014-17

Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers Coach

Stanford University

2018-22

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach

Stanford University2023-Pres.

Quarterbacks Coach

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Tyrae Reid
O F F E N S I V E

A S S I S TA N T

2ND SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Tyrae Reid is entering his second season with Washington as an offensive assistant after working as an offensive assistant throughDoug Williams fellowship program in 2022.
Prior to Washington, Reid was with Bowie State University as the offensive coordinator in March of the 2019 season. Reid, a former
four-year letterman for the program, served as the quarterbacks coach during the 2016 and 2017 seasons and spent the 2013 season
coaching quarterbacks as a student assistant.
Prior to his return to Bowie State, Reid spent two seasons (2014-15) at McDaniel College as Quarterback Coach. Under Reid’s
guidance, sophomore Matty Callahan threw for 1,741 yards in eight games with 10 touchdowns (2014), had five 200-yard games anda 28-of-43 performance for 388 yards with three touchdowns against Juniata. As a junior, Callahan (2015) threw for 922 yards andfour touchdowns in five games and accounted for three 200-yard games. That same season began the emergence of Will Koester
who threw for 1,108 yards and six touchdowns in six games and tallied four 200-yard games. Reid was selected to the NCAA Future
Football Coaches Academy (Louisville, KY) in 2015.
Before beginning a coaching career, Reid was a quarterback for the Bulldogs, starting games in all four seasons (2009-2012) and wasnamed to the CIAA All-Rookie Team (2009).

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2009-12

Quarterback

Bowie State

2014-15

Quarterbacks

McDaniel College

2016-17

Quarterbacks

Bowie State

2019

Offensive Coordinator

Bowie State2022-Pres.

Offensive AssistantWashington Commanders

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VINCENT RIVERAA S S I S TA N T L I N E B A C K E R S / D E F E N S I V E Q U A L I T Y C O N T R O L
4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Vincent Rivera enters his fourth season in Washington. He was promoted to Assistant Linebackers coach in 2023.
Rivera joined Washington after spending two seasons with the Carolina Panthers as a defensive quality control coach. In his role with
Washington, Rivera breaks down game film, analyzes opponent tendencies and assists in the preparation of the defensive game plan.
In 2018, Rivera spent his time primarily with the defensive backs, helping coach a unit that featured two young cornerbacks in James
Bradberry and Donte Jackson in the starting lineup. Jackson led the Panthers with four interceptions in 2018, the second most by arookie in franchise history. Bradberry led the team with 20 passes defensed.
Rivera also worked as a football operations intern for the Panthers during the 2017 season.
Rivera began his collegiate career at the University of San Diego, redshirting in 2012 and seeing action at running back in 2013 before
transferring to the University of California-Berkeley. After sitting out the 2014 season, Rivera played two seasons (2015-16) at Cal,seeing action at running back, wide receiver and on special teams. He finished his career at Cal with 44 catches for 487 yards and four
touchdowns. Rivera graduated with a degree in film and media studies.
Rivera is the nephew of Washington Head Coach Ron Rivera.

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M E D I A

2012-13

Running Back

University of San Diego

2015-16

Running Back/Receiver

University of California

2017

Football Operations Intern

Carolina Panthers

2018-19

Defensive Quality Control

Carolina Panthers

2020-21

Defensive Quality Control

Washington Football Team2021-Pres.

Assistant Linebackers /Defensive Quality Control

Washington Commanders

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RICHARD RODGERSS E N I O R

D E F E N S I V E

A S S I S TA N T/ S A F E T I E S

4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Richard Rodgers is entering his fourth season in Washington and first as Washington’s senior defensive assistant/safeties coach.
In 2022, Rodgers assisted the defensive backs in finishing with a top five passing defense allowing 191.3 passing yards per game. The
group also helped lead Washington to allow the third-fewest yards per game in the NFL.
In 2020, Rodgers assisted the defensive backs group that boasted the second-best passing defense in the league in 2020 [191.8 yards
per game]. Rodgers helped coach the group that allowed 3,068 net passing yards, Washington’s fewest since 2004 [2,977].
Rodgers joined Washington after serving in a variety of roles with the Carolina Panthers from 2012-19, coaching safety duo Eric Reid and
Tre Boston.
Prior to joining Carolina, Rodgers coached collegiately for 23 years. He coached at Holy Cross from 2005-11, spending his last
six seasons as defensive coordinator after handling the secondary in 2005. Rodgers developed the Crusaders into one of the top
defenses in the Patriot League. Five players from his unit earned All-Patriot League honors in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
From 2001-04, Rodgers tutored the secondary at New Mexico State. During his tenure, the Aggies amassed 45 interceptions
while lowering their passing yardage allowed in each of his final three seasons. Previously, Rodgers worked at Portland State from1997-2000. He oversaw the Vikings’ secondary and special teams in addition to serving as the team’s strength and conditioning
coordinator.
Rodgers was also exposed to professional football along the way. He participated in the NFL’s Minority Internship Program with the
Oakland Raiders during training camp in 1996 and was the defensive backs coach for the Scottish Claymores of NFL Europe in 1998.
A two-time second-team All-Pac 10 Conference selection at California, where he was teammates with Washington Head Coach Ron
Rivera, Rodgers played defensive back and was the Golden Bears’ special teams captain for three seasons.
Rodgers graduated from California with a degree in political science. He has a daughter, Kayla, and four sons, Richard II – an NFL
tight end – Christopher, Noah and Evan, and is married to his wife Sara.

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1980-83

Defensive Back

California

1987

Linebacker/Wide Receiver

Chicago Bruisers (AFL)1987

DB/Wide receiver

Denver Dynamite (AFL)

1988

Linebacker/Wide Receiver

LA Cobras (AFL)

1992

Linebacker/Wide Receiver

Sacramento Attack

1989-94

Assistant

Diablo Valley CC

1995-96

Secondary & Special Teams Asst.

San Jose State

1997-2000

Secondary & Special Teams

Portland State

2001-04

Secondary

New Mexico State

2005-11

Defensive Coord./Secondary

Holy Cross

2012

Special Teams Assistant

Carolina Panthers

2012-14

Special Teams Coordinator

Carolina Panthers

2015-17

Asst. DBs/Safeties

Carolina Panthers

2018

Secondary

Carolina Panthers

2019

Safeties

Carolina Panthers

2020-22

Asst. Defensive Backs

Washington Commanders

2023-Pres.

Asst. Defensive Assistant/Safeties

Washington Commanders

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STEVE RUSS
L I N E B A C K E R S
4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Steve Russ enters his fourth season in Washington after being named the team’s linebackers coach in 2020.
In 2022, Russ aided the growth of second-year linebacker Jamin Davis, who led the team with 104 total tackles and recorded 3.0
sacks.
In 2021, Russ coached Cole Holcomb to a career-high two interceptions including a pick-six, his first career touchdown. Holcomb
also registered a career-high seven passes defensed and 142 total tackles. He also forced two fumbles.
In 2020, Russ coached linebackers Holcomb and Jon Bostic, both setting career-highs in sacks. He also helped develop Holcomb in
his second season, racking up the most tackles for a Washington player through their first two seasons [171].
Prior to joining Washington, he served as the linebackers coach for the Carolina Panthers from 2018-19 where he coached All-Pro LB
Luke Kuechly.
Prior to joining Carolina, Russ spent six seasons (2012-17) at Air Force as the assistant head coach, including four (2014-17) as thedefensive coordinator and defensive backfield coach. Russ served as co-defensive coordinator from 2012-13 with responsibilities
coaching the inside linebackers (2013) and secondary (2012).
Russ arrived at Air Force, his alma mater, from Wake Forest where he spent four seasons (2008-11). Russ coached tight ends andfullbacks in his first two seasons before moving to the defensive side of the ball, coaching linebackers in 2010 and the secondary in
2011.
Russ also coached at Syracuse (2005-07) where he led linebackers in 2005 and 2006, before being promoted to defensive
coordinator in 2007. Prior to Cuse, he was an assistant at Ohio (2001-04).
While playing at Air Force, Russ earned second-team All-WAC honors in 1994. Russ was a seventh-round draft pick of the Denver
Broncos in the 1995 NFL Draft. He was just the fifth player in Air Force history to be drafted in the NFL.
Following two years of active service in the military, Russ joined the Broncos and spent four seasons (1997-2000) with the team. He
was a part of Denver’s 1997 and 1998 Super Bowl Championship teams. He played in 24 career games as a linebacker and on special
teams.
Russ and his wife, Betsy, are the parents of a daughter, Mackenzie, and a son, Tyler.
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1997-00

Linebacker

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2001-04

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Ohio2005-06

Linebackers

Syracuse

2007

Defensive Coordinator

Syracuse

2008-09

Tight ends/Fullbacks

Wake Forest

2010

Linebackers

Wake Forest

2011

Defensive Backs

Wake Forest

2012-13

Asst. HC/Co-offensive Coord.

Air Force

2014-17

Asst. HC/Defensive Coord.

Air Force

2018-19

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JAKE SANKALA S S I S TA N T

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8TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Jake Sankal is entering his eighth NFL season with Washington in 2023 after joining the team as an assistant strength and conditioning
coach and team nutritionist during the 2016 offseason.
Prior to joining Washington, Sankal worked as a strength and conditioning coach in the Cleveland Indians organization. His tenure withthe organization from 2010-15 included stints with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers (A), Kinston Indians (A), Carolina Mudcats (A) andthree seasons with the Akron RubberDucks (AA).
Sankal is a Registered Dietitian and holds certifications with USA Weightlifting and the National Strength and Conditioning Association
as a Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach (RSCC) and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).
Sankal initially earned his bachelor’s degree in history from the College of Wooster, where he played baseball and helped guide theprogram to the NCAA Division III Tournament in all four seasons of his collegiate career. In addition, he holds a bachelor’s degree in
dietetics from the University of Northern Colorado and a Master’s degree in exercise science from Cleveland State University.
He currently resides in Ashburn, Va., with his wife, Amanda and daughter, Emma.

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Strength and Conditioning Intern

Cleveland Indians

2010-15

Strength and Conditioning Coach

Cleveland Indians

2016-Pres.

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T I G H T

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4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Todd Storm is entering his fourth season in Washington. In his position, Storm works with the tight ends exclusively and has helped
TE Coach Juan Castillo with the development of young tight ends.
Storm spent the 2018-19 seasons with the Carolina Panthers assisting on the offensive side of the ball, specifically working with tightends and alongside recently retired tight ends coach, Pete Hoener.
From 2014-16, Storm was a graduate assistant at Central Michigan University. In 2014, he worked with the defensive line andtransitioned to the offensive line during the 2015-16 seasons.
Prior to his work at CMU, Storm played the 2013 season as a defensive end in the Arena Football League with the Cleveland
Gladiators and registered three sacks. In 2012, Storm was invited to the Detroit Lions Rookie Mini Camp.
Storm graduated from Michigan Tech in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. He also completed his masters in sports
administration in 2016 at Central Michigan University.
During his time at Michigan Tech, he played defensive end for the Huskies and was twice named Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference Defensive Lineman of the Year. He also received All-Region Honors twice as well as unanimous All-American accolades
following his senior campaign.

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Defensive End

Michigan Tech

2012

Defensive End

Detroit Lions (minicamp)

2013

Defensive End

Cleveland Gladiators

2014

Defensive Line AssistantCentral Michigan

2015-16

Offensive Line AssistantCentral Michigan

2018-19

Offensive Assistant

Carolina Panthers

2020-2021

Offensive Quality Control

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Shane toub
O F F E N S I V E

Q U A L I T Y

C O N T R O L

1ST SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Shane Toub enters his fifth NFL season in the coaching ranks and his first with Washington. He will serve as the team’s offensive
quality control coach. Toub previously worked for the Chicago Bears as an offensive assistant (2018-19) and as a defensive quality
control coach (2020-21). He spent the 2022 season as a defensive quality control coach for the University of Kansas.
In 2022, Toub was a part of a staff that engineered one of Kansas’ best seasons in the past two decades. The team started 5-0 andbecame an AP Top 25 ranked school for the first time since 2009. The season culminated with a trip to the Liberty Bowl to face
Arkansas. It was the school’s first trip to a bowl game since 2009.
Prior to his stint at Kansas, Toub was a member of Matt Nagy’s Chicago Bears staff from 2018-21. Toub was part of the Bears 2018team that finished with a 12-4 record, winning the NFC North for the first time since 2010. The team’s 12-4 record in 2018 was theorganization’s best regular season finish since 2006.
Prior to his coaching career, Toub played five seasons at the University of Dayton. Toub started 43 total games in his career at center.
He started all 11 games as a senior and was named the Stan Kurdziel Memorial Trophy winner for being the team’s top lineman alongwith being named a team captain that season. He was also a four-year member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll during his career. He
is also the son of David Toub who is currently the special teams coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs.

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CenterDayton2017

Graduate AssistantIllinois

2018-19

Offensive AssistantChicago Bears

2020-21

Defensive Quality Control

Chicago Bears

2022

Defensive Quality Control

Kansas2023

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Brent Vieselmeyer
D E F E N S I V E

B A C K S

4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Brent Vieselmeyer enters his fourth season in Washington and first as Washington’s defensive backs coach after being promoted to
the role in 2023. He previously served as Washington’s assistant defensive backs/nickel coach from 2020-22 after serving in a varietyof coaching roles with the Oakland Raiders from 2015-18.
Prior to joining Washington, Vieselmeyer was the head coach for Santa Margarita Catholic High School. Prior to coaching at Santa
Margarita, he was an offensive analyst for the University of Kansas in 2018.
From 2013-14, Vieselmeyer served as the co-defensive coordinator at Houston Baptist University. Prior to joining the Huskies, heserved as head coach at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo., beginning in March 2007, where he launched thefootball program. At Valor Christian, he compiled a 55-12 record, leading the Eagles to four-straight state championships in 2009 (3A),
2010 (4A), 2011 (4A) and 2012 (5A). He was named the Denver Post Colorado Coach of the Year in 2009, 2010 and 2011 and was All Sport
Jefferson County Coach of the Year in 2010.
Vieselmeyer began his coaching career at Orange (Calif.) Lutheran High School, where he spent eight years as defensive coordinator.
He led the Lancers to a 2006 California state title. They also won the 2004 CIF Southern Section Championship and were finalists in
2000, 2001 and 2003.
Vieselmeyer is a native of Wauwatosa, Wis., where he played linebacker at Redlands (Calif.) and Concordia University. He earned a
Bachelor of Arts in education from Concordia in 1999 and a Master of Arts in educational administration from the University of Phoenix
in 2005. He and his wife, Marnie, have two daughters, Payton and Quinn. During his time at Michigan Tech, he played defensive end
for the Huskies and was twice named Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Lineman of the Year. He also received
All-Region Honors twice as well as unanimous All-American accolades following his senior campaign.

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2007-12Head CoachValor Christian H.S.

2013-14

Defensive Coordinator

Houston Baptist

2015-16

Assistant Linebackers

Oakland Raiders

2017-18

Safeties

Oakland Raiders

2018

Offensive Analyst

Kansas2019

Head CoachSanta Margarita Catholic

2020-22

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Travelle Wharton
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O F F E N S I V E

L I N E

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Travelle Wharton enters his fourth season in Washington as Washington’s assistant offensive line coach.
In 2021, Wharton assisted an offensive line that helped produce Washington’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 2018. Washington ranked
sixth in the NFC in rushing yards (2,061) and rushing yards per game (121.2). The offensive line also recorded a pass blocking grade of
78.3 according to Pro Football Focus, the fourth-best in the NFL. Washington’s 80.7 run blocking grade was the seventh-best in the
NFL according to PFF.
From 2018-19, Wharton coached with the Carolina Panthers, assisting then-running game coordinator John Matsko.
Wharton worked with the Panthers prior to the 2017 season in offseason workouts and training camp as part of the NFL Bill WalshDiversity Coaching Fellowship.
Wharton made his coaching debut with his alma mater, the University of South Carolina, with one season of coaching in 2015. He
was initially named offensive quality control coach, but was promoted to offensive line coach midway through the 2015 season.
Wharton is a veteran of 10 NFL seasons, nine (2004-11, 2013) with the Panthers and one with the Cincinnati Bengals (2012). With thePanthers, Wharton started 111 of 115 regular season games played, the third-highest total by an offensive lineman in team history
Wharton anchored the offensive line on Carolina’s top three seasons of rushing in franchise history in 2009 (2,498), 2008 (2,437) and2011 (2,408). Carolina ranked third in the NFL in rushing in all three of those seasons. The Panthers averaged 5.41 yards per carry in
2011, a mark that led the NFL and set a franchise record.
A native of Fountain Inn, S.C., Wharton played collegiately at South Carolina where he was a four-year letterwinner (2000-03) andearned All-SEC recognition in his junior and senior seasons. He also earned Freshman All-America honors and a spot on the All-SEC
Freshman team. He was selected in the third round of the 2004 NFL Draft by the Panthers.

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2004-11

Offensive Lineman

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2012

Offensive Lineman

Cincinnati Bengals

2013

Offensive Lineman

Carolina Panthers

2015

Offensive Line

South Carolina

2018-19

Assistant Offensive Line

Carolina Panthers

2020-23

Assistant Offensive Line

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4TH SEASON IN WASHINGTONKen Zampese enters his fourth season in Washington in 2023 and his first as senior offensive assistant/game management
coordinator. Prior to joining the Commanders, he served in a variety of offensive coaching roles with the Cleveland Browns (2018),
Cincinnati Bengals (2003-17), St. Louis Rams (2000-02), Green Bay Packers (1999) and Philadelphia Eagles (1998).
In 2021, Zampese helped quarterback Taylor Heinicke record 3,419 passing yards and 20 touchdowns in 16 games. Heinicke had
seven games with a 90.0 or higer passer rating, and had five games with two or more touchdowns.
In 2020, Zampese helped oversee a Washington quarterback room that started four different quarterbacks during the 2020 season,
combining for the second-most completions in a single season in franchise history [389]. Three different quarterbacks won games
for the franchise in 2020.
Zampese worked with QB Alex Smith who posted a 5-1 record as a starter in 2020 and won the NFL’s AP Comeback Player of the YearAward.
In 2018, Zampese helped guide Browns rookie QB Baker Mayfield to an NFL rookie record 27 passing touchdowns, despite starting
just 13 games. His 27 passing touchdowns ranked fifth in a season among all Browns quarterbacks in franchise history. Mayfieldalso threw for 3,725 passing yards, setting a Browns rookie record and ranking sixth among NFL rookies all-time. Mayfield led all2018 NFL rookies in passing yards (3,725), passing touchdowns (27), completion percentage (63.79) and passer rating (93.7) under theguidance of Zampese.
As the Bengals offensive coordinator in 2016, Zampese helped the Bengals offense finish comfortably in the NFL’s top half in net
yards at No. 13, averaging 356.9 per game. Prior to being named the clubs offensive coordinator, Zampese spent 13 seasons as theBengals quarterbacks coach, working with Jon Kitna, Carson Palmer and Andy Dalton.
Zampese came to the Bengals following three seasons in St. Louis. He was the club’s wide receivers coach in 2001 as the Rams led
the league in passing yards, averaging 291.4. In 2002, he added the title of passing game coordinator, and the Rams finished secondin the league at 259.6 yards per game. Zampese began his NFL career in 1998 as an offensive assistant with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Prior to the NFL, Zampese coached for nine years in college, including two seasons at Miami (Ohio). In 1997, Miami averaged 37.4
points per game. Zampese played wide receiver and kick returner at the University of San Diego from 1985-88. He was the team’sSpecial Teams Player of the Year as a senior. He earned an undergraduate degree in business from San Diego, and later received amaster’s degree in adult education from Southern California.

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Wide Receiver

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Graduate AssistantSouthern California

1992-94

Wide Receivers

Northern Arizona

1995

Offensive Coordinator

Northern Arizona

1996-97

QB's/Passing Game Coord.

Miami (Ohio)

1998

Offensive AssistantPhiladelphia Eagles

1999

Offensive AssistantGreen Bay Packers

2000

Offensive Assistant

St. Louis Rams

2001

Wide Receivers Coach

St. Louis Rams

2002

Passing Game Coordinator

St. Louis Rams

2003-15

Quarterbacks

Cincinnati Bengals

2016-17

Offensive Coordinator

Cincinnati Bengals

2018

Quarterbacks

Cleveland Browns

2019

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Atlanta Legends

2019

Defensive Analyst

University of Florida

2020-22

Quarterbacks

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Jeff Zgonina
D E F E N S I V E

L I N E

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Jeff Zgonina (pronounced ska-KNEE-na) is entering his fourth season with Washington in 2023. He was promoted to Defensive Line
Coach in August of 2022.
In 2022, Zgonina led a defensive line room that produced two pro bowlers in Jon Allen and Daron Payne and a pro bowl alternate inMontez Sweat. As a unit, Washington allowed 113.3 rushing yards per game, the second-fewest in the NFC.
Prior to joining Washington, Zgonina served as the San Francisco 49ers defensive line coach from 2017-18, the New York Giants
assistant defensive line coach in 2016 and the Houston Texans assistant defensive line coach in 2013.
A seventh-round draft choice (185th overall) of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1993 NFL Draft, Zgonina played in 219 games (67 starts)
and registered 448 tackles, 26 sacks, and 13 fumble recoveries, 11 passes defensed, three forced fumbles and one interception. The
former defensive tackle played for the Steelers (1993-94), Carolina Panthers (1995), Atlanta Falcons (1996), St. Louis Rams (1997,
1999-2002), Indianapolis Colts (1998), Miami Dolphins (2003-06) and Houston Texans (2007-09) throughout his 17 NFL seasons.
Zgonina played collegiately at Purdue University (1989-92) where he was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.
Zgonina has two children: daughter, Bailey, and son, Carter.

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1993-94

Defensive Tackle

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1995

Defensive Tackle

Carolina Panthers

1996

Defensive Tackle

Atlanta Falcons

1997

Defensive Tackle

St. Louis Rams

1998

Defensive Tackle

Indianapolis Colts

1999-2002

Defensive Tackle

St. Louis Rams

2003-06

Defensive Tackle

Miami Dolphins2007-09

Defensive Tackle

Houston Texans

2013

Asst. Defensive Line Coach

Houston Texans

2016

Asst. Defensive Line CoachNew York Giants

2017-18

Defensive Line CoachSan Francisco 49ers

2020-22.

Assistant Defensive Line

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4TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Eric Stokes is entering his fourth season with Washington and his third as Washington’s senior director of player personnel after
serving as the director of pro personnel in 2021. In this role, he oversees the day-to-day operations of the personnel department.
Stokes joined Washington after spending five seasons with the Carolina Panthers in a variety of roles, including director of college
scouting, regional director of college scouting and southwest area scout.
As the director of college scouting for the Panthers, Stokes oversaw a college scouting staff that was tasked with targeting and tracking
draft-eligible prospects, as he worked with area scouts. He was responsible for the pre-draft evaluation process at the NFL Combine,
pro days and visits by draft-eligible players.
Prior to joining Carolina, Stokes spent two seasons (2014-15) as the assistant general manager of the Miami Dolphins. In his role, Stokes
assisted in all aspects of player evaluation and acquisitions at the professional and collegiate levels, including the daily management
and makeup of the Dolphins roster as well as guiding the team’s preparation for the annual NFL Draft.
From 2012-13, Stokes was the director of college scouting for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Prior to joining the Buccaneers, Stokes spent
12 seasons as a member of the Seattle Seahawks scouting staff, working as an area scout (2000-01, 2005-09) and pro personnel
assistant (2002-04) before serving as assistant director of college scouting from 2010-11. In that role, Stokes was instrumental inbringing in defensive standouts safeties Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor, linebacker Bobby Wagner and cornerback Richard Sherman.
Stokes played two seasons as a safety for the Seahawks after being selected in the fifth round of the 1997 NFL Draft. He was selectedby the Cleveland Browns in the 1999 expansion draft before an injury cut his career short.
Stokes graduated from the University of Nebraska with a degree in sociology. He and his wife, Tisa, have three daughters, Erisa, Payton
and Madison.

Chris Polian
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O F

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3RD SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Chris Polian enters his third season as Washington’s director of pro personnel in 2023. He joined Washington with 24 seasons of
NFL experience as an executive and scout, including three seasons as vice president and general manager of the Indianapolis Colts.
Polian was most recently the director of pro personnel with the Jacksonville Jaguars from 2013-2019. He played a major factor in the
team’s free agency signings in 2017 of DE Calais Campbell, DT Malik Jackson and CB A.J. Bouye who were all Pro Bowl selections
during their tenures in Jacksonville. In that offseason, he also helped target S Barry Church who along with Campbell, Jackson andBouye helped anchor a defense that was ranked No. 2 in the NFL in 2017 and helped Jacksonville capture an AFC South title andappearance in the AFC Championship game.
Prior to his seven seasons with the Jaguars, Polian was an executive scout with the Atlanta Falcons in 2012 and also spent threeseasons as vice president and general manager of the Indianapolis Colts from 2009-11. He started his career with Indianapolis in1998 as the director of pro scouting from 1998-2000. Polian then held the position of assistant director of football operations from2001-03 and was promoted to assistant general manager/football operations in 2004 and spent five seasons as the vice presidentof football operations from 2005-09. Prior to joining the Colts, Polian worked with the Carolina Panthers for four years (1994-97) as apersonnel assistant.
During Polian’s tenure in Indianapolis from 1998-2011, the Colts had a regular season record of 143-81 with playoff appearances in
10 of 14 seasons including seven division titles and a Super Bowl championship in 2006. The franchise also became the only team to
win 12-plus games in seven consecutive seasons during that timeframe.
Polian is a native of New York, N.Y. and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from John Carroll University in 1993. His father,
Bill, a 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee was a general manager of the Buffalo Bills, Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers.
His brother, Brian, is the special teams coordinator at Notre Dame and his brother, Dennis, was the associate athletic director, footballat the University of Arizona. He and his wife, Debbie, have three children, Jack (18), Caroline (16) and Kate (13).

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P E R S O N N E L

22ND SEASON WITH WASHINGTONTim Gribble is entering his 22nd season with Washington and his second as the Director of College Personnel. He was promoted to hiscurrent role on Jan. 14, 2020.
Gribble oversees the organization’s evaluation of collegiate talent and manage scouting efforts at both the area and national levels.
Gribble previously assisted Kyle Smith and Washington’s personnel staff by providing evaluations of collegiate talent at the national
level.
Prior to his promotion to assistant director of college scouting in 2017, Gribble spent the previous 11 seasons as an area scout for
Washington. He originally joined Washington in 2002 and served as a pro personnel assistant, later adding responsibility as theteam’s Northeast scout in 2003. He also covered the South and Midwest regions at various points during his first 16 years with theorganization.
Before coming to Washington, Gribble spent two seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers as an assistant in the scouting department.
Prior to joining the NFL, he was an assistant coach for his alma mater, Duquesne University. He served as the Dukes’ special teams
coordinator (1996-2000), defensive line coach (1996-98) and running backs coach (1998-2000).
Gribble was a four-year starter (1992-96) at fullback and team captain at Duquesne. He also played baseball for the Dukes and earned
dual degrees in psychology and sociology. He is married to his wife, Jennifer.

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6TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Brent Caprio enters his sixth season with Washington in 2023 after joining the organization during the 2017 offseason.
Caprio spent his first two NFL seasons with the Indianapolis Colts as a scouting assistant from 2015-16. Prior to entering pro football,
he also worked in the accounting sector, spending parts of 2014 and 2015 with EY (formerly Ernst & Young).
Caprio played quarterback at William & Mary from 2009-13, starting 12 of the 39 games in which he appeared for the Tribe. He threwfor 2,201 career yards and 15 touchdowns. He also earned four consecutive CAA Academic All-Conference Team honors from 2010-13
and was awarded the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award in 2013. He graduated with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in accounting
and finance.
Caprio is a native of Somers Point, N.J.

CONNOR BARRINGER
P R O

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5TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTON

Connor Barringer is entering his fifth NFL season with Washington and third as a pro scout. He was most recently a scouting assistantand football strategy analyst for the team. He assisted the front office with special projects and helped with the daily operation of theplayer personnel department.
Barringer spent the 2018 season working for Pro Football Focus as a football analyst. His primary responsibilities included breaking
down game film and grading players.
Barringer played defensive end at the University of North Carolina from 2016-18. He graduated in the spring of 2018 with a bachelor ofscience in quantitative biology.
Barringer is a native of Davidson, N.C.

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15TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTONDavid Whittington enters his 15th season with Washington in 2023. Whittington most recently oversaw scouting operations in theSouthwest region before being promoted to the position of national scout during the 2019 offseason.
Prior to becoming an area scout, he spent two seasons serving as the team’s BLESTO scout, as well as assisting with scouting
college players in the Northeast region. He spent 2009 as an intern in the personnel department, where he assisted both the collegeand pro scouts with advance scouting. He also coordinated free agent and college player visits.
Whittington was a three-year letter winner at Vanderbilt where he played fullback and defensive line and was a member of the 2007
Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll. He graduated from Vanderbilt in 2008 with a degree in human and organizational
development.
Whittington is originally from Lafayette, La., and currently resides in Brenham, Texas, with his wife, Lauren, his sons, Halston and
Cohen and his daughter, Olivia.

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N AT I O N A L

S C O U T

3RD SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Jeff Beathard is entering his third season in Washington after spending 13 seasons as an area scout for the Carolina Panthers.
Prior to joining the Panthers, Beathard was a scout for the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats from 2003-05. He also worked in the San
Diego Chargers scouting department from 1994-2002. He got his first NFL scouting opportunity with the Los Angeles Rams in 1992
and worked with the club until 1994. Prior to working in the NFL, he held the roles of director of player personnel and running backs
coach for the Orlando Thunder of the World League of American Football in 1991. Before joining the Rams in 1992, Beathard held thepositions of director of player personnel and tight ends coach for the San Antonio Riders of the WLAF.
Beathard was a running back at Towson State University from 1983-85 before transferring to Southern Oregon State College as asenior. He was the 333rd overall selection by the Los Angeles Rams in the 1988 NFL Draft, becoming “Mr. Irrelevant” that year.
He is the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer and Washington Ring of Famer Bobby Beathard who was the franchise’s general manager
from 1978-88.
Bethard is married to his wife, Karen and the couple has three children, Bobo, Jake and Kylee.

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7TH SEASON IN WASHINGTON

Chuck Cook is entering his seventh season with Washington after joining the organization during the 2017 offseason.
Prior to joining Washington, Cook previously spent six seasons with the Buffalo Bills from 2011-16. He served in various
capacities in his time with the Bills, including two seasons each as Director of College Scouting, as a national scout and as anarea scout.
Before his time in Buffalo, Cook spent two seasons with the Miami Dolphins as a regional scout, focusing on theSouthwest region in the Dolphins’ system from 2008-10. He also spent 11 years as the Director of College Scouting for theKansas City Chiefs from 1997-2007. In that role, Cook was in charge of coordinating the team’s college scouting andpreparation for the annual NFL Draft after being promoted to the position in May of 1997. He had previously spent 13 years as aregional scout in the Chiefs’ system, focusing primarily on the Southeast.
Cook joined the NFL ranks in 1984, when he was originally hired by the Chiefs after serving as an offensive assistant with the
USFL’s Arizona Wranglers (1982-83). He began his coaching career at the University of Wyoming from 1980-81. Cook starred as awide receiver, running back and defensive back at Southern Mississippi and was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 1993.
Following his collegiate career, he was a member of training camps with the New York Giants and New York Jets before embarking
on his off-the-field career. He followed the path of his father, Hamp, who served as a scout for the New Orleans Saints for many
years.
A native of Andalusia, Ala., Cook earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Southern Mississippi. He and his wife, Carla, have twin
daughters, Carley and Cori, and a son, Colby.

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6TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTONPeter Picerelli enters his sixth NFL season with Washington in 2023 after joining the organization during the 2017 offseason. He waspromoted to the role of college scout in the 2019 offseason after serving as a scouting assistant for two seasons. He will oversee theteam’s scouting operations in the Southwest region.
Picerelli joined Washington after having previously served as a personnel assistant at Boston College for the early portion of 2017.
He had previously served as a quality control analyst at Brown University during the program’s 2016 season.
Picerelli played collegiately at Tulane from 2012-15. In 2013, he was named a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award, presented annuallyto the nation’s top punter. He studied business law during his time at Tulane and also completed an internship with Alliance Sports
Management Group.
Picerelli is a native of Warren, Rhode Island.

Harrison Ritcher
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Harrison Ritcher is entering his sixth season with Washington after joining the organization as the team’s BLESTO scout during the2017 offseason. Ritcher was promoted to the role of college scout in the 2019 offseason. He oversee’s the team’s scouting operationsin the Southeast region.
After beginning his career as a recruiting intern at Florida State in 2010, Ritcher spent his first four NFL seasons with the Cleveland
Browns from 2012-15. He spent his first two years interning in the Browns’ personnel department before being promoted to Player
Personnel Associate prior to the 2014 campaign.
Ritcher, a native of Raleigh, North Carolina., played collegiately as a fullback at North Carolina State from 2006-09. He is the son of
16-year NFL veteran Jim Ritcher, who played for the Bills and Falcons from 1980-95. Jim was a consensus first-team All-American and
Outland Trophy winner as the nation’s best college offensive lineman during his tenure at NC State who would later go on to start in all
four of the Bills’ Super Bowl appearances.
Ritcher is married to Dr. Hayley Hughes and the couple has one daughter, Riley.

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Ronald Rose is entering his sixth season with Washington after joining the team in 2018.
He was promoted to the role of College scout in the 2021 offseason after serving as a BLESTO Scout in 2020. Prior to serving as theteams BLESTO scout, Rose was a scouting assistant for one season. He is responsible for scouting in the Northeast region.
In his role as scouting assistant in 2018, Rose aided the personnel department with a variety of tasks on a day-to-day basis andassisted with various tryouts throughout the season. Rose played collegiately at Hampton University from 2011-14 as an offensive
lineman. He was a four-year starter for Hampton and appeared in 34 games in his career and was a third team All-MEAC selection
following his senior year.
Rose is a native Prince George’s County, Maryland. He was born and raised in Fort Washington, Maryland and attended DeMatha
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6TH SEASON WITH WASHINGTONPaul Skansi is entering his sixth season with Washington after joining the team as a college scout during the 2017 offseason. He oversees the team’s scouting operations in the West region.
Skansi joined Washington as a veteran of 25 previous NFL seasons, including spending 16 seasons with the San Diego Chargers from
2000-15 scouting the Midwest, West and Southwest regions at various points of his tenure with the organization. An All-America honorable mention and All-Pac-10 receiver at the University of Washington, Skansi finished his career as the Huskies’ all-time leading
receiver (138 rec., 1,723 yards). He returned to his alma mater in 2016 as a volunteer advance scout.
Skansi was drafted by Pittsburgh in the fifth round of the 1983 NFL Draft and spent his rookie season with the Steelers. In 1984, hesigned with Seattle, and from 1984-91, he caught 166 passes for 1,950 yards and 10 touchdowns for the Seahawks. In 1992, he concluded his playing career with the CFL’s Ottawa Rough Riders. Skansi, who has a degree in sociology, spent the 1994 season as an
assistant wide receivers coach at Washington. In 1995, he coached wide receivers at Idaho, and in 1999, he followed head coach Chris
Tormey to Nevada.
A native of Gig Harbor, Washington, Skansi and wife, Stephanie, have two daughters, Taylor and Madison. The family resides in Poulsbo, Washington.

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Roger Terry enters his ninth season with Washington in 2023 after joining the team prior to its 2015 NFC East championship season.
He oversees scouting operations in the Midwest region.
Terry joined Washington after working as a recruiting assistant at Ohio State University during the 2013-14 seasons. He assisted Head
Coach Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes staff with talent evaluation, helping guide the Buckeyes to a Big Ten championship, Sugar Bowl
championship and national championship in 2014.
Terry’s background also includes a summer scouting internship with the Atlanta Falcons in 2014, a recruiting internship at the Universityof Kentucky in 2012 and a stint as a defensive graduate assistant at Tennessee State University in 2011.
A Memphis native, Terry graduated in 2010 from the University of Memphis, where he played linebacker for the Tigers after transferringfrom Arkansas State. Is married to his wife, Amber.

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Tyler Claytor is entering his sixth NFL season with Washington and his third as a Blesto Scout. He was most recently a scouting assistant with the club. He assisted the organization’s personnel department with a variety of tasks and contributed to the day-to-day player
personnel operations at The Park in Ashburn.
Claytor was a linebackers coach at Ava Marie University in 2018 and played defensive line for the Richmond Roughriders of the Arena
League in 2017. He spent the 2016 offseason as a member of the Chicago Bears. Claytor played defensive line for William and Mary
University from 2012-16 and appeared in 44 games.
Claytor is a native of Atlanta, Ga.

Ashley Cohrs
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Ashley Cohrs enters her third season with Washington in 2023 after joining the organization in 2021 offseason.
Prior to arriving in Washington, Cohrs worked for the University of Georgia football team as a recruiting analyst. She also served the
Buffalo Bills as a full-season football operations intern. Cohrs worked at Northwestern as an operations assistant and started her
journey as a recruiting operations intern at Florida State.
Cohrs attended Florida State University and received her masters degree in sports administration from Northwestern University.

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Al Bellamy enters his second season and stint in Washington after spending nine seasons as the director of athletic training for Temple
University. While working directly with the football team, he also oversaw all 19 of Temple’s intercollegiate sports and also managed
the sports medicine staff.
Prior to arriving at Temple, Bellamy spent 25 years in the NFL, including 12 seasons with the Detroit Lions and 13 seasons in Washington. With Detroit, Bellamy helped manage the team’s athletic training staff and worked closely with the team’s physicians.
Bellamy started his NFL career as an assistant trainer in Washington in 1988. He was a member of Washington’s medical staff when theteam won Super Bowl XXVI at the end of the 1991 season. Bellamy worked with 21 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame including
Morten Anderson, Champ Bailey, Bobby Beathard, Fred Dean, Edward DeBartolo, Joe Gibbs, Darrell Green, Russ Grimm, Charles Haley,
Michael Irvin, Ronnie Lott, Bobby Mitchell, Art Monk, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Charley Sanders, Deion Sanders, Bruce Smith, Charley
Taylor, Emmitt Thomas and Bill Walsh.
Prior to joining Washington for his first stint, he served as an assistant athletic trainer with the University of Miami (FL) football teamfrom 1986-88. He was a member of the 1987 National Championship medical team.
Bellamy earned his master’s degree in health education in 1987 from Syracuse University. As an undergrad, he attended Michigan Stateand received his bachelor’s degree in health education in 1984. While at MSU, he began working in the NFL when he served training
camp internships with both the St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.
Prior to attending Michigan State, Bellamy attended Archbishop John Carroll High School in Washington, D.C.
Bellamy and his wife, Sharon, have two children -- son Chase, and daughter Ashley.

Lindsay gately
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Lindsay Gately enters her second season with Washington in 2023. She is the first full-time female member of the athletic training
staff in franchise history.
Gately joins the Washington Commanders after previously working for the Wake Forest football program as assistant football athletic
trainer/physical therapist. At Wake Forest she worked with the coaching staff on player workload for athletes undergoing rehabilitationfrom injury. She also worked closely with medical personnel at Wake Forest Baptist Health to expedite the various processes in place
for player care. Gately coordinated post-operative care for the student athletes and managed protocols for soft tissue injuries using
various sources of data.
Gately became the 21st woman working in a full-time capacity with an NFL team’s athletic training department.
Prior to her role at Wake Forest, Gately worked as a seasonal athletic trainer/physical therapist with the San Francisco 49ers and was
also a sports physical therapy resident at the Memorial Hermann IRONMAN organization. Gately also completed a seasonal internshipwith the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Gately holds a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training
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T R A I N E RMark McCracken is entering his seventh season with Washington and his seventh as an Assistant Athletic Trainer in 2023 after joining
the team full-time at the start of the 2016 season.
McCracken joined the Washington staff after a brief stint as the Head Athletic Trainer for the AFL’s Washington Valor, where he directed the team’s Sports Medicine Department in advance of their inaugural season. Before joining the Valor, he spent time with Washington’s training staff on three separate occasions as a Seasonal Training Assistant. He also spent time as a Summer Athletic Trainer
with the Arizona Cardinals.
In 2018, McCracken was part of a staff that was named the 2018 Ed Block Training Staff of the Year. The honor is given to one training
staff each season for their distinguished service to their club, community and athletic training profession.
McCracken received his Master’s degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in sport pedagogy from Louisiana State in 2015 while serving
as a graduate assistant for the men’s tennis and men’s and women’s track and field teams. He received his undergraduate degree inathletic training from George Mason University in 2011.
McCracken is a Certified Athletic Trainer, and a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and Professional Football Athletic Training Society. He is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and Certified Performance Enhancement Specialist.
He is also a licensed Active Release Therapy provider.
McCracken and his wife, Natalie, have one son, Vincent. The family resides in Leesburg, Virginia.

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Jeff Ruiz enters his third season in Washington as a physical therapist who is a dual board-certified specialist in sports and orthopedics.
Prior to joining the Washington Commanders he served as the Director of Rehabilitation for the University of Miami athletic training
department. As the Director of Rehabilitation, Ruiz worked with all sports with a primary focus on football. In addition to his duties, heserved as an assistant strength coach for Track and Field and worked closely with the strength staff across all sports.
Prior to his work as a physical therapist, Ruiz was a personal trainer and strength coach for several years. He is a Certified Strengthand Conditioning Specialist, USAW L-1 Sports Performance Coach, and Track and Field Technical Coach. He also served as associateprogram director in the Sports Physical Therapy Residency and as faculty for the Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Program.
Ruiz has conducted research in the field of injury prevention and rehabilitation, and published articles on several musculoskeletal
pathologies.
A Miami native, Jeff is a two-time graduate of the University of Miami, earning a dual bachelor’s of science in education in kinesiology
and psychology in 2012 and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2015. Following his completion of his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree(2015), Ruiz completed an Orthopedic Physical Therapy residency at the University of Miami (2016).

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Doug Quon is entering his ninth season with Washington as an assistant athletic trainer in 2023.
Quon assists in the management of care, prevention, recognition/evaluation of injuries, treatment and rehabilitation of all players andteam personnel. He also maintains the ImPACT concussion testing database in compliance with the National Football League andcoordinates athletic training internships, inventory of supplies and medical information.
In 2018, Quon was part of a staff that was named the 2018 Ed Block Training Staff of the Year. The honor is given to one training staff
each season for their distinguished service to their club, community and athletic training profession.
Prior to joining Washington, Quon served as an assistant athletic trainer at the University of California, Irvine in 2013-14 after spending
the 2012 NFL season as a seasonal assistant athletic trainer with the Jacksonville Jaguars. His previous NFL experience also includes
having served as a summer intern for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2006 and serving as a seasonal intern for the Chiefs for the 2007 season.
Quon served as a graduate athletic training intern from 2009-10 at the University of Hawaii, specifically working with the men’s footballand volleyball teams. In addition, Quon worked with Texas Tech’s football program and assisted with player care while earning his master’s degree from the university in athletic training. He earned his undergraduate in psychology social behavior from UC Irvine in 2006.

Masahiro Takahagi
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Masahiro “Hagi” Takahagi is entering his fifth season with Washington and his third as the team’s Assistant Athletic Trainer.
Takahagi oversees the team’s state-of-the-art Recovery Center. The innovative center features photobiomoduation therapy, sensory
deprivation orbs, cryotherapy and a dedicated space for sports vision training. He specializes in sports science to develop physicalperformance systems and programs to help players in daily recovery and overall athletic development.
Prior to joining the organization, Takahagi spent eight years as an assisant athletic trainer for football and golf at Temple University.
While at Temple, he was responsible for preventing, evaluating, treating, and rehabing injuries to the Owls’ football and men’s golf
teams.
Takahagi served as a seasonal intern athletic trainer with the Redskins during the 2011-12 NFL season. He also served as a summer
intern for the New Orleans Saints from 2006-08.
Takahagi is a certified athletic trainer and holds several other certifications: National Registry Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (NRAEMT), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT), Performance Enhancement Specialist (NASM-PES), Corrective Exercise Specialist (NASM-CES), Certified Active Release Techniques (ART), Certified
Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP), and Certified Graston Techniques Practitioner. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’
Association.
Takahagi is a 2008 graduate of Methodist University where he received a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and sports management. The Dean’s List student earned a master’s degree in higher education with a concentration in sports management from Auburn
University in 2011 while working as a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the 2010 BCS National Champion football team. In 2019,he earned his Doctor of Athletic Training degree from Temple.

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Dr. Barbara Roberts is a licensed clinical psychologist and brings an extensive history of experience with professional athletes. She isentering her second full-time season with Washington.
Dr. Roberts incorporates a proactive approach to handling mental health and focuses on the development of a foundation for mental
wellness and its impact on overall health and performance.
She has B.A. and M.A. degrees in Psychology from Fisk University. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma.

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Dr. Anthony Casolaro has worked with Washington since 1999 where he started as an assistant team physician. He has been HeadTeam Physician for 16 years and was recently named the club’s Chief Medical Officer/Internal Medicine.
He has served on the NFL Health & Safety Committee as well as Head, Neck & Spine Committee for the past decade.
Dr. Casolaro received his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and his medical degree from Georgetown University.
He completed his Internal Medicine training at Grady Memorial Hospital and Emory University. He received his Pulmonary Desease
training as a recipient of a National Research Service Award at the National Institutes of Health.
Subsequently he was Clinical Chief of the Pulmonary Branch at the National Institutes of Health.
He is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Georgetown University.

Chris Annunziata MD
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Originally from New Haven, Connecticut, Dr. Christopher Annunziata was drawn to the field of orthopedics because of the opportunity it
would give him to care for individuals of all ages and to restore or enhance the function of people with injury or chronic musculoskeletal
ailments. Dr. Annunziata earned a BS from Boston College before graduating with his medical degree from Georgetown University inWashington, DC. He completed an orthopedic surgery residency at Georgetown University Medical Center and went on to complete a
fellowship in Sports Medicine/Knee and Shoulder Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Sports Medicine Center.
With a special interest in sports medicine, Dr. Annunziata enjoys helping athletes return to their sport after an injury. He also enjoys
educating and advising patients of all ages about their musculoskeletal health. In addition to sports related injuries, Dr. Annunziata treats
complex problems of the shoulder, elbow, knee, and ankle, performs all types of ligament reconstruction, osteotomies, arthroplasty ofthe shoulder, and a complete array of arthroscopic surgeries.
Active in the academics of sports medicine, Dr. Annunziata is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Georgetown University Departmentof Orthopaedic Surgery where he received the Peter Kenmore Award for Excellence In Resident Education in 2002 and 2009. He also
carries his love for sports medicine into the community where he serves as Chief Medical Officer for DC United, orthopedic teamphysician for the Washington Football Team, consultant for US Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams as well as for the Washington
Ballet. Dr. Annunziata is a member of the NFL Team Physician Society, Professional Soccer Physician Society, American Academy of
Orthopedic Surgeons, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy Association of North America as well as many
local sports medicine societies.
Dr. Annunziata is married to Christina Annunziata, MD, PhD who serves as a clinical investigator at the National Cancer Institute. They
are the proud parents of two boys, Nicholas and Frankie. In his leisure time, Dr. Annunziata participates in ice hockey, softball andrunning.

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Johnathan Bernard, M.D., MPH
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David J. Novak, M.D.
Team Physician Orthopedics

Dr. Andrew Parker, M.D. Team
Physician Orthopedics

Michael Antonis MD
Team Physician
Primary Care Sports Medicine

Keith Smithson OD
Team Optometrist

Chad Kasperowski DMD
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Drew Curls is entering his seventh season with Washington after joining the team on a full-time basis during the 2017 offseason.
Curls was promoted to co-equipment manager in 2023.
Curls is responsible for handling equipment-related details for practices, pregame activities as well as overseeing all footwear, uniform maintenance and fitting of helmets.
Curls previously served as a seasonal assistant for the department during the 2016 season prior to joining Washington full-time in2017. His background also includes experience in professional baseball, working as a clubhouse assistant for the Philadelphia Phillies during spring training for eight years from 2009-17 as well as serving as Clubhouse Manager for the Class-A Dunedin Blue Jays inearly 2017.
Curls earned his degree in sport management from Florida State in 2015. During his time in Tallahassee, he served as a student football equipment manager for the Seminoles for the 2014-15 seasons.
Curls is a native of Clearwater, Florida.

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Justin Brooks is entering his fifth season in Washington in 2023 after spending 2018 as a year-long intern for the San Francisco
49ers equipment staff. Brooks also spent the 2017 season as a staff assistant with the Miami Dolphins equipment department. He
was promoted to co-equipment manager in 2023.
Brooks is responsible for assisting with equipment and helmet fittings along with football preparation and field setup. He also assists
in placing annual equipment orders as well as performs weekly mandated scans for helmets pads and cleats to accurately record
what individual players are wearing.
Brooks assembles all player game day packs which include all pregame apparel. He also prepares all kicking balls for practice on
game day.
Brooks is also in charge of the equipment department internship program.
Prior to joining Washington, Brooks performed a variety of equipment related tasks with the 49ers and Dolphins. Brooks double majored in finance and sports management at the University of Delaware and graduated in the spring of 2017.
Brooks is a native of Newton, Massachusetts.

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Leveritte is entering his second season in Washington as an equipment assistant after joining the team in 2022.
Leveritte graduated from Georgia Southern in four years and was a member of both the baseball and football team’s equipment
staffs.
In 2020 and 2021, Leveritte was an equipment intern with the Atlanta Falcons, where he helped the head equipment manger with avariety of tasks.
In 2019, Leveritte was an equipment intern with the TCU football team and assisted in a variety of ways.
Along with his football work, Leveritte was a visiting clubhouse manager with the Rome Braves, Single-A affiliate of the Atlanta
Braves.

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Nathaniel Ku graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2020 with a degree in Sports and Entertainment Management. From
2018-2020, was a member of the Gamecock Football Team as a Student Equipment Manager.
From 2021 to 2023 was a Seasonal Equipment Intern with the New Orleans Saints, worked alongside their equipment staff to complete different tasks throughout the season.
In 2021, he served as an equipment intern at Charleston Southern University working with the football team, baseball team, and other sports team associated with the university.

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Mike Bracken is entering his 25th season with Washington and his 21st as the head of the video department in 2023. His responsibilities include overseeing the daily operations, including assisting the coaching and scouting staffs with game tape and player highlights. Bracken conducts the editing of video from all practices and games, produces “cut-ups” of upcoming opponents, and createshighlight tapes for use in meetings throughout the season. He is also in charge of purchasing and maintaining video and digitalequipment.
Bracken joined Washington after serving as video coordinator for the University of South Carolina men’s basketball team for the
1999-2000 season and the University of Southern California men’s basketball and football teams in 1998. He originally entered the
National Football League as a video intern with the Philadelphia Eagles (1997-98).
Bracken graduated from Lycoming College where he played defensive back and helped his team to two conference titles. A nativeof Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, Bracken and his wife, Dawn Marie, have three children: daughter, Erin Marie, and sons, Tripp and
Aidan. The family resides in Leesburg, Virginia.

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Mike Adams enters his 14th season with Washington in 2023 as assistant video director. Adams is responsible for filming and editing
all of Washington’s games and practices in addition to working with the defense to create cutups and reports for upcoming opponents.
Adams started as an intern in the video department during the 2010 season before joining the staff on a full-time basis in 2011. Prior
to joining Washington, he attended Howard University from 2005-10, where he played football for four years.
As a senior at Howard, he worked as a coaching assistant, handling video for the football team. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business management and earned a masters in sports industry management from Georgetown University in 2021.
In 2013, Adams started Driven By Our Ambitions (DBOA), a non-profit organization that merges football, academic and life skills forunderprivileged youth. The organization has staged camps in Washington D.C. and Georgia in recent years, including participationfrom several Washington players and coaches. Adams is a native of Marietta, Georgia.

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Will Krom is entering his seventh NFL season with Washington in 2023 after joining the team as a video assistant on a full-time basis
during the 2019 offseason.
In this role, Krom is responsible for filming and editing all of Washington’s games and practices and assisting the team’s coaching
staff with miscellaneous video tasks.
Prior to joining the video staff on a full-time basis, Krom worked as a seasonal intern with the Los Angeles Chargers in 2018 and wasa seasonal video assistant with the Los Angeles Rams in 2017. Prior to his move to Los Angeles, Krom interned with the Washington
video department in 2015-17.
Krom attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania from 2011-13 and went on to graduate from George Mason University with a bachelor of arts in film and video studies.
Krom was born in San Antonio, Texas and was raised in Fairfax, Va.

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Aaron Clem enters his second season in Washington in 2022 as a video assistant for Washington. Clem was most recently a videointern with the Commanders from 2021-22.
Prior to joining the Commanders, Clem spent three years with the University of Maryland Athletic Department working a variety ofroles including football videographer and volunteer recruiting assistant.
Clem graduated from the University of Maryland in 2021 with a bachelors of science specializing in Kinesiology.

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Malcolm Blacken is entering his third season as Senior Director of Player Development after serving seven seasons as Director ofPlayer Development for Washington. Blacken was named to the elevated position on January 9, 2020.
Blacken’s hiring served to start his third stint with Washington after having previously served as a strength and conditioning coachfor Washington on two occasions (1996-2000 and 2010). In his last season in Washington in 2010, Blacken was responsible for assisting with all aspects of the Redskins’ strength and conditioning program.
In his current role, Blacken guides the development and education of Washington players as it pertains to both their personal andprofessional lives. His guidance covers topics including but not limited to: financial education; healthy and unhealthy relationships;
total wellness and mental health; league policies on substance abuse, performance enhancing drugs and personal conduct; social
responsibility; social media; decision making; stress and time management; team history and tradition; and the expectations of beinga player in the National Football League.
In addition, Blacken works hand-in-hand with Washington ‘s Charitable Foundation and was a principal figure in instituting theteam’s Rookie Community Club, which annually takes the team’s rookies and immediately integrates them into the Washington, D.C.
area community through a series of service efforts. He also provides assistance with continuing education and offers guidance forplayers’ academic pursuits.
From 2011-12, Blacken served as Director of Speed, Strength & Conditioning for the University of Colorado. He worked directly withthe football program on a day-to-day basis while overseeing the speed, strength and conditioning needs of all 16 of Colorado’s varsity
programs.
In between his first two stops in Washington, Blacken spent nine years as the Detroit Lions’ strength and conditioning coach from2001-09. Blacken was an assistant strength coach for the University of Virginia’s football program in 1995 and worked with all othersports in the Cavaliers’ athletic department as well. For three years (1992-94), Blacken served as the head strength and conditioning
coach for George Mason University, where he oversaw the program for all of the university’s varsity sports.
Blacken began his coaching career at the University of South Carolina in 1990-91 as the football program’s assistant strength andconditioning coach.
Blacken graduated from Virginia Tech in 1989 with bachelor’s degrees in art and physical education. He was a Hokies running backfrom 1984-88 and was a four-time letter winner. While at Virginia Tech, Blacken was a two-time winner of the Super Iron Hokie Award(1987-88), which is given yearly to the football program’s strongest player at each position.
Off the field, Blacken is an accomplished artist whose paintings have been displayed across the country. Recently, he participatedin the 2016 NFLPA Smocks and Jocks art auction in Houston for Super Bowl LI and the 2019 NFLPA Smocks and Jocks art auction in
Atlanta for Super Bowl LIII, with proceeds donated to the retired players fund. More about Blacken’s art can be accessed by visiting
ArtByMalcolm.com.
Blacken currently resides in Ashburn, Virginia, with his wife, Marcy. The couple has two children, Maya and Bo.

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Bryan Porter is in his third season in Washington as director of football operations after being hired by the team in 2021. In his role,
Porter directs the football operations team travel, budget, and supports the day-to-day logistics in the department.
Porter was the football operations manager from 2011-17, where he planned and executed all travel, including bus and hotel contracts,
while also managing training camp operations.
Prior to his promotion to manager, Porter was the Panthers’ football operations coordinator from 2006-11 and operations assistant from2003-06. He worked as a team equipment intern in 2001 and 2002 after starting as an intern with the public relations department in
the spring of 2001.
Porter played football at Guilford College from 1996-99. He earned his undergraduate degree from N.C. State in business managementin 2001.
Porter and his wife, Nicki, have two children, Davis and Henry.

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F O O T B A L L

O P E R AT I O N S

A S S I S TA N T

Matt Peterson is entering his fourth season in the Washington Commanders Football Operations Department.
Prior to working with the Commanders, Peterson was the Assistant Athletic Director at the University of Montana Western, in Dillon,
Montana.
Peterson graduated from Gonzaga University in 2017 with a bachelors degree in Sports Management. In 2019, received his Masters
degree in Athletic Administration.
Peterson is a native of Pullman, Washington and currently resides in Ashburn, Virginia.

Alexis Dotson
P L AY E R

D E V E L O P M E N T

A S S I S TA N T

Alexis Dotson is entering her second season with Washington and first season as a Player Development Assistant after serving as aplayer development intern for Washington in 2022. She attended the University of Arizona where she graduated with a Bachelor of
Science in Learning, Literacy and Leadership with a minor in Care, Health and Society. Upon graduating, she transitioned into teachingat an elementary school in the Tucson area. I
In May 2021-22, Dotson received her Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in School Counseling from the University of Arizona. Dotson is currently in pursuit of her Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership and Policy Studies at Howard University. In 2021, Dotson
worked at Howard as an Athletic Academic Counselor where she coordinated athletic development for the football team.
Dotson was invited to the 2022 NFL Women’s Forum advancing her opportunity in the NFL becoming a season long player development intern for Washington in 2022. Currently as a Player development assistant, Dotson has a large role in off field programming andcoordination with the players families.

Sarah Szabo
C O O R D I N AT O R ,F O O T B A L L

A D M I N S T R AT I O NSarah Szabo is in her first season in Washington after being hired as the teams Coordinator of Football Administration in April of 2023.
Prior to working with the Commanders, Szabo spent four years working in Alumni & Parent Engagement with Furman University from2018-23.
Szabo was with the Carolina Panthers for eight seasons form 2010-18 working in Community Relations and Player/Fan Engagement.
Prior to joining the Panthers, Szabo worked in Community & Public Relations for the Charlotte Knights, the AAA Affiliate of the Chicago
White Sox from 2009-10.
A graduate of the University of Georgia – Terry College of Business with a specification in Business Marketing, Szabo currently resides
in Northern Virginia.

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Barbara AllenF O O T B A L L

A D M I N I S T R AT I V E

A S S I S TA N T

Barbara Allen is entering her 19th season in Washington after joining the organization in 2004 She currently serves as the team’s football administrative assistant.
Prior to working with Washington, Allen spent 16 years with the Chicago Bears organization from 1988-03 spending her first five seasons in the public relations department before transitioning to coaching.
Allen sees a familiar face in Head Coach Ron Rivera, working with him on four seperate occasions including as a player, position coach,coordinator and head coach.
Allen is a native of Michigan, and graduated from Michigan State University with a masters in journalism. She is an avid hockey fan.

Seenu Tulluri
F O O T B A L L

A N A LY T I C SC O O R D I N AT O R

Seenu Tulluri enters his 18th season in the NFL and fourth season with Washington as the team’s Director of Football Solutions.
In his role, Tulluri develops and maintains a suite of internal football applications that support football personnel in their daily work.
He collaborates closely with the Football Analytics department to ensure they have all the necessary tools for their Football Research
projects.
Prior to Washington, Tulluri worked with the Carolina Panthers from 2006 to 2020, where he managed a team responsible for developing
and maintaining internal football applications that supported front office personnel, pro/college scouts, coaching staff, and trainers.
Tulluri has a Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science from UNC Charlotte.

Doug Drewry
F O O T B A L L

A N A LY T I C SC O O R D I N AT O R

Doug Drewry is entering his fourth season with Washington as the team’s Football Analytics Coordinator.
Drewry grew up in Alexandria, Va. where his dad introduced him to the Washington franchise in September 1991. He was hooked forlife after that Super Bowl Season.
Drewry grew up going to RFK games, has traveled to countless road games, and has only missed one game in the last 33 years (for his
inconsiderate big brother’s wedding).
Drewry majored in Economics at the University of Virginia and has his MBA from the University of North Carolina. He worked as aconsultant and in finance for a dozen years before making the move to Football Analytics.
Doug, his wife Gillian, and his two daughters still currently reside in Old Town, Alexandria, Va.

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Gayatri Nambiar
F O O T B A L L

S O L U T I O N S

D E V E L O P E R

Gayatri Nambiar is entering her second season in Washington as a Football Solutions Developer. In her roll, she designs software
solutions to elevate football operations.
Prior to joining the Commanders, Gayatri worked as a full stack developer for an e-commerce platform company. During her time ingrad school, she supported economic analysts at United States Department of Agriculture as a software developer intern. She also
co-authored a technical paper published in the IEEE Xplore and was part of an ed-tech startup, where she contributed to the development of a chat bot API.
A graduate from George Mason University with a Master’s in Applied Information Technology Gayarti earned an academic excellence
award for her acheivments in the classroom.
Beyond coding, you’ll find her geeking out over the latest tech trends and passionately cheering for my favorite football team.

Preston BiroF O O T B A L L

D ATA

S C I E N T I S TPreston Biro is entering his first season with Washington and will serve as a Football Data Scientist.
Prior to working with the Commanders, Biro worked with the Detroit Lions and assisted in using data to improve fourth down decision
making and advanced scouting. Prior to his time in Detroit, Biro worked as a Data Scientist and Coaching Assistant for PresbyterianCollege in the 2021 football season, where my primary responsibilities involved collecting and analyzing data to help the offense, as
well as coaching the kickers
Biro graduated from Texas A&M University in 2018 with B.S. degrees in Electrical Engineering and Applied Math and graduated fromthe University of Texas at Austin in 2022 with a Ph.D. in Statistics. His dissertation research focused on data driven decision making
in football and he has published three papers on the topic.
Biro is a native of Dallas, Texas.

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Alex akingbulu
TA C K L E
Height: 6-5

Weight: 300

DOB: Dec. 28, 1997 NFL Year: 1

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Fresno StateFAST FACTS•Is entering his first season in the NFL after signing with theCommanders as a UDFA.

•

Signed with the Philadelphia Stars (USFL) in 2022.

Favorite musical artist: Davido, WizKid, Burna Boy and YDNFavorite quote: “Only worry about the next step in front of you.”
Go-to karaoke song: “Buy You a Drank” - T-Pain

FRESNO STATE•

Akingbulu played at Fresno State for three seasons (2018-21) where
he appeared in 22 games (18 starts)•

In 2021, he started all 13 games at right tackle and earned firstteam All-Mountain West honors.

•

Was a member of the top offensive line in the Mountain West andthe No.14 offense in FBS during his senior season.

•

Transferred from UCLA in 2017.

You can only have three apps on your phone, what are yourchoosing? Internet and texting are already included: Instagram,
TikTok and Snapchat
Go-to Mario Kart player: Toad
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats andone cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Turkey,
Bacon and American Cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button on your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come backto life: Kobe Bryant
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:Franklin Saint from Snowfall

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/30/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed72

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Jonathan AllenD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-3

Weight: 300

DOB: Jan. 16, 1995

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his seventh season in the NFL and his seventh inWashington after being selected by the club in the first round (17thoverall) in the 2017 NFL Draft.

•

Was named a starting defensive tackle for the NFC in the Pro Bowl
for the second-consecutive season in 2022 after becoming thefirst defensive tackle in franchise history to earn a starting spot in
2021. Allen is the first Washington defensive tackle in the Common
Draft Era to be selected to multiple Pro Bowls. The only other
Washington defensive tackle to be selected to multiple Pro Bowls
is Bob Toneff.

•

Allen has recorded six career multi-sack games and Washington is
5-1 overall when Allen records two or more sacks in a single game.
Of those six multi-sack contests, Allen has two against legendary
quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

•

Since the start of his first Pro Bowl season in 2021, Allen has 6.5
sacks against the NFC East, the fourth-most against the division
during that span.

•

Finished the 2022 season as the fourth-highest graded interior
defensive lineman in the NFC according to Pro Football Focus withan 80.1 overall defensive grade.
FRANCHISE FACTOR••TA C K L E

Allen has recorded 33.5 sacks through his first six seasons in DC,
the second-most all-time by a defensive tackle in franchise history
dating back to 1982 when sacks became an official statistic. Allen
trails Dave Butz who recorded 35.5 sacks in 14 seasons with theclub.

NFL Year: 7

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College: Alabama
LEAGUE WIDE•

Since his first full season in 2018, Allen has recorded 32.5 sacks,
the second-most in the NFC amongst defensive tackles and thesixth-most in the NFL during that span.
DEFENSIVE LEADER•

Allen has anchored Washington’s defense as a defensive captain ineach of the last two seasons. He was also the team’s Walter Payton
Man of the Year nomination for the 2020 and 2021 season.
WHEN THE TIDE ROLLS IN•

Allen played collegiately at Alabama from 2013-16, appearing
in 50 career games. Recorded 154 career tackles (78 solo), 45.0
tackles for loss, 28.5 sacks, seven pass breakups and three
forced fumbles. His 28.5 career sacks rank second in Alabama
history, trailing only College and Pro Football Hall of Famer Derrick Thomas.
LOCAL TIES•••

Attended Stone Bridge High School in Ashburn, Virginia,
approximately five miles away from the OrthoVirginia Training
Center team headquarters. Posted 119 tackles with 9.0 sacks, six
fumble recoveries and eight passes defensed.
FIRST SACK CONNECTION
In Week 3 of the 2017 season, Allen recorded his first NFL sackagainst the Oakland Raiders. At the time, the Raiders were led bycurrent Washington defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio.

Allen has 47 total tackles for loss, the most by a defensive tackle infranchise history and currently seven more than teammate Daron
Payne.
SASHA BRUCE

FAST FACTS
Favorite color: Purple or Yellow
Who was your idol growing up: My dad
If you could have any restaurant in your house, what would it be:
Filomena•

Allen and his wife Hannah work together with Sasha Bruce
Youthwork, an organization that focuses on helping young people
in the Washington, D.C. area find safe homes.
INTERCEPTION HAND OFF•

Go-to Mario Kart player: Mario
Favorite musical artist: Jodeci/Boys II Men/K-Ci & JoJo
What is one thing you can’t live without: Video GamesIn Week 6 of the 2022 season, Allen recorded his first careerinterception against the Chicago Bears in Chicago. After the play,
Allen secured the ball and gave it to his wife, Hannah who was in
the seats directly behind the Washington bench.

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack. Asst. Sacks

Yds.

INT Yds. Lg.

TD PD QBH TFL

FF

FR

2017

WAS

5

5

3

7

1.0

7.0

0

0

0

0

0

6

0

0

0

2018

WAS

16

16

35

26

8.0

61.0

0

0

0

0

0

15

11

0

0

2019

WAS

15

15

46

22

6.0

41.5

0

0

0

0

1

10

7

0

1

2020

WAS

16

16

36

27

2.0

14.5

0

0

0

0

0

14

3

0

1

2021

WAS

17

17

31

31

9.0

56.0

0

0

0

0

0

30

10

0

0

2022

WAS

16

16

44

20

7.5

53.5

1

1

1

0

3

17

16

2

0

1

1

1

0

4

92

47

2

2

Career Totals
Totals

85

85

195

133

33.5

233.5

Postseason
2020

NFL

Totals

1

1

0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

1

1

0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2021)

Games

--

68 (2019)

Total Tackles

10, (Nov. 22, 2018 @ DAL)

9.0 (2021)

Sacks

2, (6x, Last, Nov. 21, 2022 @ HOU)

9.0 (2021)

Quarterback Hits

4, (Nov. 7, 2022 vs. MIN)

30 (2021)

Tackles for Loss

4, (Oct. 3, 2022 @ DAL)

16 (2022)

Passes Defensed

1 (3x, Last, Oct. 3. 2022 vs. DAL)

1 (2019, 2022)

Forced Fumbles

1 (2x, Last, Dec. 5, 2022)

1 (2019, 2020)

Fumble Recovery

1, (2x, Last Nov. 26, 2020 @ DAL)

1 (2022)

Interceptions

1, (Oct. 13, 2022 @ CHI)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo Team

07/26/2021

Washington

Washington

Re-Signed

05/11/2017

Washington

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Signed/Drafted

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ABDULLAH ANDERSOND E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 295

L I N E M A N

DOB: Jan. 24, 1996 NFL Year: 6

College: Bucknell

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FAST FACTSPRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•Is entering his sixth season in the NFL and his first in Washington
after spending last season with the Atlanta Falcons.

Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air•

Anderson spent 2021 with the Green Bay Packers, 2020 with theMinnesota Vikings and 2019 with the Chicago Bears.

If you had a boat, what would you name it: Deep Ball•

Has recorded 46 total tackles, two sacks and three tackles for loss.

Favorite color: BlueWho was your idol growing up: His Dad

BUCKNELL BOYS

If a dog were a defensive lineman, what type of dog would it be: A
Pitbull•

Anderson played at Bucknell for four seasons and made 171
tackles, 15.5 sacks and 33.5 tackles for loss.

What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Kenan and Kel and Martin•

Shares the school record in career blocked field goals with three.

If you could live inside one TV show, what would it be: The Boys•Three time All-Patriot league first team selection (2015, 16, 17).

•

Is one of two players in the NFL to have attended Bucknell (Julien
Davenport - Arizona Cardinals).

You have to choose three animals to start a zoo with, what animals
are you choosing: Rhino, Lion and Bear•

Anderson spends his time working with the Boys and Girls Club in
Atlantic City which is his hometown. He helps provide programs to
the youth of Atlantic City such as afterschool programs and career
fairs.

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBIf you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would it be: Star Wars movie series and Avatar theLast Airbender

OFFSEASON•

Signed a one-year contract with the Commanders and spent time
traveling to Europe, Mexico and St.Lucia.

•

In April, Anderson hosted his own football camp in Atlantic City forkids in 8th grade through high school.
Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Yds.

INT Yds. Lg.

TD PD QBH TFL

FF

FR

2019

CHI

6

0

Tack. Asst. Sacks
3

1

1.0

8.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

2020

MIN

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

GB

3

0

1

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

ATL

16

8

15

25

1.0

6.0

0

0

0

0

1

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

3

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

26

8

19

27

2.0

14.0

Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/17/2023

Atlanta

Washington

Signed08/07/2022

Green Bay

Atlanta

Signed11/02/2021

Tennessee

Green Bay

Practice Squad Addition

09/29/2021

Green Bay

Tennessee

Practice Squad Addition

08/25/2021

Pittsburgh

Green Bay

Signed04/12/2021

Minnesota

Pittsburgh

Signed09/21/2020

ChicagoMinnesota

Practice Squad Addition

05/11/2018

ChicagoChicagoSignedM E D I A

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TROY APKEC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-1

Weight: 205 DOB: April 11, 1995 NFL Year: 6

College: Penn State

COMMANDER CALLOUTSWE ARE•Is entering his sixth season after being drafted by Washington in
the Fourth Round (109th Overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft.

•

Has played in 52 games (9 starts) for Washington and has recorded
69 total tackles, two tackles for loss, one fumble recovery and one
interception.

•

Apke played at Penn State from 2014-17, appearing in 44 careergames and compiling 111 tackles (63 solo), six passes defensed,
three tackles for loss, two interceptions and a forced fumble.

•

Earned All-Big Ten Honorable Mention honors his senior year.

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

2018
2019

WAS

2

WAS

15

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

2

13

2

0.0

0.0

1

2020

WAS

16

7

24

7

0.0

0.0

0

2021

WAS

17

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

2022

WAS

2

0

0

0

0

0.0

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

33

33

0

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

33

33

0

4

0

2

0

1

Career Totals
Totals

52

9

37

9

0.0

0.0
Postseason

2020

WAS
Totals

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2021)

Games

--

31 (2021)

Total Tackles

8, (Sept. 13, 2020 vs. PHI)

--

Sacks

--

--

QBH

--

2 (2019)TFL

1, (2x, Last, Nov. 3, 2019 @ BUF)

2 (2019, 2020)

PD

1, (4x, Last, Sept. 27, 2020 @ CLE)

--

FF

--

1 (2021)FR

1, (Nov. 21, 2021 @ CAR)

1 (2019)

INT

1, (Oct. 20, 2019 vs. SF)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/14/2022

Washington

Washington

Re-Signed

05/10/2017

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R U N N I N GHeight: 6-1

Weight: 255

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B A C K

DOB: May 17, 1994 NFL Year: 7

College: West Georgia

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his seventh season after being drafted in the sixthround (192nd Overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft.

•

Played in three games for Washington in 2022.

•

Has appeared in 70 games in his career, making six starts andrecording 26 rushes for 56 yards and three touchdowns. He has
also tallied nine receptions for 30 yards and a touchdown.

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Blue Monster
Bucket list vacation spot: Santorini, Greece
What is something you can’t live without: Youtube/Internet
What is your deepest fear: Spiders
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Comedy Central

THE HOWL•

Armah played at West Georgia for four seasons (2013-16) where heplayed in 40 games and registered nine receptions for 146 yards
and two touchdowns.

•

He also saw action as a defensive end and totaled 141 tackles, 34.5
tackles for loss, 15.5 sacks, four passes defensed and three forced
fumbles.

•

Became the first player in Gulf South Conference history to be
named all conference on both offense and defense.

If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what would
it be: Jason’s Deli
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: 2012 Olympics
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Machete,
Fire Starters and a bike

Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Scrim.

2017

CAR

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2018

CAR

16

2

9

15

1.7

4

2

1

5

5.0

5

0

20

2019

CAR

16

1

6

11

1.8

4

1

2

6

3.0

4

0

17

2020

CAR

16

1

6

9

1.5

3

0

5

18

3.6

14

0

27

2021

NO

11

2

5

21

4.2

9

0

1

1

1.0

1t

1

22

2022

WAS

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

71

6

26

56

2.2

3

9

60

66

14

1

86

Career Totals
Totals9Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/04/2022

Carolina

Washington

Signed09/06/2021

HoustonCarolina

Pract. Squad Add

03/30/2021

Cincinnati

HoustonSigned05/06/2016

Cincinnati

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DAVID BADAD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 293

TA C K L E

DOB: April 24, 1995

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTSBEFORE THE NFL•

Is entering his third NFL season after signing with Washington
in 2020.

•

Played in two games for the Commanders and recorded two
tackles.

•Competed for an NFL roster spot in 2019 through the NFL’s
International Player Pathway Program.
Instituted in 2017, the program aims to provide elite international
athletes the opportunity to compete at the NFL level, improvetheir skills, and ultimately earn a spot on an NFL roster.

•

College: None

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•
•

Before joining Washington, played for the Schwäbisch Hall
Unicorns of the German Football League. As a defensive end, hehelped lead the team to a German title in 2018 and again back to
the final in 2019.
Before joining the Unicorns, played for the Ingolstadt Dukes, also
in the GFL.
Started his career with his hometown Munich Cowboys in the
GFL in 2014.

PERSONAL•

Was born in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2022

WAS

2

0

0

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

2

0

0

2

0.0

0.0
Transactions

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/12/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed IPP

04/28/2020

Washington

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K I C K E R
Height: 5-10

Weight: 188 DOB: Jul. 28, 1995

COMMANDER CALLOUTSEntering his sixth NFL season after originally signing with the Los
Angeles Chargers as an undrafted free agent in 2018.

•

Named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Week following
Week 13 of the 2022 season after accounting for 16 points in a
40-14 win.

•

Named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week following Week
14 of the 2018 season after accounting for 14 of the teams 26
points to win the game 26-21.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

College: Miami (FL)PERSONAL••

NFL Year: 6

Played four seasons (2014-17) at Miami,appearing in 49 careergames and posted 403 points on his career making 77-of-97 field
goals (79.4pct.), including a career-long 57-yard attempt as a
sophomore.
He finished his career as Miami’s all-time leader in madefield goals and successfully converted 172 extra points for the
Hurricanes.

•

Badgley recorded 92 touchbacks on 190 kickoffs earning AllAtlantic Coast Conference honors as a sophomore, junior andsenior, including first team recognition in his final season.

•

He ended his senior year as a Lou Groza Award semifinalist
and posted back to-back seasons with 115 points or more as a
sophomore (115) and junior (116).

Michael was born in Summit, N.J. Brother, Peter, played college lacrosse at Providence College. He attended Fort Union Military
Academy following high school where he was active in teamcommunity initiatives, including the presentation of bikes and helmets
to 150 children in Long Beach, Calif. During the 2018 season he earneda degree in public relations from Miami.
FAST FACTS
Favorite athlete growing up? Derek Jeter
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be?
Different
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive? Sky diveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be?
CashFavorite TV Show? Entourage
If you had a boat, what would you name it? Fixiture

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Badgley collaborated with Local Human for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

Local Human is a new apparel line launched by L.A. Chargers Isaac Rochell and his neighbors, where every t-shirt sold will provide threemeals through a partnership with the program, Meals on Wheels, to local senior citizens.

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Kicking Statistics
Year

G

FGM

FGA

Pct.

FGM

FGA

PCT.

FGM

FGA

PCT.

FGM

FGA

PCT.

FGM

FGA

PCT.

FGM

FGA

PCT.

LG

FGM

FGA

PCT

2018

10

0

0

-

4

4

100.0

5

5

100.0

5

5

100.0

1

2

50.0

15

16

93.8

59

27

28

96.4

PTS
72

2019

8

0

0

-

5

5

100.0

2

2

100.0

6

8

75.0

0

1

0.0

13

16

81.3

49

19

19

100.0

58

2020

16

0

0

-

8

8

100.0

6

6

100.0

8

13

61.5

2

6

33.3

24

33

72.7

53

36

39

92.3

108

2021

13

0

0

-

4

4

100.0

6

7

85.7

8

10

80.0

0

1

0.0

18

22

81.8

46

40

41

97.6

94

2022

13

0

0

-

6

7

85.7

7

7

100.0

9

11

81.8

2

3

66.7

24

28

85.7

53

33

33

100.0

105

76.6

5

13

38.5

94

115

81.7

59

155

160

96.9

437

Career Totals
Totals

60

0

0

-

27

28

96.4

26

27

96.3

36

47

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo Team

07/25/2023

Detroit

Washington

Signed10/05/2022

ChicagoDetroitPract. squad add

10/01/2022

Indianapolis

ChicagoPract. squad add

10/14/2021

Tennessee

Indianapolis

Pract. squad add

09/10/2021

Los Angeles

Tennessee

Pract. squad add

11/05/2018

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

Signed

10/11/2018

Indianapolis

Los Angeles

Signed05/01/2018

Indianapolis

Indianapolis

Signed80

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CODY BARTONL I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-2 Weight: 237

DOB: Nov. 13, 1996 NFL Year: 5

College: Utah

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HUG ME BROTHERPRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•Is entering his fifth season in the NFL and his first in Washington
after spending the last four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks.

•

Has recorded 194 total tackles, two sacks, two interceptions,eight pass breakups, five tackles for loss, two forced fumbles andone fumble recovery.

•

Drafted by the Seahawks in the 3rd round (88th overall) in the2019 NFL Draft.

•

Led the NFC and ranked second in the NFL with 16 special teams
tackles in 2020.

•

Cody and Jackson will face off for the first time Week 1 whenthe Arizona Cardinals will travel to Washington to take on theCommanders. Jackson currently plays offensive tackle for the
Arizona Cardinals.

•
PERSONAL•

Barton is married to Carlie Thomsen and enjoys spending histime outside of football horseback riding, fishing, hunting andadventuring.

TIME AT UTAH•

Barton played at the University of Utah for four seasons andrecorded 234 total tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss, 11 pass breakups
and nine sacks.

•

He served as a team captain his senior season.

•

Earned All-Pac 12 Honorable Mention as a senior in 2018.
FAMILY OF UTES•

Barton comes from a family of athletes and each member played
for the University of Utah.

•

Barton’s mother played basketball and volleyball for the Utes andis a member of the Utes Hall of Fame. His father played footballand baseball at Utah.

•

His brother Jackson played football at Utah from 2015-18 and his
younger brother Lander currently plays linebacker for the Utes.
Barton’s sister played volleyball at Utah and is currently a memberof the U.S. Women’s National Volleyball team.
FAST FACTS

Favorite musical artist: Cody Johnson
Favorite quote: “The cream always rises to the top.” “Winner’s win.”
Go-to karaoke song: Friends in low places by Garth Brooks
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are your choosing? Internet and texting are already included: onX-Hunt
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Double
steak and pepperjack
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button on your life: Pause
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back to life: Kobe Bryant
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be: Spencer Dutton - 1923

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack. Asst. Sacks

Yds.

INT Yds. Lg.

TD PD QBH TFL

FF

FR

2019

SEA

16

2

5

12

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

2020

SEA

16

2

11

8

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

2021

SEA

16

1

14

11

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

2

1

0

0

2022

SEA

17

11

81

52

2.0

8.0

2

11

10

0

6

2

4

0

0

65

16

111

83

2.0

2

11

10

0

8

5

5

2

1

Career Totals
Totals8.0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2022)

Games

--

133 (2022)

Total Tackles

14, (2x, Last, Dec. 11, 2022 vs. CAR)

2.0 (2022)

Sacks

1, (2x, Last, Oct. 30, 2022 vs. NYG)

6.0 (2022)

Quarterback Hits

1, (5x, Last, Oct. 30, 2022 vs. NYG)

4 (2022)

Tackles for Loss

2, (Sept. 12, 2022 vs. DEN)

6 (2022)

Passes Defensed

1 (8x, Last, Jan. 8. 2023 vs. LAR)

2 (2020)

Forced Fumbles

1 (2x, Last, Dec. 27, 2020 vs. LAR)

1 (2019)

Fumble Recovery

1 (Sept. 22, 2019 vs. NO)

2 (2022)

Interceptions

1 (2x, Last, Dec. 4, 2022 @ LAR)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo Team

03/16/2023

SeattleWashington

Signed

06/10/2019

SeattleSeattleDrafted/ Signed

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JOHN BATEST I G H T
Height: 6-6

E N D

Weight: 256

DOB: Nov. 6, 1997

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALL OUTS•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the fourth round (124th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

Recorded his first-career touchdown reception against the Dallas
Cowboys in Week 16 of the 2021 season.

•

Was Washington’s first rookie tight end to have 20-plus
receptions in his first season since Jordan Reed did so in 2013.

•

Is one of six tight ends in franchise history to appear in every
game during his debut season joining Chris Cooley (2004), Jimmie
Johnson (1989), Anthony Jones (1984), Terry Orr (1986) and Don
Warren (1979). He is the only one to appear in all 17 games given
the additional game added following the 2020 season.

•

Bates scored the second touchdown of his career against the
Atlanta Falcons in Week 12 of the 2022 season, a 16-yard, gamewinning touchdown in the third quarter.
BATES THE BLOCKER•

As a rookie in 2021, Bates posted a 87.6 run blocking grade according to Pro Football Focus. It was the best grade among all NFL tightends. Through his first two seasons, Bates has six games with arun blocking grade of 80 or better.

College: Boise StateOREGON ORIGINAL•

A native of Lebanon, Oregon, Bates enjoys hiking, hunting, golfing,and spending time with family.
SMILE TRAIN•

Bates and his wife, Kegan work closely with Smile Train, a non
profit organization that helps provide corrective surgery for people
with cleft lips and palates.

•“Smile Train is close to my heart because I was born with a cleft
lip, and without proper care, I might not be where I am today.”-John Bates•

Last season, Bates was featured on NFL Network for his My
Cause, My Cleats along with Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, Steelers
RB Najee Harris, Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle, Raiders QB Brian
Hoyer and free agent QB Teddy Bridgewater.
WORLD TRAVELER

MAKING BOISE, NOISY•

Played in 46 games and recorded 47 receptions for 579 yards andtwo scores over four seasons in Boise.

•

Was a three-time John Mackey Award Watch List (2018-20),
Academic All-Mountain West (Fall 2020) and a two-time AllMountain West Honorable Mention (2019-20).

•

Bates and his wife, Kegan, became hockey fans since moving to
the DMV area. The two can be seen at Capital One Arena cheeringon the neighboring Washington Capitals a few times each season.

•

This offseason, Bates and his wife, Keagan spent some time
traveling around the world. The two went to Disney World, theUnited Kingdom, France, Belgium and Germany.

ALL CAPS•

Bates arrived to FedExField in Week 10 of the 2021 season rocking
a Capitals Captain Alex Ovechkin home jersey. Washington would
go on to defeat Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers thatday.

FAST FACTS
Favorite TV show: The OfficeFavorite color: Green
If you had a boat, what would you name it: S.S. Happyhour
Who was your idol growing up: Usain Bolt
If a dog were a tight end, what type of dog would it be: Golden
DoodleTop three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today: Fresh Prince ofBelair, That 70’s Show and Full House
If you could live inside one TV show, what would it be: Planet Earth
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo with, what are you
choosing: Lion, Elephant, Monkey
If you had to watch one movie and TV series for the rest of yourlife what would it be: Marvel Series and The Office

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

2021
2022

Lg

TD

Scrim.

WAS

17

8

0

0

0

0

0

20

249

WAS

16

7

0

0

0

0

0

14

108

12.5

32

1

249

7.7

20

1

108

34

357

10.5

32

2

357

Career Totals
Totals

33

15

0

0

0

0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game

17

Games

--

--

Attempts

10, (Nov. 22, 2018 @ DAL)

--

Yards

2, (6x, Last, Nov. 21, 2022 @ HOU)--

TD

4, (Nov. 7, 2022 vs. MIN)

20

Rec.

4, (Oct. 3, 2022 @@ DAL)

249

Yards

1 (3x, Last, Oct. 3. 2022 vs. DAL)

1 (2021, 2022)TD

1 (2x, Last, Dec. 5, 2022)

249

Scrimmage Yds.

1, (2x, Last Nov. 26, 2020 @ DAL)Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Drafted/Signed

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WILLIAM BRADLEY-KINGD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 248

E N D

DOB: Dec. 22, 1997

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Baylor

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COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the seventh round (240th overall) in the 2021 NFL
Draft.

•

Bradley-King in 2020 and compiled 31 tackles (20 solo) in ninegames played and led the Bears in passes defensed (four) andquarterback hurries (four).

•Appeared in four games and recorded six total tackles, 0.5 sacks
and one quarterback hit.

•

He Started all 13 games for Arkansas State in 2019. Led team with
13.5 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks, six QB hurries and three forced
fumbles. Ranked second in the Sun Belt with 8.5 sacks and fourthwith 13.5 tackles for loss.

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2021

WAS

3

0

0

5

0.5

3.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

2022

WAS

1

0

1

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-

0

0

1

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

4

0

1

6

0.5

3.0

Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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JACOBY BRISSETTQ U A R T E R B A C K
Height: 6-4 Weight: 235 DOB: Dec. 11, 1992
PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERSIs entering his eighth NFL season and first in Washington after
spending last season with the Cleveland Browns. He also spenttime with the Indianapolis Colts and the Miami Dolphins.

•

Drafted by the New England Patriots in the third round (91stoverall) in the 2016 draft.

•

Has played in 76 games (48 starts) and recorded 10,350 passing
yards and 48 touchdowns.

•

Was a member of the New England Patriots roster in 2016 when
they won the Super Bowl.

•

Played at NC State from 2014-15 and threw for 5,059 passing
yards and 43 touchdowns.

•

Ranks ninth in school history in career passing yards and seventhin passing touchdowns.

•

In 2013, he was one of three quarterbacks in a Power 5
conference with at least 2,000 passing yards, 300 rushing yards,
20 passing touchdowns and five or less interceptions.

••

Brissett was named as the Colts nominee for Walter Payton NFL
Man of the Year award in 2020.

•

During his time in Indianapolis, Brissett was very active in thecommunity and used his platform to promote societal change. He
attended every Colts Community Monday event in 2020.

•

He advocated for the importance of every citizen’s right to vote andhis efforts resulted in 100 percent of the team registering to votefor the 2020 elections.

•

For My Cause My Cleats, Brissett brought awareness to theIndianapolis Urban League, whose mission is to assist Black
Americans, other people of color and underserved individuals toachieve social and economic equality.

•

He is also an advocate for education, he has developed arelationship with Indianapolis Public Schools and donated$50,000 on behalf of the Players Coalition for internet hotspots forstudents.

•

In October, he hosted a Q&A with other athletes that centeredaround Black history, the importance of the Black athlete and how
individuals can make a difference in their communities.

Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for Week 6 in 2019 after
his career-best performance against the Houston Texans. He
threw for a career-high 326 yards and four touchdowns.
MEMBER OF THE WOLFPACK•••

College: NC StateWALTER PAYTON MAN OF THE YEAR••NFL Year: 8

12

MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE
Led Dwyer High School to the school’s first state championshipin football. He also was a standout basketball player and helped
the basketball team win a state title as well.

HELPING HAND•

During the 2020 offseason, Brissett organized a community bicycle
ride in his hometown to create unity and open dialogue with local
law enforcement.

•

The “Start the Cycle” event had more than 300 bicycles, 200
backpacks and 400 meals distributed to childen in need and it stilltakes place today.

Has been induced into the Palm Beach County Hall of Fame.

FAST FACTS
Favorite TV show: The Office
Who was your idol growing up: Kobe Bryant
If a dog were a quarterback, what type of dog would it be: Cane Corso
If you could live inside one TV show, what would it be: The Office
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo with, what are you choosing: Lion, Tiger, Bear
If you had to watch one movie and TV series for the rest of your life what would it be: Batman series and The Office86

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Career Passing Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Cmp.

Pct.

Yds.

Y/A

TD

TD%

Int.

Int%

Lg.

Sk.

Lst.

Rate

2016

NE

3

2

55

34

61.8

400

7.3

0

0.0

0

0.0

58

6

46

83.9

2017

IND

16

15

469

276

58.8

3,098

6.6

13

2.8

7

1.5

80t

52

305

81.7

2018

IND

4

0

4

2

50.0

2

0.5

0

0.0

0

0.0

4

0

0

56.3

2019

IND

15

15

447

272

60.9

2,942

6.6

18

4.0

6

1.3

50

27

159

88.0

2020

IND

11

0

8

2

25.0

17

8.5

0

0.0

0

0.0

13

2

15

58.3

2021

MIA

11

5

225

141

62.7

1,283

5.7

5

2.2

4

1.8

52

19

132

78.1

2022

CLE

16

11

369

236

64.0

2,608

7.1

12

3.3

6

1.6

55

24

160

88.9

48

3.0

23

1.5

80t

130

817

84.4

Career Totals
Totals

76

48

1,577

963

61.1

10,3506.6

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game16 (2022)

Games

--

447 (2019)

Attempts

49 (Sept. 26, 2021 @ LV)

276 (2017)

Completions

32 (Sept. 26, 2021 @ LV)

3,098 (2017)

Yards

326 (Oct. 20, 2019 vs. HOU)

18 (2019)TD

4 (Oct. 20, 2019 vs. HOU)

7 (2017)INT

2 (4x, Last Oct. 16, 2022 vs. NE)

63 (2017)

Rush Attempts

8 (2x, Last Oct. 08, 2017)

260 (2017)

Yards

48 (Sept. 22, 2016 vs. HOU)

4 (2017)TD

2 (2x, Last Nov. 29, 2020 vs. TEN)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/16/2023

Cleveland

Washington

Signed03/25/2022

Miami

Cleveland

Signed03/17/2021

Indianapolis

Miami

Signed09/03/2019

Indianapolis

Indianapolis

Re-signed

09/02/2017

New England

Indianapolis

Traded06/16/2016

New England

New England

Drafted/Signed

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W I D E
Height: 6-0

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 185

DOB: Nov. 1, 1999

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the third round (82nd overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

Recorded his first-career touchdown receptions in a multi-touchdown effort against the Tennessee Titans in Week 5 of the 2022
season. It was also the first 100-yard receiving game of his career.
TAR HEEL NATION•

Played three seasons at North Carolina from 2018-20. Was named
First Team All-ACC in 2020 after recording 55 receptions for 1,099
yards and eight touchdowns.

•

As a sophomore, he posted 1,034 receiving yards and 12
touchdowns.

•

Brown and current Commanders quarterback Sam Howellconnected on 20 of his 21 collegiate touchdowns.

•

Brown’s younger brother Khafre was a receiver at UNC andtransfered to USF for his redshirt junior season.

NFL Year: 3

College: North Carolina

2

ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM•

Brown is a big mental health advocate and supports The Elephantin the Room, Inc., a foundation that is set up to end the stigma
around mental health.

•Brown chose The Elephant in the Room, Inc. as his My Cause My
Cleats organization. The organization tweeted “We are honored
and thankful to have Dyami Brown help us raise awareness andsupport #MentalHealth during the game on week 13! #TEiTR#ItsOkayToNotBeOkay”

HIGH SCHOOL HOOPER•

Brown played in 37 varsity basketball games at West Mecklenburg
and averaged 9.5 points per game and scored 352 total points andhad 56 percent field goal percentage.
CHARLOTTE TIES•

A native of Charlotte, North Carolina, Brown returns home in theoff seasons to workout and still utilizes the Chapel Hill UNC facility
from time to time. He was recently working out holding puppies
while gliding through agility ladders.
MECKLENBURG GIVEBACK•In early March of 2023, Brown returned back to his high school andgave back to the students while speaking to them in the school’s
general gymnasium.

FAST FACTS
Favorite movie: Friday Night Lights and You Got Served
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why:Invisiblity so nobody can see me and I can leave when I wantFavorite candy: Nerd Clusters
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: Deal or No Deal
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time: Nerd
Clusters, Purple Bag Doritos and Minute Maid Grape
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts for the rest of
your life: Desserts
What would be the title of your autobiography: The Chosen One
		
				

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Rec.

2021

WAS

2022

WAS

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

15

6

1

-4

-4.0

-4

0

12

15

0

1

15

15.0

15

0

5
17

308

Scrim.

165

13.8

48

0

161

143

28.6

75

2

158

18.1

75

2

319

Career Totals
Totals

30

6

2

11

5.5

15

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game

15 (2021, 2022)

Games

--

1 (2021,2022)

Attempts

1, (2x, Last Dec. 18, 2022 vs. NYG)

15 (2022)

Yards

15, (Dec. 18, 2022 vs. NYG)

--

TD

--

12 (2021)Rec.

3, (2x, Last Oct. 17, 2021 vs. KC)

165 (2021)

Yards

105, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

2 (2022)TD

2, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

161 (2021)

Scrimmage Yds.

105, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Drafted/Signed

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TERRELL BURGESSS A F E T Y
Height: 5-11

Weight: 202 DOB: Aug. 18, 1997 NFL Year: 4

College: Utah

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS

U-T-E-S•

Is entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted in the thirdround (104th overall) by the Los Angeles Rams in the 2020 NFL
Draft.

••

Has appeared in 31 career games and has recorded 29 total tackles
and one pass defensed.

Played at the University of Utah for four seasons (2016-19) and registered 116 total tackles, 10 passes defensed, nine tackles for loss,
two fumble recoveries and one interception.

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

2020
2021
2022

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

LAR

7

0

LAR

16

2

LAR/NYG

8

1

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

4

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

3

5

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7

4

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

31

3

14

10

0.0

0.0

0

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/30/2023

New York Giants

Washington

Signed

11/10/2022

Los Angeles

New York Giants

Signed07/27/2020

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

Signed/Drafted90

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35Percy Butler

S A F E T Y
Height: 6-0

Weight: 190

DOB: March 5, 2000

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Louisiana

MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE•Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the fourth round (113th overall) of the 2022 NFL
Draft.

•

Recorded his first NFL fumble recovery on special teams in Week
7 against the Green Bay Packers. The recovery led to a field goal.

•

Butler played football, baseball and ran track in high school at
Plaquemine High School in Louisiana.

•

Placed first in the 100 meters LHSSA District 6-4A Championshipand the LHSAA Region II-4A Triple Jump Championship.
PERSONAL

RAGIN CAJUNS•NFL Year: 2

Butler played collegiately at Louisiana where he had 61 tackles(37 solo) as a senior in 2021. He added six tackles for loss, threefumble recoveries, four passes defensed, an interception and a
blocked kick.

•

Butler was the 42nd Ragin’ Cajuns player to be drafted in NFL
history and the ninth defensive back selected out of the school.

•

Joins returner and franchise legend Brian Mitchell, guard Ted
Andrus and defensive end Andre Jones Jr. as the only players everselected by Washington out of Louisiana.

•

Butler has a one year old daughter, Eiress. He spent the offseason
traveling and training for the upcoming season.

•

Enjoys fishing in his spare time.

FAST FACTS
Favorite musical artist: Kodak Black
Go-to karaoke song: Bob Marley - Three Little Birds
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Bank app, Tik Tok andUber
Go-to Mario Kart Character: Bowser
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Swiss,
Ham and Chicken
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button on your life: Pause
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back to life: Tupac
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be: Chris - Everybody Hates Chris

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PErcy butler
Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2022

WAS

15

0

4

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

Career Totals
Totals

15

0

4

2

0.0

0.0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game

15 (2022)

Games

--

6 (2022)

Total Tackles

4, (Jan. 8, 2023 vs. DAL)

--

Sacks

--

--

QBH

--

--

TFL

--

1 (2022)PD

1, (Jan. 8, 2023 vs. DAL)

--

FF

--

1 (2022)FR

1, (Oct. 23, 2022 vs. GB)

--

INT

--

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/13/2022

Washington

Washington

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26TARIQ CASTRO-FIELDSC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-1

Weight: 197

DOB: Jan. 14, 1999 NFL Year: 2

College: Penn State

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by the San
Francisco 49ers in the sixth round (221st overall) in the 2022 NFL
Draft.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Tacos

•

Played in two games for Washington in 2022.

Favorite athlete growing up: Sean Taylor
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be: Blessed
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky DiveWE ARE•

Played in 52 career games, making 30 starts at cornerback.

•

Recorded 138 tackles (93 solo), 10 tackles for loss, threeinterceptions, 25 pass breakups and a forced fumble.

If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Gas for my car
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what
would it be: How many hours I’ve slept
If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: Stich
What is the best TV show theme song of all time: Phineas and Ferb
If you had to have a theme song play everytime you arrived
somewhere, what would it be : High performing by Hunxho

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2022

WAS

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

2

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

Transactions

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Date

From Team

08/31/2022

San Francisco

Washington

Claimed04/30/2022

San Francisco

San Francisco

Signed/Drafted

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Saahdiq Charles

G U A R D / TA C K L E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 321

DOB: July 26, 1999

NFL Year: 4

College: LSU

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the fourth round (108th overall) of the 2020 NFL
Draft.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Fired Pork Chops & Show Boats•He has played in a total of 24 games with eight starts in his
career.

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be: MovieGEAUX TIGERS

Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive, I’m terrified
of water•Charles played collegiately at Louisiana State University andplayed in 32 games with 28 starts.

•

He helped pave the way for LSU running backs going over the
1,000-yard mark all three seasons he was on the offensive linefrom 2017-19. Charles was named to the All-SEC Freshman Teamin 2017 and was part of a unit that was named the 2019 Joe Moore
Award Winner given to the nation’s top offensive line.

•

Charles was the 487th selection made by Washington in the
Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 47th fourth roundselection in the time frame. He was the 52nd fourth-roundselection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft
in 1936.

Favorite athlete growing up: Lebron JamesIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one stat you would want to know: How many FIFA clean sheets I had(Blow out wins in FIFA)
If you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Shark Boy
What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: Boondocks
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: NBA Youngboy - Untouchable

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•

During his offseason, Charles spent time traveling to andreturning to Louisiana where he was able to celebrate Mardi Gras
with his friends and family.

TRANSACTIONSPERSONAL

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/23/2020

Washington

Washington

Drafted94•

Attended Madison-Ridgeland Academy in Madison, Miss.,
where he was considered one of the top players in the state ofMississippi as a senior in 2016.

•Charles was a four-star recruit according to Rivals and Scout.
He is a New Orleans native who was displaced due to Hurricane
Katrina and was forced to bounce around after Katrina from northLouisiana, Houston, Georgia and Montgomery, Alabama, before
finally settling in Madison, Mississippi.

•

He became the No. 16 rated offensive guard and No. 7 overall
prospect from the state of Mississippi according to 247Sports.

•

Charles was named to the 2016 Dandy Dozen list as one of the
top high school senior football players in Mississippi.

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Camaron Cheeseman

L O N G
Height: 6-4

S N A P P E R

Weight: 230

DOB: April 26, 1998

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 3

College: Michigan
HANG TIME•

Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the sixth round (225th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

Cheesman appears as a regular guest on Tress Way’s podcast‘Hang Time’.

•Started and played in all 17 games in 2022.

••

Became the ninth pure long snapper to ever be taken in the NFL
Draft and the first pure long snapper drafted in Washington
history.

Tress and Camaron go more in depth on the special player guest
and their background and often their impact on the previous game.

•The duo does their research on any interests their guest may haveincluding different hobbies, shared memories of their NFL careers,their upbringing and childhood, social media breakdowns and theend of each episode features a round of trivia.

GO BLUE•

Cheeseman played collegiately at the University of Michigan from2016-19. He was a three year letterman (2017-19).

•

Appeared in 39 career games for Michigan and earned the honorof Big Ten Distinguished Scholar in 2019. He was also a two time
Academic All Big Ten honoree (2018-19).

•

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Cookie Dough
Bucket list vacation spot: Hawaii, Greece and Australia
What is something you can’t live without: My Mustache
What is your deepest fear: Losing to Tress Way in cornhole
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Food Network
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Longhorn
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: My first ever football gameIf you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Invincible
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Cell phone,cell phone tower and a margarita

PEARLY WHITES•

Cheeseman majored in biology, health and society at Michigan andwould have pursued a career as a dentist if he did not have an NFL
interest after college.

•

He scored in the 93rd percentile on the Dental Admission Test.

Transactions

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

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SAM COSMIG U A R D / TA C K L E
Height: 6-6

Weight: 309

DOB: Feb. 16, 1998

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the second round (51th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

He has played in 23 games with 15 starts aiding the offensive linethat helped Antonio Gibson reach 1,000 plus rushing yards in
2021.

•

•

Favorite TV Show: The OfficeFavorite color: Yellow
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Big Bertha
Who was your idol growing up: Dad
If a dog were (your football position), what type of dog would it be:
Great Dane

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

College: Texas

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Cosmi played collegiately at Texas University where he wasnamed a two-time All-Big 12 selection (2019 Second Team, 2020
First Team) and earned honorable mention as Big 12 Offensive
Lineman of the Year in 2019 and 2020.
Cosmi was the 494th selection made by Washington in the
Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 39th second roundselection in that time frame. He was the 57th second roundselection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft
in 1936.
Cosmi was the 17th Texas player selected by Washington in
franchise history andthe first since 2012. Cosmi was the thirdoffensive lineman selected by Washington from the Big 12 andfirst since Trent Williams in 2010.

What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
Friends, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Seinfeld
If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:Suits
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Gorilla, Black bear, LionIf you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose:
Office, Marvel

PERSONAL•

This offseason, Cosmi married his then fiancee Blair Westerlund
at Mae’s Ridge near downtown Austin, TX. Recently, Cosmi
announced that they are expecting a baby girl. Westerland has
experience herself in athletics, having been a volleyball player at
the University of Texas.

Transactions

MY CAUSE, MY CLEATS

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Drafted

96•

Cosmi has collaborated with The Autism Society of America
his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative. The Autism Society ofAmerica works to empower everyone in the Autism community
with the resources needed to live fully. This is Cosmi’s second year
representing the organization.

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KAMREN CURLS A F E T Y
Height: 6-2

Weight: 198

DOB: March 31, 1999

NFL Year: 4

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

CAMP CURL•Is entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the seventh round (216th overall) of the 2020 NFL
Draft.

•

Curl was the second-highest graded safety in the NFL in 2022,
posting an 82.9 defensive grade (minimum 262 snaps).

•

Recorded three interceptions his rookie season in 2020, themost for a rookie in Washington since Chris Horton also had
three in 2008.

•

Curl had 76 interception return yards in Week 13 of the 2020
season the second-most in a single game for a rookie in
Washington franchise history, the 15th-most for all Washington
players and most since Bashaud Breeland’s [96] on Dec. 10,
2017.

•

In the 12 games Curl appeared in during the 2022 season,
Washington held opponents to 25 or fewer points in each of thosegames.

•

Curl earned second team All-Pro honors by Pro Football Focus•

Passionate about giving back, Kam puts on annual youth footballcamps, working with the next generation of players in his
hometown of Muskogee, Oklahoma.
NEW HAIR, WHO THIS??

•This offseason, Curl cut off his iconic dreads and now rocks ashaved head.

•

WOO PIG•

College: Arkansas

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AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

Played in 34 games over three seasons at Arkansas. Had 175
tackles (105 solo), 2.0 sacks, two interceptions, 15 passes
defensed, two fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles and one
touchdown.

•

For the past two seasons, Curl has choosen the National Museumof African American History and Culture for his cause for My
Cause, My Cleats.

FAST FACTS
Favorite TV show: The OfficeFavorite color: Red
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Pearl
If a dog were a safety, what type of dog would it be: German Shepard
What are the top 2000’s TV shows: Spongebob Squarepants and Suite Life of Zach and Cody
If you could live inside a movie, what would it be: Project X
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are you choosing: Lion, Hippo, PantherIf you had to watch one movie and TV series for the rest of your life, what would it be: The Office and the Hangover

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Kamren curl
Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack. Asst. Sacks Yds.

2020

WAS

2021

WAS

2022

WAS

INT

Yds.

Lg

16

11

63

25

2.0

16

14

61

37

1.0

12

12

58

26

1.0

TD PD QBH TFL FF

FR

16.0

3

88

5.0

0

0

76t

1

4

5

4

0

0

0

0

5

3

2

0

1

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6

0

0

88

76t

1

9

8

12

0

1

Career Totals
Totals

44

37

182

88

4.0

21.0

3

Postseason
2020

WAS

Totals

1

1

4

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

4

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game16 (2020, 2021)

Games

--

98 (2021)

Total Tackles

12, (Dec. 5, 2022 vs. NYG)

2.0 (2020)

Sacks

1, 4x, (Last, Oct. 13, 2022 @ CHI)

5 (2020)QBH

2, (Nov. 8, 2020 vs. NYG)

6 (2022)TFL

2, (Nov. 6, 2022 vs. MIN)

5 (2021)PD

2, (Dec. 13, 2020 @ SF)

--

FF

--

1 (2021)FR

1, (Oct. 17, 2021 vs. KC)

3 (2020)INT

1, (Jan. 3, 2021 @ PHI)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/23/2020

Washington

Washington

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Braeden Daniels

TA C K L E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 297

DOB: August 22, 2000 NFL Year: R

College: Utah

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OFFSEASON

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•Is entering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the fourth round (118th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

•

Daniels played in 49 games with 43 starts at the University of
Utah from 2018-22.

•

He made 18 starts at left guard, 14 starts at left tackle and 11
starts at right tackle.

•

Earned Pac-12 All-Conference first team honors in 2022 and Pac-12
second team honors in 2021.

•

Helped Utah to 217.6 rushing yards per game which ranked 11th in
the FBS and second in the Pac-12.

•

Part of an offensive line that only allowed 1.07 sacks per game in2022.

If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money

•

Joins LB Cody Barton as the only two players on the team toattend Utah.

If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: Jarvis from IronMan•

Became the first offensive lineman out of Utah to be drafted by
Washington.

UTES

•

Daniels spent the offseason preparing for the NFL Draft as wellas traveling, recovering, playing golf and basketball and spendingtime with friends and family.
FAST FACTS

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Surf and Turf
Favorite athlete growing up: Shaquille O’Neal
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Ambitious
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/30/2023

Washington

Washington

Drafted/Signed

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JAMIN DAVISL I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-3

Weight: 234

DOB: Dec. 12, 1998

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 3

College: Kentucky

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MILITARY BACKGROUND•

Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the first round (19th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

Davis comes from a family with a military background as both hisparents served in the military.

•

Led Washington with 104 tackles in 2022 including 3.0 sacks,nine tackles for loss and five quarterback hits.

••

Had the first sack of his career on January 2, 2022 vs.
Philadelphia. Also had the first multi-sack game of his career
against the Eagles in Week 3 of the 2022 season.

Since getting to Washington D.C. in 2021, Davis has partcipatedin various community events that involve the military such asdelivering care packages with USO, speaking with members ofthe military community at Joint Base Andrews and participating
in a helicopter tour of DC led by members stationed at Joint BaseAndrews.

WHAT TEAM? WILDCATS!
•

Davis played in 36 games with 11 starts over three seasons at the
University of Kentucky.

•

Recorded 144 tackles (68 solo), 2.5 sacks, five interceptions, threepasses defensed, three quarterback hits, one forced fumble andone fumble recovery.

•

Earned first-team All-SEC honors by Pro Football Focus andsecond-team All-SEC by Phil Steele in 2020.

•

Was the only player in the FBS with at least 100 tackles and threeinterceptions and one of four SEC players to average 10 or more
tackles per game in 2020.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORYITZ SHADOW•

His nickname is Shadow because when he was growing up, Davisand a childhood friend ran track and would go back and forth
winnng the races. His friend was given Sonic which gave Davis
the nickname Shadow, Sonic’s arch-rival.

•

This year for My Cause, My Cleats, Davis chose to represent the
National Museum of African American History and Culture.

FAST FACTS
Favorite movie: Remember the Titans
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are you choosing: Lion, Gorilla and Giraffe
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why: Flight so I could fly to another country for lunch
Favorite candy: Sour Patch Watermelon
Who on the team could go professional in another sport: Kendall Fuller in Golf
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would it be: Are you smarter than a fifth grader?
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time: 5 gum, Cheez Itz and Cinnamon Pop Tarts
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts for the rest of your life: Desserts
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography: Shadowww

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JAMIN DAVIS
Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

2021

WAS

2022

WAS

Asst.

16

8

48

28

16

15

68

36

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

1.0

2.0

0

3.0

15.0

0

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

0

-

0

1

0

0

0

1

2

3

0

0

5

9

0

2

0

-

0

2

7

12

0

2

Career Totals
Totals

32

23

116

64

4.0

17.0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game16 (2022)

Games

-

104 (2022)

Total Tackles

11, (Oct. 17, 2021 vs. KC)

3.0 (2022)

Sacks

2, (Sep. 26, 2022 vs PHI)

5 (2022)

QBH

2, (Sep. 18, 2022 @ DET)

9 (2022)TFL

2, (3x, Last, Jan. 9, 2022 @ NYG)

1 (2022)PD

1, (2x, Last, Nov. 7, 2022 vs. MIN)

--

FF

--

2 (2022)FR

1, (Nov. 14, 2022 @ PHI)

--

INT

--

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

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Brandon dillon
T I G H T
Height: 6-5

E N D

Weight: 250

DOB: April 30, 1997 NFL Year: 4

Transactions

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS••

College: Marian46

Is entering his fourth year in the NFL after spending last season
with the XFL Vegas Vipers.

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/30/2023

New Orleans

Washington

SignedDillon played for the Minnesota Vikings for three seasons (2019-21).

06/22/2022

New York Jets

New Orleans

Signed12/29/2021

New Orleans

Minnesota

Pract. Squad Add

04/29/2019

Minnesota

Minnesota

SignedWE ARE•

Played in 47 games for Marian College and earned 1st-Team AllMid State Football Association honors as a junior and senior.

•

Won a NAIA National Title as a freshman in 2015.

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JAHAN DOTSONW I D E
Height: 5-11

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 184

DOB: Mar. 22, 2000

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the first round (16th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

•

Played 12 games with 10 starts and recorded 35 receptions for 523
yards and seven touchdowns along with two carries.

•

Dotson was the team’s touchdown receptions leader in the 2022
season (7).

•In Week 4, Dotson had three receptions for 43 yards and atouchdown. It was the fourth receiving touchdown of his career.
That was the second most receiving touchdowns by a Washington
rookie through four-career games. He joined Charlie Brown (five)as the only two players to have at least four receiving touchdowns
through their first four career games with Washington

NFL Year: 2 College: Penn State

1

MY CAUSE, MY CLEATS•

Dotson chose to collaborate with the American Cancer Society
for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative. Dotson commited tosupporting early detection and awareness throughout the year
making visits to Health Clinics and Hospitals when he had thechance.

•“Taking time away from the football field, Washington
Commanders wide receiver Jahan Dotson paid a recent visit toa Neighborhood Health Clinic in Alexandria. As an ambassador
for the Crucial Catch program, a collaboration between the NFL
and the American Cancer Society (ACS) that promotes cancer
screening, Dotson spoke about his personal connection tocancer.” - thezebra.org

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played in 42 games with 38 starts at Pennsylvania State
University from 2018-21 and recorded 183 receptions for 2,757
yards and 25 touchdowns. He additionally had eight carries for
18 yards and a touchdown. He ended his career as Penn State’s
all-time leader in punt return average (17.8) along with being tied
for second all-time in career receptions, receiving touchdowns,
and was fourth in receiving yards.

•

As a senior, Dotson made 12 starts and tallied 91 receptionsfor 1,182 yards and 12 touchdowns. He earned third team AllAmerica honors from the Associated Press and Phil Steele,
named a Reese’s Senior Bowl All-American, and earned firstteam All-Big Ten by the media and second team All-Big Ten by
the coaches.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEKS
Dotson was named the Pepsi Rookie of the Week in Week 1 for his
two-touchdown catches against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He received
the accolade for the second time for his four-reception, 105-yard performance against the New York Giants on Sunday Night Football.

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Cookies n’ Cream
Bucket list vacation spot: Bora-Bora
What is something you cant live without: Video Games
What is your deepest fear: Failing
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what would
it be: Popeyes
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place, what
would it be: 2016 NBA Finals Game 7
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Friends

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JAHAN DOTSON
Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Att. Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Scrim.

2022

WAS

12

10

-3.5

3

0

35

523

14.9

61

7

516

35

523

14.9

61

7

516

2

-7

Career Totals
Totals

12

10

2

-7

-3.5

3

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game

12 (2022)

Games

--

1 (2021,2022)

Attempts

1, (2x, Last Dec. 18, 2022 vs. NYG)

15 (2022)

Yards

15, (Dec. 18, 2022 vs. NYG)

--

TD

--

12 (2021)Rec.

3, (2x, Last Oct. 17, 2021 vs. KC)

165 (2021)

Yards

105, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

2 (2022)TD

2, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

161 (2021)

Scrimmage Yds.

105, (Oct. 10, 2022 vs. TEN)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/18/2021

Washington

Washington

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MILO EIFLER

L I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-1

Weight: 228

DOB: Feb. 13, 1998

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 3

College: Illinois

46

AUTO IMMUNE DISEASE ASSOCIATION•Is entering his third NFL season and third season in Washington.

•

Signed a contract extension with the Commanders in the 2023
offseason.

•

Played in 10 games in 2022 and recorded two tackles and one
tackle for loss.

•

In 2022, Eifler chose the Auto Immune Disease Association as hisorganization for My Cause, My Cleats.

FIGHTING ILLINI•

Eifler played in 19 games with 11 starts over his two seasons at
the University of Illinois from 2019-20.

•

He tallied 90 tackles (58 solo), 3.0 sacks, two passes defensed and
one fumble recovery.

•

Eifler and DB Jartavius Martin are the two players on theCommanders roster that attended the University of Illinois

FAST FACTS
Favorite movie: Bad Boys II
Favorite Book: Harry Potter
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why: Whatever I think of in my head becomes real
Favorite candy: Sour Patch Watermelon and Reese’s
Who on the team could go professional in another sport: Me as aprofessional gamer or skateboarder or Tress Way in golf
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: Family Feud
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time: Lifesaver
gummies, hot chips and Arizona tea
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts for the rest of
your life: Appetizers
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography: The
Suite Life of Milo Eifler

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2021

WAS

3

0

Tack. Asst.
0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

WAS

10

0

2

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

13

0

2

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/17/2021

Washington

Washington

Signed12/07/2021

Miami

Washington

Active/Prac. Squad

09/03/2021

New York Jets

Miami

Prac. Squad Add

05/02/2021

New York Jets

New York Jets

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DAMARCUS FIELDSC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

DOB: Mar. 11, 1998 NFL Year: 1

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•FAST FACTSIs entering his second NFL season after signing with the New
Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent in 2022.

Favorite singer: Kodak Black
Favorite quote: “To be a warrior, you must kill your tears.” - WomenKingWRECK EM’ TECH••

College: Texas Tech

Played for Texas Tech, for four seasons and appeared in 54 careergames with 50 starts and posted 224 tackles (182 solo), 13.5 stops
for loss, four interceptions, four forced fumbles, four fumble
recoveries and 45 passes defensed.
His 45 career passes defensed marked the most for a Red Raider
defender dating back to 2000.

Go-to karaoke song:”They Don’t Know” - Jon B
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Gmail, Grailed
and Facebook
Go-to Mario Kart player: Yoshi
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats
and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Peppered Turkey, Honey Ham and Provolone Cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back tolife: Kevin Samuels
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
Rick from Rick and Morty

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

10/26/2022

New Orleans

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

05/16/2022

New Orleans

New Orleans

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13emmanuel forbes jr.

C O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-0

Weight: 173 DOB: Jan. 13, 2001

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the first round (16th Overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

•

Forbes is the eighth defensive back selected in the first roundin franchise history and the second selected player from
Mississippi State (Montez Sweat, 2019).
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played collegiately at Mississippi State where he appeared in
35 games with 33 starts at Mississippi State University from2021-22. He recorded 142 tackles (89 solo), 14 interceptions, 34
passes defensed and a forced fumble.

•

In 2022, Forbes started 12 games and finished with 39 tackles(20 solo), six interceptions, and 15 passes defensed. He led
the SEC and finished third in the nation with six interceptions
including three pick-sixes. Forbes earned SEC Defensive Playerof the Week and was named AP Second Team All-America.

•

NFL Year: R

College: Mississippi StateFAST FACTS

Favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies & Cream
What is something you cant live without? Phone
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be? MTV
If you could put any resturant in your house, what would it be?
Steakhouse
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be? NBA Finals
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be? Friday or Rush Hour
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island?
Coat, Knife, Tent

Forbes owns the FBS career record with six pick-sixes and is the
FBS active career lead in overall defensive touchdowns (6).
PERSONAL

Forbes attended Grenada High school in Grenada, MS. He was afour-star cornerback who was a top five prospect in Mississippi and
top 25 cornerback nationally. Forbes excelled in all three phases
for the Chargers. As a senior, he totaled 49 tackles (23 solo), eightinterceptions, returning two for touchdowns, and had 12 passes defensed. On the offensive end, he caught 31 passes for 499 yards andseven touchdowns. He lettered in basketball and baseball as well.

WELCOME TO WASHINGTONDRAFT NIGHT

Forbes was welcomed by fans at the 2023 Draft Party at the National
Harbor. Here Forbes was celebrated in his first interaction with ourgreat fanbase giving him an opportunity to speak to and engage withthe crowd and take part in a meet and greet where fans were able toget his autograph and take a picture with him. His engagemnet was
coupled with an array of festivities and events including energetic
dance routines from the Command Force, a Live DJ, food options, andmuch more.

Forbes described his draft night as nothing short of a surreal momentfor him and his family. Hosting a big draft party in his hometown
in Grenada, Miss. surrounded by his friends and family, he waitedpatiently for the call. He described the call from Head Coach Ron
Rivera “really exciting, honestly, just knowing it’s changing my life
helping me and my family out and I’m just ready to get to work with theteam.” He relayed to the media “I’m going to bring a guy that’s going tohave a great attitude, come in and work every day, just helping the team
win games and hopefully my game is turning the ball over and create alot of turnovers for the Washington Commanders.”

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Career Passing Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Cmp.

Pct.

Yds.

Y/A

TD

TD%

INT

Int%

Lg.

Sk

Lst.

Rate

2023

WAS

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/28/2023

Washington

Washington

Drafted/Signed

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22DARRICK FORRESTS A F E T Y
Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

DOB: May 22, 1999

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the fifth round (163rd overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

Played in 17 games with 11 starts and recorded 84 tackles (54 solo),
four interceptions, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, andnine passes defensed.

•

Forrest was the first player to have two or more passes defensed, an interception and a forced fumble in a single-gamesince CB•

Bashaud Breeland did so in 2015. He was the seventh player infranchise history to accomplish the feat.

•Forrest was the team interception leader with four interceptions.

NFL Year: 3

College: Cincinnati

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS
Darrick Forrest chose to collaborate with Everytown Community Safety
Fund for their “End Gun Violence” campaign based in the DMV area.
“Several Commanders players spoke this week about their collective
decision to use their platform to advocate against gun violence. Safety
Darrick Forrest will wear cleats dedicated to the cause for Sunday’s
game against the Giants at MetLife Stadium, according to The
Washington Post.”
Everytown is the largest gun violence prevention organization in the
country that aims to build awareness about the complexities of gun
violence in America so that every person—policymakers, volunteers,cultural influencers, business leaders, and more—can learn about theissues and become part of the solutions.

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Forrest played collegiately at the University of Cincinnati where
he started 10 games at safety in 2020 and totaled 40 tackles,
one tackle for loss and two interceptions. Was a 2020 Honorable-Mention All-American Athletic Conference selection•

Forrest was the sixth player selected out of Cincinnati in franchise history and the first since DT Mario Monds was taken by
the franchise in 2001.
ORGANIZATIONS

•
•
•

•
H.O.P.E. (Higher Our Potential Everyday)
Run the Race Foundation
Columbus Chargers Youth Football TeamOFFSEASON ACTIVITIESFAST FACTS

Forrest spent his offseason vacationing in Florida and Jamaica enjoying the weather. During his vacation, he was able to take part in riding
ATV’s, Jetski’s and relaxing on the calming beaches.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Pizza or Wings
Favorite athlete growing up: Micheal Vick, Braxton Miller, Deion
Sanders
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Perserverence
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky DiveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:Money
If you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Batman
What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: PowerIf you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: Gucci Mane - First Day Out

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack. Asst.

2021

WAS

8

0

1

2022

WAS

17

11

54

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

30

0.0

0.0

4

1

1

0

9

1

1

2

1

1

1

0

9

1

1

2

1

Career Totals
Totals

25

11

55

32

0.0

0.0

4

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2022)

Games

-

84 (2022)

Total Tackles

11, (Nov. 28, 2022 vs. ATL)

--

Sacks

--

1 (2021)QBH

1, (Jan. 9, 2022 @ NYG)

1 (2022)

TFL

1, (Sep 25, 2022 vs. PHI)

9 (2022)PD

2, (Sep. 11, 2022 @ JAX)

2 (2022)FF

1, (2x Last Oct. 30, 2022 @ IND)

1 (2022)FR

1, (Nov. 14, 2022 @ PHI)

3 (2022)INT

1, (4x, last Dec. 24, 2022 @ SF)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Drafted/Signed

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JAKE FROMM

Q U A R T E R B A C K
Height: 6-2

Weight: 215

DOB: July 30, 1998 NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Georgia

11

FAST FACTS•Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Buffalo Billsin the fifth round (167th Overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Dairy Queen Reese Cup and Cookie Dough
Blizzards•

Has appeared in three career games, making two starts andcompleting 27 passes for 210 yards and one touchdown.

Bucket list vacation spot: Italy and Greece•

Was a member of the Commanders practice squad in 2022.

What is something you can’t live without: My wife
What is your deepest fear: Failure and a pit of snakes

GO DAWGS••

Fromm played at the University of Georgia for three seasons (201719) and played in 43 career games and registered 621 passes for
8,224 passing yards and 78 touchdown passes.
His 8,224 career passing yards rank fourth on Georgia’s all-time
list and his 78 career touchdown passes ranks second all-time inGeorgia history.

If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Animal Planet
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what would
it be: Chick Fil A
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Super Bowl LI - Patriots vs. Falcons
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Game of Thrones
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Bible, Fire
Starters and a Knife

Career Passing Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Cmp.

Pct.

Yds.

Y/A

TD

TD%

INT

Int%

Lg.

Sk

Lst.

Rate

2021

NYG

3

2

60

27

45.0

210

3.5

1

1.7

3

5.0

36

6

33

38.9

3

2

60

27

45.0

1

1.7

3

5.0

36

6

33

38.9

Career Totals
Totals210

3.5Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/09/2023

Washington

Washington

Signed

10/18/2023

New York Giants

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

12/01/2021

Buffalo

New York Giants

Pract. Squad Add

05/08/2020

Buffalo

Buffalo

Drafted/Signed

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KENDALL FULLERC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 5-11

Weight: 198

DOB: Feb. 13, 1995

NFL Year: 8

College: Virginia Tech

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

BROTHERLY LOVE•

Drafted by Washington in the Third Round (84th Overall) of the2016 NFL Draft.

•

Became the fourth brother in his family to appear in the NFL,
helping the Fullers join the Browners as the second set of fourbrothers to all play in the NFL.

His three older brothers also played for Virginia Tech - Vincent, Coreyand Kyle. Vincent played seven years (2005-11) for the Tennessee
Titans and Detroit Lions. Corey played for the Detroit Lions and the
New Orleans Saints (2013-17). Kyle was drafted in the first round of
the 2014 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears. He played in Denver in 2021
and Baltimore in 2022.

•

Intercepted Jimmy Garoppolo in Super Bowl LIV to help Kansas
City win their first Super Bowl since 1970.

•

Last season Fuller played and started all 17 games and recorded
52 tackles (36 solo), three interceptions (two for touchdowns), and13 passes defensed.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Fuller played 29 games over three seasons at Virginia Tech. Had
119 tackles (73 solo), 3.5 sacks eight interceptions, 27 passes
defensed, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.

•

As a true freshman in 2013, Fuller started 12 of 13 games,
recording 58 tackles and six interceptions. For his play he wasnamed the ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year•

Fuller has chosen to support The Childrens Heart Foundation, andPediatric Cardiology Specialists in Maryland & Virginia for the last
couple of years for the My Cause My Cleats initiative.

•

The Institute provides testing, diagnosis and treatment forpediatric heart condtions in Northern Virginia.

In honor of their significant pledge to Virginia Tech Football, the cornerbacks’ meeting room will now be named “The Fuller Room.” This
space is used daily by coaches and student-athletes alike, and is located in the Merryman Athletic Center.
“The collective gift of the Fuller family signifies both a substantial
leap for Virginia Tech Athletics’ $400 million Reach for Excellence
capital campaign, as well as for the football program’s efforts to encourage further financial support from alumni.” - VT

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

ON PAR•

Fuller is an avid golfer who spends his downtime and off season oncourses all over the country.

•

In his spair time, Fuller likes to practice his swing and watch professional golfers. His favorite player is Tiger Woods

FAST FACTS
What is something you cant live without: God
What is your deepest fear: Snakes
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Golf Channel/ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Steakhouse
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: The Masters
What three items are you bringin to a deserted island: Golf class112

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

2016
2017

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

WAS

13

6

WAS

16

6

32

8

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

42

12

0.0

0.0

4

4

3

0

2018

KC

15

15

64

18

0.0

0.0

2

0

0

0

2019

KC

11

4

34

15

1.0

7.0

0

0

0

0

2020

WAS

14

14

2021

WAS

16

16

38

12

0.0

0.0

4

0

0

64

13

1.0

6.0

1

0

0

2022

WAS

17

17

36

16

0.0

0.0

3

66

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2

1

0

0

0

10

0

2

1

0

12

0

1

1

0

2

1

3

0

0

0

11

0

1

0

0

0

16

1

2

0

0

37

2

13

0

1

0

0

70

37

2

66

3

10

2

0

Career Totals
Totals

102

78

310

94

2.0

13.0

14

Postseason
2018

KC

2

2

9

4

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2019

KC

3

2

4

1

0.0

0.0

1

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

2020

WAS

1

1

3

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

6

5

16

5

0.0

0.0

1

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

Totals

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2022)

Games

--

82 (2018)

Total Tackles

12, (Dec. 30, 2018 vs. OAK)

1.0 (2019, 2021)

Sacks

1.0, (2x, Last, Sept. 16, 2021 vs. NYG)

1 (2016, 2019, 2021)

QBH

1, (3x, Last, Sept. 16, 2021 vs. NYG)

3 (2019)TFL

1, (9x, Last, Jan. 2, 2022 vs. PHI)

16 (2021)PD

4, (Dec. 9, 2018 vs. BAL)

1 (2017, 2018)FF

1, (2x, Last, Dec. 30, 2018 vs. OAK)

--

FR

--

4 (2017, 2020)

INT

2, (Oct. 4, 2020 vs. BAL)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/18/2020

Kansas City

Washington

Signed03/14/2018

Washington

Kansas City

Traded06/02/2016

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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FERROD GARDNER
L I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-1

Weight: 215

DOB: March 26, 1997 NFL Year: 1

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS••Is entering his first NFL season after spending last season with in
the XFL with the D.C. Defenders.
Signed with Washington as a UDFA in 2022.
RAGIN’ CAJUN•

Played in 37 games for Louisiana-Lafayette and tallied 67 tackles
along with 5.0 tackles for loss, three pass breakups and aninterception.

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College: Louisiana
Transactions

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/23/2023

Washington

Washington

Signed01/04/2023

Washington

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

08/31/2022

Washington

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

05/02/2022

Washington

Washington

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NICK GATESC E N T E R
Height: 6-6

Weight: 318

DOB: Nov. 27, 1995

NFL Year: 5

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Nebraska

63

FAST FACTS•Is entering his fifth NFL season after being signed by the New York
Giants as a UDFA in 2018.

•

Gates has played in 34 games with 21 starts - 17 at center, 2 atright tackle, 1 at left guard and 1 at right guard.

Favorite TV Show: The Chef Show
Favorite color: Purple/Blue
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Naomi
Who was your idol growing up: Derek Jeter

CORNHUSKER•••

Started in all 35 games in which he played at Nebraska before
forgoing his senior season to join the NFL.
Started 25 straight games at left tackle during his sophomore andjunior seasons, which was the longest streak for a Cornhusker
since 1981.
Was a three-time member of the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor
Roll. As a junior in 2017, started all 12 games at left tackle andwas named honorable mention All-Big Ten by the league’s coaches and media

If a dog were (your football position), what type of dog would it be:
Cane Corso
What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
The Sopranos
If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:
Entourage
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Lion, Gorilla, Rhino
If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose: Harry Potter, Entourage

ORGANIZATIONS•

Gates partnered with the Bronx Community Foundation throughout
the 2021 season to support their four pillars of community, equity& justice, economic security and health in the Bronx. Annually
supports the St. Rose Dominican Health Foundation to honor his
mother who survived necrotic fasciitis with the care from the doctors, nurses and staff from this hospital.

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/11/2018

GiantsGiantsSigned03/16/2023

GiantsWashington

SIgnedGates collaborated with CASA for the NFL “My Cause My Cleats”
inititative last season. CASA is a program, sponsored by Las Vegas
Eighth Judicial District Court that advocates for neglected and abusedchildren.
“They need voices, too, and they need good guidance and an adult tohelp them say what they want to say and do what’s right for them,”
Gates said. Gates says any time he is having a rough time himself, heuses CASA youth as inspiration to be his best version on the field.

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Antonio Gibson

R U N N I N GHeight: 6-2

Weight: 221

B A C K

DOB: June 23, 1998

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 4 College: Memphis

24

FRANCHISE RECORDS•Is entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the third round (66th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

•

Named First Team All-Conference running back by the PFWA in
2021.

•

Rushed for 1,000 yards for the first time in his career in 2021.

•

Finished second in the NFC in rushing yards in 2021 with 1,037.

•

Became the first rookie to score three touchdowns on
Thanksgiving Day since Randy Moss in 1998 and first Washington
player to rush for three touchdowns since Robert Kelley in 2016.

•

Tied Charlie Brown [1982] for most games in a row with atouchdown by a rookie with five-straight consecutive scoring
contests.

•

Surpassed 1,000 scrimmage yards on the season in Week 17 in
2021, becoming the seventh rookie to do so in franchise history
and first since Alfred Morris in 2012.

•

Joined Alfred Morris as the only two rookies in franchise history
to surpass 1,000 scrimmage yards and record 11 touchdowns. He
becamethe 17th player for Washington overall to achieve the feat.

•Gibson recorded the most offensive touchdowns within a player’s
first two seasons (2020-21) in franchise history and became thefirst Washington player to have two consecutive seasons with
10-plus touchdowns since RB Stephen Davis in 1999-2000 and
2000-01.

•

In 2020, he became the fourth rookie in franchise history to post
multiple games with two-plus rushing touchdowns (Alfred Morris,
Robert Griffin III and Skip Hicks).

•

Gibson also became the seventh rookie in franchise history topost 750+ rushing yards and finished the season sixth all-time in
Washington history with 795 rushing yards in a single season.
NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP SEASON HERE•

Gibson picked up where he left off in his second year in theleague. He became the first Washington running back to record
1,000-plus rushing yards in a single season since RB AdrianPeterson did so in 2018.

•

He has a career-high 1,331 scrimmage yards (1,037 rushing, 294
receiving) 10 touchdowns (seven rushing, three receiving) andwas one of five running backs with at least 1,000 scrimmage
yards and two scrimmage touchdowns in 2020-21 joining Melvin
Gordon, Derrick Henry, Aaron Jones and Jonathan Taylor.

MADE IN MEMPHIS•

Gibson played wide receiver at Memphis for two seasons andplayed in 28 games (11 starts) for the Tigers. He recorded 44
receptions for 834 yards and four touchdowns and rushed 33
times for 369 yards and four touchdowns.

•

Transfered to Memphis from East Central Community College in
Mississippi.

OFFSEASON•

Gibson spent the offseason rehabing and spent time with histhree children, Taylor, Jayceon and Zayn, and his fiance, Victoria.

•

Gibson also plays video games and broadcasts his games on
Twitch and TikTok.

FAST FACTS
If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be: Pasta
Favorite athlete growing up: Michael Vick and Julio Jones
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be: Blessed
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Neither
If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be: Money
If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: My daughter
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: GTTM by ZaeHD116

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

2020

WAS

14

10

170

2021

WAS

16

14

258

795

4.7

40

11

1,037

4.0

27

7

2022

WAS

15

6

149

546

3.7

20

3

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Scrim.

36

247

42

294

6.9

40

0

1,042

7.0

73t

3

1,331

46

353

7.7

26

2

899

21

124

894

7.2

73t

5

3272

Career Totals
Totals

45

30

577

2378

4.1

40

Postseason
2020

WAS

Totals

1

1

14

31

2.2

11

0

2

4

2.0

3

0

35

1

1

14

31

2.2

11

0

2

4

2.0

3

0

35

Career Returning
Year

Team

PR

FC

Yds

Avg.

Lg

TD

KR

FC

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

2022

WAS

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

21

0

486

23.1

45

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

21

0

486

23.1

45

0

Totals

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game16 (2021)

Games

--

258 (2021)

Attempts

29, (Nov. 29, 2021 vs. SEA)

1,037 (2021)

Yards

146, (Jan. 9, 2022 @ NYG)

11 (2020)TD

3, (Nov. 26, 2020 @ DAL)

42 (2021)Rec.

7, (3x last Oct. 20, 2022 @ IND)

353 (2022)

Yards

82, (Oct. 4, 2020 vs. BAL)

1 (2017, 2018)TD

1, (2x, Last, Dec. 30, 2018 vs. OAK)

Scrim. Yards--

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/22/2020

Washington

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Signed/Drafted

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DE’JON HARRIS

L I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-0

Weight: 245

DOB: Nov. 1, 1997

NFL Year: 4 College: Arkansas

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

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FAST FACTS•Is entering his fourth NFL season and third with Washington.

Favorite ice cream flavor: Cookies n’ Cream•Harris has played in a total of 12 games and recorded a sack andone tackle for loss in his career.

Bucket list vacation spot: Turks and Caicos Islands or Hawaii

What is your deepest fear: Heights

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE••

What is something you can’t live without: Mother and Sister

Played in 24 games with 12 starts over three seasons at Arkansas. Had 115 tackles (84 solo), 4.5 sacks, two passes defensed,
four quarterback hits, 10.5 tackles for loss and one forced
fumble.

If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise resturant in your house, what would
it be: Any Steakhouse

Was a two-time All-SEC selection (Associated Press).

If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: NBA Finals
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Martin
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: PS5, Phones,
Money

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2020

GB

2

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

WAS

5

0

1

0

1.0

5.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

2022

WAS

5

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-

0

0

1

1

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

12

0

1

0

1.0

5.0

0

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

10/19/2021

Green Bay

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

09/09/2020

New England

Green Bay

Pract. Squad Add

04/27/2020

New England

New England

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K.J. HenryD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 255

E N D

DOB: Jan. 27, 1999 NFL Year: R College: Clemson
THE GIFT OF LIFE

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•

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Is entering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the fifth rounnd (137th overall) in the 2023 NFL draft.

•

Henry worked with Help Hope Live, an organization that assists
families financially and spreads awareness for people in need ofa new organ, in 2022 to raise money and awareness for his dad,
Keith who needed a kidney transplant.

•

He raised more than $100,000 through name, image and likenesssponsorship opportunites to help pay for his father’s kidneytransplant. K.J. also worked with his teammates to organize an
autograph-signing session with the proceeds going to his dad.

•Within four months of K.J. learning about his father’s diagnosis,
there was three possible matches including a family friend who
ended up donating their kidney and the operation was successful.

•

KJ’s dad grew up a Washington fan and was the loudest person in
the room when his son was selected by the Commanders in the2023 NFL Draft.

FIGHT TIGERS•

Henry played in 58 games, the most ever by a Clemson defensive
end, with 24 starts from 2018-22 and recorded 147 total tackles,
28 tackles for loss, 13.5 sacks, 11 pass breakups, four fumble
recoveries and two forced fumbles.

•

He earned first team All-ACC by the Associated Press, Phil Steele
and Pro Football Focus in 2022.

•

Was a member of the 2018 National Championship team.

FAST FACTS
Favorite singer: J Cole, Drake or Beyonce
Favorite quote: “Coming this far crazy, stopping now even crazier” - Serena Williams
Go-to karaoke song: Juicy - Biggie
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Facetime, Bible app andInstagram
Go-to Mario Kart player: Luigi
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Chicken,
pork and cheddar cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life: Pause
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back to life: Kobe Bryant or Dwayne Haskins Jr.
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be: Will Smith - Fresh Prince of Bel Air

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/30/2023

Washington

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Curtis Hodges
T I G H T

E N DHeight: 6-8 Weight: 240

DOB: July 3, 1999

NFL Year: 2

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•

College: Arizona StateFAST FACTSIs entering his second NFL season after signing with Washington
as a UDFA in 2022.
FORKS UP•

Hodges played in 41 games and recorded 36 receptions for 601
yards and four touchdowns at Arizona State.

•

He averaged 18.7 yards per catch which ranked second in the Pac-12

Favorite singer: Future
Favorite quote: “Stay ready, don’t gotta get ready.” - Kodak BlackYou can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Bible app,
Snkers (Nike Shoes) and GOAT
Go-to Mario Kart player: MarioIf you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats andone cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Ham,
Turkey and Americanand 20th in the FBS among tight ends.

Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back tolife: Nipsey Hussle
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
MartinTransactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/02/2023

Washington

Washington

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CHRISTIAN HOLMESC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-1

Weight: 205

DOB: Nov. 14, 1997

NFL Year: 2

College: Oklahoma State

COMMANDER CALLOUTSMIZZOU•Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the seventh round (240th overall) in the 2022 NFL
Draft.

••

Played in 17 games and made two starts his rookie season in
Washington and recorded seven tackles (six solo) and two fumble
recoveries.

OFFSEASON•

GO POKES••

Holmes played at the University of Missouri for three seasons(2016-18), appeared in 23 games (eight starts) and registered 37
total tackles, 15 pass breakups and two interceptions.

Holmes transferred to Oklahoma State in 2020 and spent two
seasons with the Cowboys. He played in 24 games and made15 starts and recorded 60 tackles, 14 pass breakups and one
interception.

Holmes spent his offseason working with the community andspeaking at schools in Atlanta. He works with Communities in
Schools of Atlanta which is a non-profit that surrounds students
with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school
and achieve in life.
FAST FACTS

Favorite TV show: Ballers

He earned second-team All-Big 12 honors by the coaches and the
Associated Press in 2021.

Favorite color: Maroon
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Jet
Who was your idol growing up: Andre Johnson
If a dog were a cornerback, what type od dog would it be: Cane
Corso
What are the top 2000’s TV shows: Bill Cosby, Full House andFamily Matters
If you could live inside a movie, what would it be: The GameYou have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Monkey, Gorilla and Birds
If you had to watch one movie and TV series for the rest of yourlife, what would it be: The Hunger Games and The Walking Dead

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2022

WAS

17

2

8

4

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

Career Totals
Totals

17

2

8

4

0.0

0.0

0

Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/06/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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SAM howell

Q U A R T E R B A C K
Height: 6-1

Weight: 225 DOB: Sep. 16, 2000

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his second NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the fifth round (144th Overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

•

Howell has played and started in one game and went 11-for-19
with 169 yards one touchdown and one interception along withfive carries for 35 yards and a touchdown.

•

Howell became the first rookie quarterback to throw his first NFL
pass for a touchdown since Mike White in 2021.

•

Howell is the first Washington rookie quarterback to have apassing touchdown and a rushing touchdown in a single gamesince Robert Griffin III did so in 2012.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE••

Played collegiately at North Carolina where he started 12 games
and had 217 completions for 3,056 yards, 24 touchdowns andnine interceptions in his junior year in 2021. He added 183 carries for 828 yards and 11 rushing touchdowns.
In his sophomore season, he started 12 games recording 237
completions for 3,587 yards, 30 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.

NFL Year: 2

College: North Carolina
FAST FACTS

Favortie singer/musical artist: Lil Wayne
Go-to karaoke song: T.I. - Whatever You LikeYou can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing: Instagram, Spotify, Youtube TV
Go-to Mario Kart player: Luigi
If you had to make your sandwhiches with the same two meats
and once cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Turkey, Chicken, Pepper Jack Cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
Pause
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would have loved to see:Michael Jackson

PERSONAL•

A native of Indian Trail, North Carolina, Howell attended Sun
Valley High School in North Carolina and was a consensus fourstar prospect who was ranked the No. 2 player in the state ofNorth Carolina, the No. 3 pro-style quarterback in the country,
and the No. 87 overall player nationally by the 247Sports Composite.

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIESMY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Howell spent his offseason training and working out with his
teammates including Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, and others.

•

He also returned to his hometown in Indian Trail, North Carolina
and spend time with his friends and family.

Howell has collaborated with TABLE Inc. for his “My Cause My Cleats”
NFL initiative. TABLE delivers healthy food and nutrition education tochildren in Orange County, North Carolina. Howell has worked with theorganization since his college days at UNC inspiring the design of thecleats to match the colorway of the Tar Heels.

•

One of his favorite hobbies outside of football is playing golf andhe loves to compete with his teammates on the course as muchas he does on the field.

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Career Passing Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Cmp.

Pct.

Yds.

Y/A

TD

TD%

INT

Int%

Lg.

Sk

Lst.

Rate

2022

WAS

1

1

19

11

57.9

169

8.9

1

5.3

1

5.3

52

3

11

83.0

1

5.3

1

5.3

52

3

11

83.0

Career Totals
Totals

1

1

19

11

57.9

169

8.9

Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

2022

WAS

5

35

7.0

10

1

0

0

--

--

0

35

0

0

--

--

0

35

Career Totals
Totals

5

35

7.0

10

1

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/06/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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Khaleke hudson

L I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

DOB: Dec. 6, 1997

NFL Year: 4

COMMANDER CALLOUTSOFF THE FIELD•

Is entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the fifth round (162nd overall) in the 2020 NFL
Draft.

•

Has played in 41 games (four starts) for Washington and has
totaled 19 total tackles, three quarterback hits and two tackles
for loss.
GO BLUE••

College: Michigan

47

Hudson spent four seasons (2016-19) at the University of Michigan
where he finished with 225 tackles (114 solo), 10.0 sacks, two
inteceptions, 14 pass breakups, two forced fumbles and one
fumble recovery.

•

Hudson spent his offseason preparing for his first child andtraining for the upcoming season.

•

Hudson grew up playing football with Bills S Damar Hamlin. The
two went to high school 30 minutes from each other and are stillin a group chat with other NFL players from the Pittsburgh area.

•

Off the field, he enjoys collecting football cards and working withorganizations that work to end gun violence.
FAST FACTS

Favorite ice cream flavor: Vanilla
Bucket list vacation spot: Bora BoraHis eight tackles for loss vs. Minnesota in 2017 broke the Michigan
record for most tackles for loss in a single game and tied a singlegame NCAA record.

What is something you can’t live without: Video games
What is your deepest fear: Death
If your TV was stuck one one channel for the rest of your life, whatwoulf you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: The Counter
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: 2016 NBA Finals Game 7 Cavaliers vs. Warriors
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: The Avengers
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Water,lighter and sword

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

2020

WAS

16

2

2021

WAS

12

1

2022

WAS

13

1

Tack. Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD QBH

TFL

FF

FR

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

0

0

1

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

3

4

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

-

0

0

3

2

0

0

5

Career Totals
Totals

41

4

9

10

0.0

0.0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Postseason
2020

WAS

TotalsTransactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/23/2020

Washington

Washington

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DANNY JOHNSONC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 5-9

Weight: 190

DOB: Nov. 17, 1995

NFL Year: 6

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Southern

36

FAST FACTS•Entering his sixth NFL season after signing with Washington in2018 as a UDFA.

•

Johnson has played in 53 total games with eight starts and hasrecorded 68 tackles (52 solo), one sack, one interception, and 13
passes defensed.

•

Last season, Johnson recorded a career single-season high 29
tackles and nine passes defensed.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE

Favorite Movie: The Wood
Favorite Book: Four Agreements
If you could have one superpower, what would it be:
Time Control
Favorite Candy: Skittles
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: Family FeudJohnson attended Southern University where he appeared in 46
career games, totaling 190 career tackles (143 solo), 39 passes
defended and 16 interceptions (including three returned fortouchdowns).

What are your top three gas station snacks of all time:
Honeybun, Lifesaver gummies, hot fries•

Johnson was invited to the 2018 Senior Bowl, becoming the firstplayer from that school to receive an invitation in two decades.

What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography:
I Can do All Things•

In his final season he recorded his first career rushing, receiving,passing and punt return for a touchdown; add two interceptions
returned for a touchdown. His six touchdowns were second to QB
Austin Howard’s 18 passing touchdowns and most by a position
player

•His junior campaign (2016-17) he lead the nation in totalinterception (7) and interception per game (.6).

•

Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts:
Appetizers

OFF-SEASON ACTIVITIES•Johnson’s hobbies this offseason incuded spending time with hisfamily, building antique cars, fishing, and riding ATV’s.

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Johnson has collaborated with the BREM Foundation for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

The BREM Foundation maximizes women’s chances of finding early, curable breast cancer through education, access and advocacy.

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

2018

WAS

14

2019

WAS

2

2020

WAS

14

2021

WAS

2022

WAS

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

1

7

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

2

10

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

12

1

15

5

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

1

0

11

4

20

9

1.0

2.0

1

0

0

0

9

1

1

0

0

0

-

0

13

1

2

1

0

Career Totals
Totals

53

8

52

16

1.0

2.0

1

Postseason
2020

WAS

Totals

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Returning Stats
Year

Team

PR

FC

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

KR

FC

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

2018

WAS

0

0

0

-

-

0

12

0

283

23.6

44

0

2020

WAS

1

4

3

3.0

3

0

26

0

573

22.0

46

0

1

4

3

3.0

3

0

38

0

856

22.5

46

0

0

0

0

-

-

0

1

0

31

31

31

0

0

0

0

-

-

0

1

0

31

31

31

0

TotalsPostseason
2020

WAS

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/13/2023

Washington

Washington

re-signed

03/24/2022

Washington

Washington

re-signed

03/23/2021

Washington

Washington

re-signed

05/02/2018

Washington

Washington

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ANDRE JONES JR.

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-5

Weight: 258 DOB: Oct. 25, 1998

COMMANDER CALLOUTS••NFL Year: R

College: Louisiana
FAST FACTSEntering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the seventh round (233rd overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE

•

E N D

Played collegiately in 65 games at Louisiana from 2017-22 where
he recorded 209 total tackles (99 solo), 30 tackles for loss, 17.5
career sacks, one interception, eight passes defensed, four forced
fumbles and two fumbles recovered.
His senior season, he started all 14 games and ranked fourth on
the team with 60 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks andrecorded a career-high eight tackles, including two solo stops,
along with a 0.5 sack and a recovered fumble in the victory over
ULM on Nov. 27.

Favorite ice cream flavor: Cookies & Cream
Bucket list vacation spot: Bora Bora
What is something you cant live without: God
What is your deepest fear: Going Broke
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Any Soul Food spot•

He was named to the Sun Belt All-Conference Third Team. His
junior season, he started in all 11 games during the 2020 season

If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Any Super Bowl•

Ranked fifth on the team in total tackles with 43, while adding 3.5
tackles-for-loss and 2.0 sacks

If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Snowfall

PERSONAL•

Jones Jr. was rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and a twotime, first team District 8-1A selection.

•

He helped VHS to district title and semifinal berth in the Class
1A state playoffs. He excelled in basketball earning an honorable
mention Class 1A All-State honors in 2016 for the Wildcats.

•

He was coached in football by Scott Shaffett. Jones Jr. enjoys
fishing and hunting in his spare time.

What three items are you bringing to a deserted island:Camping Kit, Cell Phone, Bible

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/30/2023

Washington

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jaryd jones-smith

TA C K L E
Height: 6-7

Weight: 345

DOB: Sept. 3, 1995 NFL Year: 4

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PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•Is entering his fourth NFL season after spending the 2022 season
in the XFL with the St. Louis BattleHawks.

•

Jones-Smith has played in four career games in the NFL; threewith the Las Vegas Raisers in 2020 and one with the Baltimore
Ravens in 2020.
HAIL TO PITT•

Jones-Smith played at the University of Pittsburgh for five seasons(2013-17).

•

He played in 33 games and made 13 starts for the Panthers.

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/16/2023

Baltimore

Washington

Signed09/21/2021

Las Vegas

Baltimore

Pract. Squad Add

09/08/2020

San Francisco

Las Vegas

Pract. Squad Add

10/01/2019

Miami

San Francisco

Pract. Squad Add

04/09/2019

HoustonMiami

Pract. Squad Add

05/11/2018

Houston

HoustonSignedW A S H I N G T O N

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MARCUS KEMPW I D E
Height: 6-4

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 208

DOB: Aug. 14, 1995

NFL Year: 7

College: Hawaii

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERSOFFSEASON•

Is entering his seventh NFL season after signing with the Kansas
City Chiefs as a UDFA in 2017.

•

Kemp spent five seasons with the Chiefs (2017-20; 21-22) andone season with the Miami Dolphins (2020). He has appeared in
47 games and recorded 42 receiving yards and 24 special teams
tackles and one special teams tackle for loss.

•

•

•

Kemp spent his offseason golfing, hanging with his wife Natasha
and three kids Jermaine, Jakhi and Shai and took a visit to theWhite House with the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl team tomeet with the President Biden.
FAST FACTS

Favorite singer: Lauryn Hill

Is a Super Bowl Champion. He was a member of the 2022 Kansas
City Chiefs Super Bowl team.

Favorite quote: “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands
in moments of convenience and comfort, but where he stands at timesof challenge and controversy,” Martin Luther King, Jr.”RAINBOW WARRIOR•

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Kemp played four seasons (2013-16) at the University of Hawaii
and appeared in 51 games with 32 starts. He registered 2,570
receiving yards and 13 touchdowns.

Go-to karaoke song: Thinking Bout You - Frank Ocean
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Maps, Podcast andDoor Dash

His senior season, he became the first wide receiver to exceed
1,000-plus receiving yards in five years and the 12th overall
receiver to acheive the feat.

Go-to Mario Kart player: Black Shy Guy
If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats andone cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Turkey,
Pastrami and Pepper Jack
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back tolife: Kobe and Gigi Bryant

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/3/23

Kansas City

Washington

Signed01/12/20

Miami

Kansas City

Practice Squad Addition

12/22/20

Kansas City

Miami

Practice Squad Addition

05/8/2017

Kansas City

Kansas City

SignedCareer Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

2018

KC

16

0

1

7

7.0

7

0

2020

KC

11

0

1

11

11.0

11

0

2021

KC

16

0

2

24

12.0

16

0

10.5

16

0

Career Totals
Totals

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47

0

5

42

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Tyler Larsen

C E N T E R
Height: 6-4

Weight: 325

DOB: Jul. 8, 1991

NFL Year: 9

COMMANDER CALLOUTS••FAST FACTSEntering his ninth NFL season after being signed by the Miami
Dolphins in 2014. Made his NFL Debut with the Carolina Panthers
in 2016.
He has played in 17 games with 11 starts in his two season with
Washington and aided the offensive line that helped RB Antonio
Gibson reach 1,000 plus rushing yards in 2021.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Larsen appeared in 52 games with 52 starts at Utah State. Ranks
first all-time in both games played and games started.

•

USA Today Sports Second Team All-American (2013); Rimington
Trophy Finalist (2013); First Team All-Mountain West (2013);
College Sports Madness First Team All-Mountain West (2013);
Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Postseason First-Team
All-Mountain West (2013); First Team All-WAC (2011, 2012)
OFF SEASON ACTIVITIES•

Larsen’s hobbies include riding bike’s, hiking, and nature walks.

•

He spent his offseason getting as much dad time in as he could.

03/17/2022

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Washington Washington

Description
Re-Signed

03/18/2021

Carolina

Washington

Signed01/06/2016

Washington

Carolina

Signed02/10/2015

Miami

Washington

Signed05/12/2014

Miami

Miami

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Favorite TV Show: The OfficeFavorite color: BlueIf you had a boat, what would you name it: Serenity Now
Who was your idol growing up: My Dad
If a dog were an offensive lineman, what type of dog would it be:St.- Bernard
What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
The Sopranos
If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:
Mandalorian
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Gorilla, Sloth and Grizzly Bear
If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose? Star Wars and The Office

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

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Date

College: Utah State

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Larsen has partnered with The Autism Community in Action(TACA) since he joined the NFL.

•In 2019, after he and his wife learned their son Ty had been
diagnosed with Autism, Larsen has devoted his time and donations to the organization to uphold their mission of providing
education, support and empowerment to families and individuals affected by autism to enrich their lives.

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NOLAN LAUFENBERG

G U A R D
Height: 6-3

Weight: 315

DOB: March 25, 1999 NFL Year: 3

College: Air ForceCOMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his third NFL season after signing with the Denver
Broncos as a UDFA in 2021.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Mac and Cheese or Chicken Wings•

Was added to the Commanders Practice Squad in 2021.

Favorite athlete growing up: Carmelo Anthony or Champ Bailey

AIR FORCE••

Laufenberg played at the Air Force Academy for three seasons andappeared in 25 games (21 starts).
Earned first team All-Mountain West honors in 2019 and was a partof an offensive line that led the conference and ranked second
nationally in rushing with a 298.5 per-game average.

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Fortunate
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky diveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one you would want to know: Calories eaten
What is the best TV show theme song of all time: Friends
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: Whiskey Drinking Fever by Zach Bryan

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/10/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed09/29/2021

DenverWashington

Pract. Squad Add

05/14/2021

DenverDenverSignedM E D I A

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CHARLES LENO JR.

O F F E N S I V E
Height: 6-3

Weight: 307

TA C K L E

DOB: Oct. 9, 1991

COMMANDERS CALLOUTWALTER PAYTON MAN OF THE YEAR•Is entering his 10th NFL season and his third with Washington. He
has played and started in 34 games for the Commanders.

•

Was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the seventh round (246th
overall) of the 2014 NFL Draft.

•

Earned Pro Bowl honors in 2018.

•

Leno Jr. played five seasons (2009-13) at Boise State University.
He started in 39 consecutive games, including 26 at left tackle.
He was named first team All-Mountain West in 2013 and second
team All-Mountain West in 2012.

•

Was a member of an offensive line that ranked sixth national insacks allowed per game (0.77) as a junior and led the nation as a
sophomore.

ORANGE AND BLUE•NFL Year: 10 College: Boise State

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Leno Jr. was nominated as the Commanders nominee for the
Walter Payton Man of Year award which recognizes an NFL player
for their outstanding community service activites off the field.

•

Leno Jr. and Jennifer created Beyond the Entertainer, afoundation focused on mentoring, empowring and inspiring
community members of all ages to pay it forward.

•

After the birth of their first child, the Leno’s started Leno Clause
which works with 20 different nonprofits throughout the DMV
community, donating holiday gifts, stocking stores and giving
monetary donations to ensure the organizations can provide thegreatest holiday experiences for their members.

•This Thanksgiving, the Leno’s delivered Thanksgiving meals to
those in need. Last season, through Beyond the Entertainer,Charles and Jennifer made a $5,000 donation to Feed the Fridge,
a local organization focused on bringing fresh meals to those in
need.

•

Leno Jr. highlighted the Hog Farmers, Beyond the Entertainer andFeed the Fridge for My Cause, My Cleats in 2022.

HOG FARMERS•Last season, Leno Jr. worked with the Hog Farmers Charitable
Foundation, a pediatric cancer non-profit organization that
supports families in the DMV area that have been affected bypediatric cancer.

•

At training camp last season, Sophie, a cancer survivor, came out
to practice with the Hog Farmers where she was surprised witha special entrance, meet-and-greets with her favorite players
including Leno Jr., a custom jersey, and the opportunity to runsome football drills with Commanders’ coaches.

•

Leno Jr. spent the offseason with his wife Jennifer and threedaughters Carsynn, Oaklynn and Jordynn.

•

He also started a podcast with his wife called Beyond theEntertainer

OFFSEASON

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Strawberry

If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: In-n-Out
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Thrilla in Manila; Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier III

Bucket list vacation spot: Africa
What is something you can’t live without: My family
What is your deepest fear: God
If your TV was stuck one one channel for the rest of your life, whatwoulf you want it to be: ESPN

If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: NBA on TNTWhat three items are you bringing to a deserted island: A knife, adeck of cards and a scuba suit

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/12/21

ChicagoWashington

Signed

8/20/2019

ChicagoChicagoRe-signed

08/23/2017

ChicagoChicagoRe-signed

05/13/2014

ChicagoChicagoDrafted/Signed

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cornelius lucas

TA C K L E
Height: 6-8

Weight: 327

DOB: Jul. 18, 1991

NFL Year: 10

College: Kansas State

COMMANDER CALLOUTSPERSONAL•

Entering his 10th NFL season after originally being signed by the
Detroit Lions in 2014.

•

He has played in a total of 98 games with 43 starts. Lucas started
a career high 12 games in the 2022 season with Washington andcontributed to the offensive line that helped RB Antonio Gibson
reach 1,000 plus rushing yards in 2021.

•

Attended Edna Carr High School in New Orleans, Louisiana. Wasa three-year starter on the football team. Earned first team all-district honors and was named the Outstanding Offensive Lineman of
the Year.
FAST FACTS

Favorite Movie: Bad Boys I & II
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played in 50 career games with 26 starts at Kansas State. Wasa member of the first senior class since 2003 to advance to four
straight bowl games.

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Started all 13 games at left tackle in 2013, helping the Wildcats
earn their first bowl victory in 11 years.

•

Started all 13 games at left tackle in 2012. Appeared in 12 games asa reserve offensive lineman and on special teams in 2011.
OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•This offseason, Lucas spent a lot of his time doing DIY Home
projects for home improvement.

•

For a true vacation he decided to do a two-week backpack trip
across Europe.

•

Real Estate has always been something that interests him which
led to him going on a real estate venture in Miami.

•

Lucas made it a focus to spend as much time as he could with hisfamily and working on his craft in the kitchen.

Favorite Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad
If you could have one superpower, what would it be:
Mind Reader
Favorite Candy: Sour Strips
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: Ninja Warrior
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time:
Icee, Chili Cheese Hot Dog, Chips
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts:
No! Lol
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography:
Everything I’m not, made me everything I am.

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MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/19/2020

Chicago Bears

Washington

Signed01/23/2019

New Orleans

ChicagoSigned12/27/2018

New Orleans

New Orleans

Signed

12/20/2018

Los Angeles

New Orleans

Signed04/16/2018

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

Re-Signed

09/12/2017

DetroitLos Angeles

Signed05/12/2014

Detroit

Detroit

Signed2 0 2 3

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G U I D E•

Lucas has partered with Convoy of Hope since 2021. Convoy of
Hope is a humanitarian, faith-based organization on a mission
to feed the hungry and bring help and hope to communities thatneed it most.

•The organization also helps with disaster relief efforts which
helped with assisting families affected by Hurricane Ida in
Lucas’s hometown New Orlenas, Louisina.

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Jartavius MARTIN

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-0 Weight: 195

B A C K

DOB: April 17, 2000 NFL Year: R College: Illinois

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERSOFFSEASON•

Is entering his rookie season after being drafted by theCommanders in the second round (47th overall) in the 2023 NFL
draft.

••

Goes by “Quan.”

FAST FACTS•
Favorite ice cream flavor: Cookies and CreamFIGHTING ILLINI•

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Played in 55 games with 28 starts for the University of Illinois
from 2018-22 and recorded 222 total tackles, 30 pass breakups,
seven interceptions, four forced fumbles and two fumble
recoveries.

Martin spent the offseason preparing for the NFL Draft andspending time with his family.

Bucket list vacation spot: Bali
What is something you can’t live without: Music
What is your deepest fear: Deep Ocean•

Earned All-Big Ten second team by the media and All-Big Ten
third team by the coaches his senior season.

If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Animal Planet•

During the 2022 season, he led Illinois in solo tackles (51) andhad the fourth highest tackling grade in the nation amongcornerbacks (90.4) according to Pro Football Focus.

If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Any steakhouse•

Finished 22nd in the nation and third in the Big Ten in passes
defensed with 14 in 2022.

If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Super Bowl 44 between the New Orleans Saints
and the Indianapolis Colts
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Maury
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: A knife, a
pot and a lighter

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/28/23

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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PHIDARIAN MATHISD E F E N S I V E••

TA C K L E

Height: 6-4

Weight: 312 DOB: April 26, 1998 NFL Year: 2 College: Alabama

COMMANDERS CALLOUTFAST FACTS•
Favorite singer: Rod Wave or NBA Young Boy

Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the second round (47th overall) in the 2022 NFL
Draft.

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Favorite quote: “Don’t nobody move but the money.”
Go-to karaoke song: Too Long - King George

Suffered a season-ending knee injury in the first game of his
rookie season.

You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Youtube,
Instagram and Facebook

ROLL TIDE•

Played at the University of Alabama for four seasons (2018-21)
and appeared in 55 games.

•

Recorded 129 tackles (53 solo), 10.5 sacks, 17.5 tackles for loss,
five pass breakups, three forced fumbles and three fumble
recoveries.

If you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats
and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Bologna•

Earned All-SEC second team honors his senior season and served
as a permanent team captain in 2021.

Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
Rewind•Became the third defensive lineman taken by Washington out of
Alabama, joining DT Jonathan Allen and DT Daron Payne.

Who is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back tolife: MO3•

Won the National Championship with Alabama for the 2020 CFB
season.

If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
Mike Epps

Go-to Mario Kart player: MarioTransactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/18/22

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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David mayo

L I N E B A C K E R
Height: 6-2 Weight: 240

DOB: Aug. 18, 1993

NFL Year: 9 College: Texas State

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

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FAST FACTS•Entering his ninth NFL season after being drafted by Carolina in
the fifth round (169th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft.

•

Mayo has played in a total of 112 games with 26 starts. He hasrecorded a total of 180 tackles (106 solo), three sacks, five passes defensed, one forced fumble and two fumbles recovered.

Favorite TV Show: Peaky Blinders
Favorite color: Tan
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Charlotte
Who was your idol growing up: My older brothers
If a dog were a linebacker, what type of dog would it be:German Shepard

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played in 29 games in three seasons (2012-2014) at Texas Stateafter playing 1 season at Santa Monica College.

What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
Seinfeld•

Mayo totaled 284 tackles (157 solo), four interceptions, three
forced fumbles, 2.5 sacks, and one fumble recovery at Texas
State.

If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:
The Office•Was named the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year in 2014.

You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Lion, Gorilla, Elephant

OFFSEASON

If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose: Lord of the Rings, The Office•

Mayo spent his offseason spending as much time as he could withhis wife Jordan and kids Elijah, Everly, and Jeremiah.

•He was able to take the family to Disneyland with his time off andcatch up with his hobbies of Golfing, Boating and Cooking.

MY CAUSE, MY CLEATS•

Mayo has represented the Pat Tillman Foundation for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

The Pat Tillman Foundation identifies remarkable military service members, veterans and spouses, empowering them with academic scholarships, lifelong leadership development opportunities and a diverse, global community of high-performing mentors and peers.

•

These scholars are making an impact as they lead through action in the fields of healthcare, business andpublic service, STEM, educationand the humanities.

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2015

CAR

12

0

Tack. Asst. Sacks
0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2016

CAR

15

0

7

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

2017

CAR

16

1

7

6

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2018

CAR

16

3

5

6

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2019

NYG

16

13

50

30

2.0

8.5

0

0

0

0

2

2

5

0

1

2020

NYG

11

2

12

8

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

2021

WAS

16

4

12

7

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

0

1

2022

WAS

13

3

13

16

1.0

1.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

-

0

5

3

12

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

115

26

106

74

3.0

9.5

0

Postseason
2015

CAR

2017

CAR

Totals

3

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/18/2021

New York Giants

Washington

Signed03/16/2020

New York Giants

New York Giants

Re-Signed

09/02/2019

San Francisco

New York Giants

Signed03/14/2019

Carolina

San Francisco

Signed05/07/2015

Carolina

Carolina

Drafted/Signed

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KYRIC MCgowan

W I D E
Height: 5-11

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 198 DOB: Nov. 1, 1999 NFL Year: 2 College: Georgia Tech

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his second NFL season after signing with Washington
as a UDFA in 2022.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Salmon•Played in two games his rookie season.

Favorite athlete growing up: Kobe Bryant

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be: Blessing•

McGowan played at Georiga Tech in 2021. He appeared in 11 games,
making 10 starts.

•

Was tied for the team lead with 37 receptions and third on the teamwith 467 receiving yards.

•

He played at Northwestern University from 2017-20 where heamassed 1,677 all-purpose yards (802 receiving, 531 kickoff, 352
rushing) in 42 games.

Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky DiveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one you would want to know: How many times a day I say the word
“like”
If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: John Wick
What is the best TV show theme song of all time: Fresh Prince ofBelair
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: Waterfall Flow by Lil Baby

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TERRY McLaurin

W I D E
Height: 6-0

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 210

DOB: Sept. 15, 1995

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his fifth NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the third round (76th overall) in the 2019 NFL Draft.

•

Signed a three-year extension with the Commanders lastoffseason.

•

Last season, McLaurin set a new single-season career-high inreceiving yards (1,191).

•

Has recorded 100-plus yards in 14 games in Washington, which
ranks seventh in franchise history.

•His 299 receptions and 4,281 receiving yards are the most in teamhistory through four NFL seasons.

•Finished in the top 10 in the NFL in receiving yards (1,191) and yards
per reception (15.5) in 2022.

•

Last season, he became the sixth player in NFL history to have atleast 50 receptions and 900 receiving yards in each of his first four
seasons joining Randy Moss, A.J. Green, Michael Thomas, Mike
Evans and Joey Galloway.

•

Earned his first Pro Bowl Honors in 2022 and became the first
Washington wide receiver to be named to the Pro Bowl sinceSantana Moss in 2005.

•

Became the first player in franchise history to have 80-plus
receptions with 1,000-plus receiving yards at the age of 25 years or
younger.

•

In 2021, McLaurin became the first Washington player to reach
1,000 yards in consecutive seasons since WR Henry Ellard did sofrom 1994-96.

THE TERRY McLAURIN FOUNDATION•

McLaurin created The Terry McLaurin Foundation to help and giveback to the youth and the DC community. The foundation seeks tohelp underserved children become the best version of themselvesby providing them with the tools to succeed in the classroom andsociety.

•

The foundation also launched the “Dream Catchers Fund” to help
fulfill requests for disadvantaged kids.

•

Last season, McLaurin held a birthday party that was attended bychildren from CASA of DC and Big Brothers Big Sisters National
Capital Area.

•

McLaurin won the NFLPA Week 2 Community MVP last season
and highlighted his foundation during the My Cause, My Cleats
campaign in 2022.
OFFSEASON•

McLaurin spent his offseason golfing, fishing and traveling with his
girlfriend, Caitlin.

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NFL Year: 5 College: Ohio State17

O-H-I-0•Played for the Ohio State University for four seasons (2015-18) andplayed in 53 games (33 starts) and registered 75 receptions for
1,251 yards.

•

He holds Ohio State receiver rankings of No. 6 both single season(11) and career touchdowns (19), No. 12 in single season yards percatch (20.0, 2018) and No. 13 in career yards per catch (16.7).

•

Was a two-time team captain in 2017 and 2018 and a member of
the Ohio State teams that won the National Championship in 2014.

•

McLaurin held his inaugural football camp in June where over
150 kids attended and ran through drills that worked on passing,catching, ball carrying, footwork, speed and other football
fundamentals.

WE’RE GOING CAMPING!

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Vanilla
Bucket list vacation spot: Maldives
What is something you can’t live without: Food
What is your deepest fear: Burning alive
If your TV was stuck one one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Chick-Fil-a
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: 2016 NBA Finals
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Power
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: My phone,
my dog and my girlfriend

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att. Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

Fumble

2019

WAS

14

14

0

0

0

0

0

58

919

15.8

75t

7

919

0

2020

WAS

15

15

2

30

15.0

27

0

87

1,118

12.9

68t

4

1,148

1

2021

WAS

17

17

1

12

12.0

12

0

77

1,053

13.7

46

5

1,065

0

2022

WAS

16

16

7

29

4.1

12

0

74

1117

15.1

51

4

1146

0

4281

14.3

75t

21

4352

1

Career Totals
Totals

63

63

10

71

7.1

27

0

299

Postseason
2020

NFL

Totals

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

6

75

12.5

18

0

75

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

6

75

12.5

18

0

75

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2021, 2022)

Games

--

7 (2022)

Attempts

2, (Oct. 13, 2022 at CHI)

30 (2020)

Yards

27, (Nov. 15, 2020 at DET)

27 (2021)Long

27, (Nov. 15, 2020 at DET)

--

TD

--

87 (2020)Rec

11, (Sept. 16, 2021 vs. NYG)

1191 (2022)

Yds.

130, (Dec. 15, 2019 vs. PHI)

75t (2019)Long

75, (Dec. 15, 2019 vs PHI)

7 (2019)TD

2, (2x Last, Oct 3, 2021 at ATL)

1220 (2022)

Scrim Yd.

130, (Dec. 15, 2019 vs. PHI)

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/05/2022

Washington

Washington

Re-signed

06/06/2019

Washington

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dax milne

W I D E
Height: 6-1

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 190

DOB: Jun. 23, 1999

COMMANDER CALLOUTSEntering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the seventh round (258th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

•

He has played in a total of 28 games with two starts. He has recorded 15 receptions for 120 yards and one touchdown.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

In 2020, Milne finished the season ranked No. 4 in receiving yards(1,188). He had 69 catches for 1,169 yards and eight touchdowns.
Overall, Milne played in 35 games at BYU and amassed 100 receptions for 1,523 yards and 11 touchdowns.
ORGANIZATIONS•

Milne has donated and supported Friends of Loudan County
Animal Services.

•

Its a nonprofit, independent animal welfare organization dedicatedto raising funds for and providing support to the animals andprograms of FLCAS.

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/14/2021

Washington

Washington

DraftedM E D I A

G U I D E

Favorite Movie? Saving Private Ryan
If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
The power to heal; So I could end people’s physical pain.
Favorite Candy? Watermelon Sour Punch Straws
Who on the team could go pro in another sport?
Tress Way in Golf
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be? Family Feud
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time?
Peanut Butter M&M’s, Dill Pickle Spitz Seeds, BBQ Pringles
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts?
Desserts
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography?
Find a Way

OFF-SEASON ACTIVITIESTransactions

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College: BYU
FAST FACTS••

NFL Year: 3

15•

Milne’s offseason activities include playing golf, playing video
games, and catching up on movies/shows.

•He spent time in Utah around his friends and family.

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

2021

WAS

13

1

1

1

2022

WAS

15

1

0

0

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg

TD

Scrim. Fumble

1.0

1

0

9

83

9.2

22

0

84

0

0.0

0

0

6

37

6.2

12

1

37

0

15

120

8.0

22

1

121

0

Career Totals
Totals

28

2

1

1

1.0

1

0

Career Returning
Year

Team

PR

FC

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

KR

FC

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

2022

WAS

32

19

241

7.5

19

0

15

0

300

20.0

33

0

32

19

241

7.5

19

0

15

0

300

20.0

33

0

Totals142

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Efe obada

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-6

Weight: 265

E N D

DOB: Apr. 13, 1992

NFL Year: 6

College: None

97

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Entering his sixth NFL season after originally being signed by the
Dallas Cowboys in 2015.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Pounded Yam & Egusi•

Was the first player from the International Players Pathway
program to make the 53-man roster of a team in 2018 with the
Carolina Panthers.

Favorite athlete growing up: Thierry Henry•He has played in a total of 69 games with three starts. Obada
has recorded a total of 86 tackles (52 solo), 15 sacks, one
interception, six passes defensed.
ORGANIZATIONS

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
MiracleWould you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky DiveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money

•

Obada is a BigKids Foundation Ambassador which is a UK based
charity on a mission to end exclusion and youth violence.

If you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Roronoa Zoro fromOne Piece•

He is also an NFL Academy Ambassador which is a major initiativeby the NFL which aims to create life changing opportunities foryoung people all over the world.

What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: The Office (It’smy ringtone)
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived
somewhere, what would it be: Wizkid - Blessed

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•Obada spent his offseason going back to his home in London to bewith family and friends.

•

While training, Obada was part of Sky Sports’ live coverageof Super Bowl LVII, alongside former NFL quarterback Ryan
Fitzpatrick and current Miami Dolphins defender Christian Wilkins.
This was his first time attending a Super Bowl

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Obada has collaborated with the MIND Foundation for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

The MIND Foundation serves to improve mental health countrywide by providing advice and support services and promote awareness.

•

Obada has been able to share his story through his cleats and features through the Commanders and NFLUK

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Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/23/2022

Buffalo

Washington

Signed04/19/2021

Carolina

Buffalo

Signed09/07/2020

Carolina

Carolina

Re-Signed

01/06/2020

Carolina

Carolina

Re-Signed

01/23/2019

Carolina

Carolina

Re-Signed

05/25/2017

Carolina

Carolina

Pract. Squad Add

07/28/2016

Kansas City

Atlanta

Signed03/10/2016

DallasKansas City

Signed04/01/2015

DallasDallasSignedCareer Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Tack. Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2018

Car

10

0

6

2

2.0

18.0

1

0

0

0

2

7

2

0

0

2019

Car

16

0

14

10

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

4

2

0

0

2020

Car

16

1

10

8

5.5

35.0

0

0

0

0

0

15

4

1

2

2021

Buf

10

1

8

4

2022

WAS

17

1

14

10

3.5

22.0

0

0

0

0

1

8

3

0

0

4.0

30.0

0

0

0

0

2

8

4

0

0

0

0

0

6

42

15

1

2

Career Totals
Totals

69

3

52

34

15.0

105.0

1

Postseason
2021

Buf

Totals

144

1

0

2

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

2

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

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AARON MONTEIROTA C K L E
Height: 6-6

Weight: 315 DOB: March 25, 1997 NFL Year: 3 College: Boston College

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Is entering his fourth NFL season after signing with the Miami
Dolphins as an UDFA in 2018.

•

Signed with the Commanders in 2022.
WE ARE! BC!

Favorite singer: Gunna, Young Thug, Drake or Baby Tron
Favorite quote: ““Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a
gift of God, which is why we call it the present.”
Go-to karaoke song: Neighbors Know My Name by Trey Songz•Monteiro played at Boston College for four seasons (2015-18)
where he played in 43 games including 30 starts at left tackle.

•

A key part of an offensive line that allowed 1.15 sacks per game
which ranked 13th in FBS in 2017.

You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Instagram,Snapchat and Twitter
Go-to Mario Kart player: Yoshi or Luigi
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back tolife: Kobe Bryant
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
Tariq St. Patrick from Power

Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/23/2022

Carolina

Washington

Signed

11/12/2019

New England

Carolina

Pract. Squad Add

10/23/2019

Miami

New England

Pract. Squad Add

05/09/2019

Miami

Miami

SignedM E D I A

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JARET PATTERSONR U N N I N GHeight: 5-9

B A C K

Weight: 195 DOB: Dec. 23, 1999 NFL Year: 3 College: Buffalo

COMMANDERS CALLOUT

32

FAST FACTS•Is entering his third NFL season after signing with Washington as
an UDFA in 2021.

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Mint Chocolate Chip•

Has played in 20 games for Washington and has recorded 344
rushing yards and two touchdowns on 85 attempts as well as 10
receptions for 73 yards.

What is something you can’t live without: My family

GO BULLS!
••

Patterson played three seasons at the University of Buffalo where
he ran for 3,884 yards and 52 touchdowns on 636 attempts. He
also posted 20 receptions and 271 receiving yards.
Broke the single-season record rushing yards yards as a sophomore
and became the first freshman in school history to rush for 1,000
yards.

Bucket list vacation spot: Turks and Caicos

What is your deepest fear: Failure
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what would
it be: CAVA
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Any Boxing Match
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Food,
Clothes and a Football

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/03/2021

Washington

Washington

Signed146

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CHRIS PAULG U A R D
Height: 6-4

Weight: 324 DOB: Nov. 19, 1998 NFL Year: 2 College: Tulsa

COMMANDERS CALLOUT•

75

FAST FACTSIs entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the seventh round (230th overall) in the 2022 NFL
draft.

Favorite movie: The Blind Side•

Played and started in one game his rookie season.

If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why: Flying
because it is a more efficient mode of transportation•

Played in 32 games with 28 starts for the University of Tulsa for
four seasons (2018-21).

•

Has started in 12 games at left guard, eight games at right tackle,
and eight games at right guard.

•

Was named to the NCAA’s Division I Football OversightCommittee as an SAAC representative for 2021. Also served as
the American Athletic Conference’s representative to the NCAA
Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and was a memberof the NCAA Board of Governors Committee to Promote Cultural
Diversity and Equity (CPCDE).

LET THE HURRICANE ROAR•

Favorite Book: Leaders Eat Last

Favorite candy: Wiley Wallaby - watermelon licorice
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: Family Feud
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time: Candyropes, hot cheeto peanuts and ooey booey butter cake
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts for the rest of
your life: Appetizers
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography: Chris
Paul: One Dimension at a time

Earned second team All-American Athletic Conference honors in
2020.
OFF THE FIELD•Paul supports multiple organizations and philanthropies off the
field such as Athletes for Hope which has helped him becomea mental health ambassador and Pow6fulminds which is an
initiative to end the stigma surrounding mental health.

•Paul is also very passionate about music and has created songs
under the name “The Seventh.”•

This offseason, Paul was appointed to the NCAA Division I Boardof Directors.

Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/06/22

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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daron payne

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-3

Weight: 320

TA C K L E

DOB: May. 27, 1997

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 6

College: Alabama

94

MAN OF THE YEAR•Entering his sixth NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the first round (13th Overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft.

•Payne was presented the Player of the Year Award at Youth For
Tomorrow’s 34th Annual Burgundy and Gold Banquet on May 11th.

•

Payne finished the 2022 season with 64 tackles (33 solo),including 18 for loss and recorded a career-high 11.5 sacks for81.5 sack yards.

•

Washington Head Coach Ron Rivera presented the award to
Daron for his outstanding 2022 season.

••

He also notched five passes defensed and 20 quarterback hits.
Payne finished the season No. 3 in the NFL and No. 1 in the NFC
in sacks by an interior defensive lineman.

The award has been presented each year since 1969 which was“gifted” to YFT by its Founder, Bob Geoghan, in 2015.

•

Payne led the entire NFL in tackles for loss by an interior
defensive linemen.

•

He also tied DT David Butz for the franchise record for sacks in asingle season by a Washington player.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played collegiately in 44 games at Alabama from 2015-17 andcompiled 102 career tackles (39 solo), 5.0 tackles for loss, 3.0
sacks, five pass breakups, two fumble recoveries, one forced
fumble and one interception.

PRO BOWL SEASON•

Payne joined Washington DT Jonathan Allen and New York Giants
DT Dexter Lawrence as the defensive tackles who represented
the NFC.

•

This was Payne’s first Pro Bowl selection.

•

It marks the first time in franchise history that Washington
had multiple defensive tackles named Pro Bowlers in the same
season.
IN THE COMMUNITY•

Payne’s passion on the field translates to his passion to give backto his community.

•

This offseason, He was able to give back to his hometown
community in Alabama by hosting his second annual youth footballclinic in Birmingham.

•

Along with engaging with the kids in drills and giving them pointerson their game, Payne also took the time to speak with kids as agroup and individually to emphasize work ethic and his journey to
the NFL.

Favortie singer/musical artist: Lil Baby or Future•

You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing: Cashapp, Uber, and YouTube

Payne has collaborated with the Alabama Kidney Foundation and
The Lupus Foundation for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

If you had to make your sandwhiches with the same two meats
and once cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Turkey Breast, Chicken Breast, American Cheese

The Alabama Kidney Foundation (AKF) serves kidney patientsof Alabama through financial assistance, education and support
services.

•

The Lupus Foundation helps to improve the quality of life for all
people affected by lupus through programs of research, education,
support and advocacy.

•

Payne uses this support to is honor his mother and bringing attention to the daily challenges of living with lupus.

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•Payne uses his free time in the offseason to fish and play video
games to relax.

•

He has taken up skeet shooting and continues to train in various
places in the country to work on his game.

FAST FACTS

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would love to see:
Kobe

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2018

WAS

16

16

35

21

5.0

28.0

0

0

0

0

3

8

6

1

1

2019

WAS

15

9

32

24

2.0

11.0

0

0

0

0

2

4

3

0

0

2020

WAS

16

16

27

27

3.0

16.5

1

0

0

0

4

8

7

3

1

2021

WAS

17

17

35

26

4.5

22.5

0

0

0

0

0

15

6

0

1

2022

WAS

17

17

33

31

11.5

81.5

0

0

0

0

5

20

18

0

1

1

0

0

0

14

55

40

4

4

Career Totals
Totals

81

75

162

129

26.0

159.5

Postseason
2020

NFL

Totals

1

1

2

3

2.0

14.0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

1

0

1

1

2

3

2.0

14.0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

1

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2021, 2022)

Games

--

64 (2022)

Total Tackles

8, (Nov. 18, 2018 vs. HOU)

11.5 (2022)

Sacks

2, (2x, Last Jan 1, 2023 vs. CLE)

20 (2022)

QBH

3, (Sep. 11. 2022 vs. JAX)

18 (2022)

TFL

4, (Nov. 6, 2022 vs. MIN)

5 (2022)PD

2, (Oct. 2, 2022 vs. JAX)

3 (2020)FF

1, (4x, Last, Dec. 13, 2020 at SF)

1 (18’20’21’22)

FR

1, (4x, Last, Oct. 30, 2022 at IND)

1 (2018)INT

1, (Dec. 20, 2020 vs. SEA)

Transactions

2 0 2 3

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

03/13/2023

Washington

Washington

Re-signed

04/27/2021

Washington

Washington

Exercise Option

05/10/2018

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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79

BENNING POTOA’E

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-3

TA C K L E

Weight: 290 DOB: Sep. 17, 1996

NFL Year: 4

College: Washington

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•FAST FACTSEntering his fourth NFL season after signing with the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers in 2020.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE••

Potoa’e played 53 games at the University of Washington from2016-19 and recorded 117 total tackles (70 solo), 8.5 sacks 20.5
tackles for loss, and three forced fumbles.
In 2019, he played in all 13 games, with four starts and earned
a Pro Football Focus All Pac-12 honorable mention. In 2018, heplayed in all 14 games, starting in 13 (all but the Rose Bowl).

Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Favorite color: Red
If you had a boat, what would you name it: Jaws
Who was your idol growing up: My Dad
If a dog were a defensive lineman, what type of dog would it be:
Cane Corso
If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:
The Jamie Foxx Show
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Deep-Sea divePERSONAL•

Potoa’e was named to the “Medium-Sized School” All-America
second team by MaxPreps and was also named the state’s defensive player of the year by USA Today.

•

He also was named all-state by the Seattle Times and the Associated Press, as well as all-state and all-area by the Tacoma
News-Tribune.

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/06/2023

Washington

Washington

Active/prac. squad

09/13/2022

Tampa Bay

Washington

Pract. squad add

01/24/2022

Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay

Signed02/09/2021

Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay

Signed05/04/2020

Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay

SignedCareer Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2020

TB

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

TB

1

0

0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

WAS

2

0

2

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

4

0

2

3

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

Career Totals
Totals

150

0.0

0

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BYRON PRINGLEW I D E
Height: 6-1

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 203 DOB: Nov. 17, 1993

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

College: Kansas StateFAST FACTS•Entering his fifth NFL season after originally signing with theChiefs as an undrafted free agent in 2018.

•

Named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week following Week
7 of the 2020 season after returning a kickoff for a 102-yardtouchdown in the Chiefs 43-16 victory over the Denver Broncos.

•

NFL Year: 5

Moved into fourth place in the Chiefs franchise history for mostreceiving touchdowns in postseason career with three in ninegames.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Pringle played for two seasons (2016-17) at Kansas State,appearing in 25 games (24 starts).

•

He finished his collegiate career second in school history incareer yards per reception (19.64) and sixth in both career
kickoff-return average (27.6) and yards (1,076).

•

He also was tied for fourth with two career kickoff-return
touchdowns and was one of 30 players in school history to reach
1,000 career receiving yards, while he was one of just sevenformer community-college players to accomplish the feat.

•He became the 29th player in school history to top the 2,000yard mark in all-purpose yards.

Favorite athlete growing up: Michael Vick
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Blessing
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky diveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:Time
If there were stats availale for every aspect of your life, what is
one stat you would like to know:
How many steps I have taken
What is something you cant live without: Family

PERSONAL•

A Tampa, Fla. native who played for Robinson High School.

•

He was a Second Team Class 5A All-Florida selection while alsoearning First Team All-Hillsborough County honors after catching
25 passes for 391 yards and seven touchdowns.

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Pringle had collaborated with R33M for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

The Ross K. MacNeill Foundations mission to end pediatric brain cancer includes two clear efforts: to fundraise for research and to increaseawareness.

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

07/25/2023

ChicagoWashington

Signed03/20/2022

Kansas City

ChicagoSigned04/30/2021

Kansas City

Kansas City

Re-signed

05/05/2018

Kansas City

Kansas City

SignedCareer Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

Rec

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

ScrimYds

2019

KC

16

0

0

0

0

0

0

12

170

14.2

28

1

170

2020

KC

13

3

0

0

0

0

0

13

160

12.3

37

1

160

2021

KC

17

5

0

0

0

0

0

42

568

13.5

40t

5

568

2022

Chi

11

4

0

0

0

0

0

10

135

13.5

35t

2

135

0

77

1033

13.4

40t

9

1033

Career Totals
Totals

152

57

12

0

0

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JEREMY REAVESS A F E T Y
Height: 5-11

Weight: 200

DOB: Aug. 29, 1996

COMMANDER CALLOUTSNFL Year: 6

39

College: S. Alabama

OUT IN THE COMMUNITY•

Is entering his sixth NFL season, all with Washington.

•

Re-signed with the Commanders this offseason.

•

Signed with Washington in 2018.

•

Finished tied for second in the NFL and second in the NFC with 16
special teams tackles in 2022.

•

Reaves has been active in the community since he got to
Washington.

•

While in Las Vegas for the Pro Bowl, Reaves attened the NFL FLAG
championship and gave advice to the teams. He also attended adinner for the 11 teams that represented the Commanders at thetournament.

ALL-PRO REAVO•

Reaves became a crucial part of Washington’s special teams unit
after making the 53-man roster for the first time in his career in
022.

•

Reaves earned Pro Bowl honors in 2022 and was named thestarter for special teams.

•

He was also selected as first team All-Pro by the NFLPA, theAssociated Press and Pro Football Focus.

•

SWEET HOME ALABAMA•

Reaves played at South Alabama from 2014-17 where herecorded 301 total tackles (208 solo), 22 passes defensed, eightinterceptions, eight forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries in
45 games played.

•

Earned the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Yearaward his senior season.

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Vanilla
What is something you cant live without: God/Bible
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place, what would it be: Any Superbowl
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Lighter, Knife and Tent
Deepest Fear: Height2 0 2 3

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JOHN RIDGEWAYD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-5

Weight: 321

TA C K L E

DOB: May 7, 1999

NFL Year: 2

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his second NFL season after being drafted by Dallas in
the fifth round (178th Overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

•

Ridgeway played 15 games with four starts and recorded 24 total
tackles (nine solo), one pass defensed, amd one forced fumble.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE

College: Arkansas

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FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Mustard
Bucket list vacation spot: Italy
What is something you cant live without: My Family•

Four-year starter at Illinois St. (transfered to Arkansas)

If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Nickelodeon•

Appeared in 42 career games with 40 starts at defensive tackle
and recorded 141 tackles (62 solo), three sacks, one forced
fumble, and one interception.

If you could put any franchise resturant in your house, what would
it be: D.C. PrimePERSONAL

If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: The Colosseum•

A native of Bloomington, Ill. and attended Bloomington H.S.

•

Son of Katie and John Ridgeway, Jr. Has a younger sister, Grace.
Born May 7, 1999 in Bloomington, Ill.

If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be?:Naked & Afraid•

Majored in criminal justice.

What three items are you bringing to a deserted island:Lighter, Sunglasses, Bug SprayOFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•This offseason, Ridgeway spent his time rehabbing and training
for the upcoming season.

•

He was abe to go back to his hometown in Bloomington, Ill. where
he spent time with friends and family.

•

His hobbies include fishing and playing with his dog.

			

JOHN CENA!

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Ridgeway used to wrestle and in 2017, he won the Class 2A IHSA
state wrestling finals.

•

Ridgeway has collaborated with the Friends of Homeless Animals(FOHA) for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

Although not exactly the same, Ridgeway admits that his wrestling experience likely helped him during his time as a defensive
tackle for the Razorbacks.

•

The Friends of Homeless Animals organization provides food,shelter, medical care, rehabilitation, and compassion to homelessanimals with efforts of finding permanent, loving homes for the
animals in their care.

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Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

09/19/2022

DallasWashington

Acquired via waivers

05/12/2022

DallasDallasSigned/drafted

Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Att. Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

2022

WAS

11

3

13.0

24

0

5

64

12.8

23

0

90

5

64

12.8

23

0

90

2

26

Career Totals
Totals

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11

3

2

26

13.0

24

0

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Brian robinson jr.

R U N N I N GHeight: 6-1

Weight: 225

B A C K

DOB: Mar. 22, 1999

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his second NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the third round (98th Overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft. He madehis NFL Debut in Week 5.

•

Played 12 games with nine starts and recorded 205 carries for 797
yards and two touchdowns along with nine receptions for 60 yards
and a touchdown.
ROLL TIDE!

NFL Year: 2

College: Alabama

8

FAST FACTS
If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
BBQ
Favorite athlete growing up: Reggie BushIf you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Blessing
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Deep-sea diveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money

•

Robinson Jr. played collegiatlety at Alabama where as a senior in
2021, he rushed 271 times for 1,343 yards and 14 touchdowns.

•

He added 35 receptions for 296 yards and two touchdowns in 2021.

What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: Fresh Prince of
Bel-Air•

He was named to the All-SEC First Team by the conferencecoaches and was named a Reese’s Bowl All-American.

Favortie singer/musical artist: Future•His 14 rushing touchdowns were the most by a running back in the
SEC and his 16 total touchdowns were the 20th most in the nation.
GIVING BACK•

Robinson partnered with Next Gen Football at Hillcrest HighSchool in Tuscaloosa, with nearly 50 children taking part in theskills camp.

•“I think it was the perfect opportunity for me to come home andget in front of these kids and motivate them and show them
there’s a way do all of this,” Robinson said. “I can just think backon the days that I was working and coming up as a kid playing
sports. That just polished me into who I am on the sports field
today. - WVUAED BLOCK COURAGE AWARD

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS

Robinson was presented the ‘Ed Block Courage Award” at the YouthFor Tomorrow’s 34th Annual Burgundy and Gold Banquet on May 11th.
Each year the Ed Block Courage Awards honors those National Football League players who exemplify commitments to the principles ofsportsmanship and courage. Robinson missed the first four games ofthe 2022 season after suffering gunshot wounds to his knee and leg on
August 29th. Robinson returned to the field in Week 5 at home against
the Tennessee Titans. Despite missing four games, he lead the team inrushing yards (710), rushing attempts (181) and rushing yards per game
(64.5) in 2022.

Robinson has collaborated with Everytown for Gun Safety for his “My
Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative. Everytown is the largest gun violence
prevention organization in the country that aims to build awarenessabout the complexities of gun violence in America so that every person—policymakers, volunteers, cultural influencers, business leaders,and more—can learn about the issues and become part of the solutions.

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

Fumble

2022

WAS

12

9

205

797

3.9

24

2

9

60

6.7

18

1

857

0

9

60

6.7

18

1

857

0

Career Totals
Totals

12

9

205

797

3.9

24

2

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

5/3/2021

Washington

Washington

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Chris rodriguez jr.

R U N N I N GHeight: 5-11

B A C K

Weight: 224 DOB: Sep. 26, 1999

NFL Year: R

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the sixth round (193rd Overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

•

Rodriguez Jr. is the 12th drafted running back by the franchisein the sixth round. Most notably, RB Alfred Morris was draftedin the sixth round in 2012 and was a two-time Pro-Bowler andmade the 2012 NFL All-Rookie Team.
WILDCATS IN THE HOUSE•

Rodriguez Jr. played 46 games with 19 starts at the University of
Kentucky from 2018-22 and recorded 3,644 rushing yards and 32
rushing touchdowns.

•

His 3,644 career rushing yards ranks third-most in program
history and his 32 rushing touchdowns ranks second in Wildcat
history.

•

Rodriguez Jr. holds the school record most games with at least
100 rushing yards with 20.

•

In 2022, Rodriguez Jr., played in eight games with seven starts
and had 175 rushes for 904 yards and six touchdowns.

•

He rushed for 100-plus yards in five of the last six games in the2022 season.

•

He earned third team All-SEC honors and was elected one ofseven team captains.

College: Kentucky

23

FAST FACTS
Favorite TV Show: Family Guy/Prison Break
Favorite color: BlackIf you had a boat, what would you name it: Lynn’s Freedom
Who was your idol growing up: Marshawn Lynch or Carmelo Anthony
If a dog were a running back, what type of dog would it be:
Cane Corso
What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
Billy and Mandy/Family Matters
If you could live inside of one TV show, what would you live in:Spongebob
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Black Panther, Rhino, Albino Ape
If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose: Marvel and Meet the Browns

PERSONAL•

Rodriguez Jr., 22, attended Ola High School in McDonough, Ga.
At Ola, he earned All-State, All-Region and All-County honors.

•

He was born September 26, 1999, in Riverdale, Georgia and is
the son of Stephanie Thornton and Chris Rodriguez.

ORGANIZATIONSDRAFT NIGHT

During the 2023 NFL Combine, Rodriguez used his bench reps inIndianapolis to help raise awareness and donations for those affectedby Lupus. Rodriguez lost his mother Stephanie Thorton to the disease
just a few days after he arrived to begin pre-draft training. He has
dedicated his life and career to honoring her through his work and to
make her proud stating that “my strength will never be able to matchhers!”. He has dedicated donation to the Lupus Foundation of America. At the Senior Bowl in February, Rodriguez wore a purple face mask(loaned to him by the LSU equipment team). Purple was his motherfavorite color and the color used in lupus awareness campaigns.

Rodriguez Jr. described his draft night as something he has waited his
entire life for and that it felt almost unrealistic. “Honestly, today it was
like, I had family members calling me and everything, and I was like allright, y’all gotta stop calling me. Like I’m waiting for a call, so my heart
kept dropping and dropping and I got that call. Everybody’s looking at
me, I’m just thinking like, ah, man, here it goes and then everybody has
their phone out. For me it was just like, it was just exciting but at thesame time, it’s business. I’m ready to get to work. I’m ready to get to it.”158

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CURTIS SAMUELW I D E
Height: 5-11

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 195

DOB: Aug. 11, 1996 NFL Year: 6 College: Ohio State

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

O-H-I-O•

Is entering his seventh NFL season after being drafted in thesecond round (40th overall) in the 2017 NFL draft by the Carolina
Panthers.

•

Changed his number this offseason from 10 to 4, the number hewore at Ohio State.

•

Signed with Washington in 2021.

•

Played in 17 games with 12 starts for the Commanders in 2022 andregistered 64 receptions for 656 yards and four touchdowns alongwith 38 carrries for 187 yards and a touchdown.

•

In 2020, his 79.4 reception percentage was the second-highest by
any qualifying wide receiver.

•

Played for the Ohio State University for 2014-16 and played in 40
games with 15 starts.

•

Recorded 107 receptions for 1,249 yards and nine touchdowns andalso added 172 rushes for 1,286 yards and 15 touchdowns.

•

Earned first team All-Big Team and All-American honors in 2016.

•

Won a National Championship with the Buckeyes in 2015.

•

Samuel was teammates with WR Terry McLaurin at Ohio State forthree seasons (2014-16).

OFF THE FIELD•

Last season, Samuel chose ‘Stomp Out Bullying’ as his cause for
My Cause, My Cleats. Stomp Out Bullying works to reduce andprevent bullying, cyberbullying and other digital abuse against
homophobia, discriminatrion, racism and hatred and deters
violence in schools, online and in communities across the country.
THE BIG APPLE••

Samuel grew up in Brooklyn, New York and attended Erasmus Hall
High School.

•

He was named New York’s Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior
and the New York Daily News City Player in 2012.

Samuel spent the offseason with his girlfriend, Alexus and his
family friends, playing video games and training for the upcoming
season.
FAST FACTS

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be: Ox Tail with rice and peas
Favorite athlete growing up: Percy Harvin
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be: Blessed
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky diveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be: Hibachi
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is one stat you would want to know: The amount of hours I’ve spent playing
video games
If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: Iron Man
What is the best TV show theme song of all time: The Suite Life of Zach and Cody
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: Triple H entrance song

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

Fumble

2017

CAR

9

4

4

64

16.0

31

0

15

115

7.7

23

0

179

0

2018

CAR

13

8

8

84

10.5

33t

2

39

494

12.7

53t

5

578

1

2019

CAR

16

15

19

130

6.8

16

1

54

627

11.6

44

6

757

0

2020

CAR

15

5

41

200

4.9

45

2

77

851

11.1

44

3

1051

1

2021

WAS

5

1

4

11

2.8

8

0

6

27

4.5

10

0

38

-

2022

WAS

17

12

38

187

4.9

21

1

64

656

10.3

49

4

843

1

255

2770

10.9

53t

18

3446

0

Avg

Lg

TD

Career Totals
Totals

75

45

114

676

5.9

45

6

Career Returning
Year

Team

PR

FC

Yds

Avg

Lg

TD

KR

FC

2017

CAR

0

0

0

-

-

0

10

0

221

22.1

33

0

2018

CAR

0

0

0

-

-

0

10

0

209

20.9

32

0

0

0

0

-

-

0

20

0

430

21.5

33

0

Totals

Yds

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game17 (2022)

Games

--

41 (2020)

Attempts

7, (Dec. 27, 2020 at WAS)

200 (2020)

Yards

52, (Dec. 27, 2020 at WAS)

45 (2020)Long

45, (Dec. 27, 2020 at WAS)

2 (2018, 20)

TD

1, (6x, last, Nov. 20, 2022 at HOU)

77 (2020)Rec

9, (Nov. 8, 2020 at KC)

851 (2020)

Yds.

118, (Jan. 3, 2021 vs. NO)

53 (2021)Long

53, (Dec. 30, 2018 at NO)

6 (2019)TD

1, (18x, Last Dec. 24, 2022 at SF)

1,051 (2020)

Scrim Yd.

158, (Dec. 27, 2020 at WAS)

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

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Washington

Signed05/05/2017

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Armani rogers

T I G H T
Height: 6-5

E N D

Weight: 225

DOB: Dec. 4, 1997

COMMANDER CALLOUTSIs entering his second NFL season after signing with Washington
as an undrafted free agent in 2022.

•

Rogers played 11 games with three starts and recorded five receptions for 64 yards along with two carries for 26 yards in the 2022
season.
Suffered achillies injury and was placed on Reserve/Injured list on
7/25.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played in 24 games between UNLV and Ohio, making 18 starts, allof which came at UNLV. Logged 197 completions on 394 passing
attempts (50%), throwing for 2,513 yards, 19 touchdowns and 12
interceptions with a passing rating of 113.4. Has also rushed for
1,663 yards and 20 touchdowns on 308 attempts.
RUNS IN THE FAMILY•

College: Ohio
FAST FACTS••

NFL Year: 2

88

Favortie singer/musical artist? Rod Wave
Favorite quote? “Live as if you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you
were to live forever” - Gandhi
Go-to karaoke song? Keyshia Cole - LoveYou can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing? YouTube, Instagram, Spotify
If you had to make your sandwhiches with the same two meats
and once cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
Shrimp and catfish po’boy pepperjack cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life?
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would love to see?
Kobe

Son of Sam and Leslie Rogers. His father, Sam, was a linebacker
and played for the Colorado Buffaloes and then went on to the
NFL and played for the Buffalo Bills (seven seasons), San Diego
Chargers (one) and Atlanta Falcons (two), with his 10-year pro
career included 30 sacks and nine fumble recoveries.
TRANSACTIONSTransactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/02/2022

Washington

Washington

SignedOFF SEASON ACTIVITIESMY CAUSE MY CLEATSThis offseason, Rogers spent his time with family and traveling. His
hobbies outside of football include playing video games, golfing, andbowling.

Rogers has collaborated with the BREM Foundation for his “My CauseMy Cleats” NFL initiative. The BREM Foundation maximizes women’s
chances of finding early, curable breast cancer through education,access and advocacy.

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Att. Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

2022

WAS

11

3

13.0

24

0

5

64

12.8

23

0

90

5

64

12.8

23

0

90

2

26

Career Totals
Totals

162

11

3

2

26

13.0

24

0

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Trent scott

O F F E N S I V E
Height: 6-5

Weight: 320

TA C K L E

DOB: Jan. 25, 1994

NFL Year: 673

College: Grambling State

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Entering his sixth NFL season after being signed by the Los
Angeles Chargers and making his NFL debut in 2018.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Steak

•

Scott has played in 61 games with 20 starts.

Favorite athlete growing up: Kobe Bryant•

Over the course of his career, Scott has spent time with the Los
Angeles Chargers, Carolina Panthers and Pittsburgh Steelers.

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Perserverance•

He has as experience playing right guard, left tackle and righttackle.

Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Scott played collegiately at Grambling State where he allowed
just three sacks in his collegiate career.

•

As a senior in 2017, he posted 39 pancake blocks and nosacks, earning first team All-Southwestern Athletic Conference
recognition.

If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
CigarsIf you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Robin
What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: All That
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived
somewhere, what would it be: Mystikal - Here I Go

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•This offseason, Scott spent his time cooking and grilling for his
family.

•Having a newborn in January, Scott has gladly had his hands
full with family including his wife Jalexi, and two kids Bailee andTyson.

•

Scott has also recently purchased a house in Dallas where hespent the majority of his offseason training as well.

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ORGANIZATIONS
Scott hosted his fifth annual Mary Lee Scott Fun Day at the Bob Harris
Center in Huntsville, Ala. The event included bounce houses, basketball hoops, and food, all free of charge. It’s an extension of a journey
Scott started after being inspired by his grandmother to give backto his
community.
As a former Lee High School football standout, he began the Mary Lee
Scott Perseverance Scholarship in honor of his late grandmother. “Being able to give back to somebody else it just makes my heart happy tocome home and be able to do stuff like this man, it’s what it’s all about,”

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/11/2018

Chargers

Chargers

Signed04/21/2020

Chargers

Chargers

Re-signed

09/06/2020

Chargers

Panthers

Acquired from waiver

02/23/2021

Panthers

Panthers

Re-signed

05/13/2022

Panthers

Steelers

Signed03/23/2023

Steelers

Washington

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JOEY SLYEK I C K E R
Height: 5-11

Weight: 213

DOB: April 10, 1996 NFL Year: 5 College: Virginia Tech

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his fifth NFL season after signing with Washington
during the 2021 season.

•

Signed with the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent in
2018.

•

Started in all 17 games for the Commanders in 2022 and went 2530 in field goals and 24-for-28 in point after attempts.

•

Named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 10 for
his perfomance against the Philadelphia Eagles. Slye went fourfor-four, including a 58-yard field goal which was the longest of his
career.

•

•
•
•

6

SLYESTRONG#6 FOUNDATIONThe SlyeStrong#6 Foundation supports families and hospitals
associated with cancer and serves as a catalyst to find a cure forcancer. The foundation also provides scholarships for Stafford
County High School seniors.

•

The foundation was established in loving memory and honor ofSlye’s brother, Andrew “AJ” Slye and his battle against Acute
Myeloid Leukemia.

•This offseason, the SlyeStrong#6 Foundation held their annual golf
tournament to raise awareness for the cause.

•Slye highlighted the SlyeStrong#6 Foundation for My Cause, My
Cleats in 2022.

Earned NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November lastseason. Was a perfect 10-for-10 on field goals made and seven-ofeight extra points. Slye became the second kicker in Washington
history to receive the honor.

GO HOKIES•

Played at Virginia Tech from 2014-17 and made 72.2 percent of his
field goals attempts along with making 98.3 percent of his extra
point attempts.

•

Earned first team All-ACC honors by the coaches in 2016.

OFFSEASON•

This offseason, Slye got married to his wife Brittaney. He also went
golfing, fishing, hung out with family and trained for the upcoming
season.

FAST FACTS
Favorite ice cream flavor: Rainbow Sherbert or Tonight Dough
Bucket list vacation spot: Hawaii or African Safari
What is something you can’t live without: Wife, dogs and weight room
What is your deepest fear: Burning alive or drowningIf your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what would it be: A taco truck
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place, what would it be: 2022 World Cup Final (Messi vs. Mbappe)
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, what crew would it be: South Park or Spongebob
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: My wife and two dogs (Koda and Ziggy)164

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Kicking Statistics
Year

Team

G

FGM

FGA

FGM

FGA

Pct.

FGM

FGA

Pct.

FGM

FGA

Pct.

FGM

FGA

Pct.

FGM

FGA

Pct.

Lg.

XPM

XPA

Pct.

Pts.

2019

Car

16

0

0

4

5

80.0

5

5

100.0

8

11

72.7

8

11

72.7

25

32

78.1

55

31

35

88.6

106

2020

Car

16

0

0

11

12

91.7

10

10

100.0

7

8

87.5

1

6

16.7

29

36

80.6

56

33

36

91.7

120

2021

Hou

3

0

0

2

2

100.0

0

0

-

1

2

50.0

1

1

100.0

4

5

80.0

53

7

8

87.5

19

SF

3

0

0

1

1

100.0

2

2

100.0

2

3

66.7

2

2

100.0

7

8

87.5

56

2

4

50.0

23

WAS

6

0

0

6

6

100.0

3

3

100.0

2

2

100.0

1

1

100.0

12

12

100.0

55

9

10

90.0

45

WAS

17

1

1

8

8

100.0

4

5

80.0

8

10

80.0

4

6

66.7

25

30

83.3

58

24

28

85.7

99

61

1

1

32

34

94.1

24

25

96.0

17

27

63.0

102

123

82.9

58

106

121

87.6

412

2022

Career Totals
Totals

28

36

77.8

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

04/11/2022

Washington

Washington

Re-Signed

11/09/2021

San Francisco

Washington

Signed10/05/2021

HoustonSan Francisco

Signed09/07/2021

Carolina

HoustonPract. Squad Add

08/01/2019

NY Giants

Carolina

Signed05/06/2019

NY Giants

NY Giants

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James smith-williams

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-3

Weight: 265

E N D

DOB: Jul 29, 1997

NFL Year: 4

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the seventh round (229th Overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

•

Smith-Williams has played 42 games with 20 starts and recorded
58 total tackles (28 solo), six sacks, two pass defensed, and 12
tackles for loss.
WOLFPACK•

Appeared in 29 games at N.C. State from 2015-19, where he finished with 82 tackles (38 solo), 8.0 sacks, three passes defensed,
one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries.
PERSONAL•

Attended Millbrook High School in Raleigh, North Carolina.

•

As a senior, posted 146 tackles, 19.0 sacks and 36 tackles for loss
His 19.0 sacks tied the school record for most in a season.

•

First NFL ambassador to represent ‘Set The Expectation’, which
combats sexual and physical violence.

College: North Carolina StateFAST FACTS

Favorite Movie: Shooter
Favorite Book: Playbook
If you could have one superpower, what would it be:
Super Speed
Who on the team could go pro in another sport:
Tress Way in Golf or Cornhole
If you had to win a game show to stay alive, what game show would
it be: 1 vs 100
What are your top three gas station snacks of all time:
Honey Buns, Beef Jerky, Gatorade
Would you rather give up appetizers or desserts:
Desserts
What would you pick to be the title of your autobiography:
JSW: The most interesting man in the world

ORGANIZATIONSJames has founded the Champions program under the Set The
Expectation nonprofit. Set the Expectation is a global network ofcurrent and former athletes dedicated to using the power of theirplatforms to champion community agencies and groups who servefamilies and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. The
Champions have helped raise $142,000 for programs and served
over 3,000 children and families. $75,000 was given directly to local
Washington D.C. survivor support and advocacy programs for theirmost needed projects. $67,000 went directly to buying items to support
local DC drives and events

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•This offseason, James spent his time traveling all over the world
including trips to Belize, South Korea, and the Dominican Republic. He was able to scuba dive and try deep sea fishing whilevacationing.

•

Smith-Williams was honored with the “Champion of Justice”
award at the DC Volunteer Lawyers Project’s (DCVLP) 15 anniversary celebration for his work to raise awareness on behalf ofdomestic violence survivors and their families on April 20.

•“It’s awesome. It’s incredible,” Smith-Williams told senior vicepresident of broadcasting Julie Donaldson. “I think it’s a testament to all the work last year, and it’s nice to be recognized forwhat we do.”166

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS
Smith Willimas has collaborated with Purina and The Purple Leash
Project for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative. Purina helped oneof the largest domestic violence shelters in the U.S. to become a leading voice and shining example of pet-friendly sheltering. The organization has helped create the PAWS Act Coalition in support of the Petsand Women Safety (PAWS) Act, which helps domestic abuse survivors
and their pets by advocating for federal resources.

W A S H I N G T O N

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2020

WAS

14

0

Tack. Asst.
6

2

0.5

2.5

0

0

0

0

0

2

3

0

0

2021

WAS

14

6

10

17

2.5

13.0

0

0

0

0

1

5

4

0

0

2022

WAS

14

14

12

11

3.0

25.0

0

0

0

0

1

16

5

0

0

42

20

28

30

6.0

0

-

0

2

23

12

0

0

Career Totals
Totals40.5

0Postseason2020

2 0 2 3

NFL

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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BENJAMIN ST-JUSTEC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 6-3 Weight: 200

DOB: Sept. 8, 1997

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTSTHE ORIGINALE•

Is entering his third NFL season after being drafted by Washington
In the third round (74th overall) of the 2021 NFL draft.

•

Has played in 21 career games for the Commanders, making 15
starts and recording 68 total tackles, 10 passes defensed, THREE
quarterback hits, three tackles for loss, two sacks and one forced
fumble.

•College: Minnesota

25•

St-Juste created The Originale Foundation in 2021 becoming thefirst lifestyle football brand with Remi Boyer, an art director. The
two combine their knowledge and their love for fashion and the
game.

•

It is based out of Montreal and the foundation and brand are trying
to innovate and change the way people wear and think about
football.

From Montreal, Quebec, Canada and he is one of two active
players to be from Quebec and one of 18 active players to be from
Canada.
GO GOPHERS•

Played at the University of Minnesota for two seasons (2019-20)
where he appeared in 18 games and started in nine.

•

He totaled 59 tackles, 13 passes defensed and 1.5 tackles for loss
for the Gophers.

OFFSEASON•

This offseason, St-Juste held his second edition of ‘Back to OriginCamp’ which is a football and flag football camp for kids ages eight
to 19 years old. St-Juste was joined by teammates Darrick Forrestand William Bradley-King.

•He also spent the offseason with his wife, Julia, attending car
shows, traveling and playing golf.

•

St-Juste was also featured in the inaugural feature of Blitz Fitz’series ‘Fitted’ which redefinies what it means to be fitted in theworld of fashion and football.

FAST FACTS
Favorite singer: Drake or Nas
Favorite quote: “Scared money, don’t make no money.”
Go-to karaoke song: Many Men - 50 cent
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing? Internet and texting are already included: Youtube, Tik Tok andSnapchat
Go-to Mario Kart player: MarioIf you had to make your sandwiches with the same two meats and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose: Turkey,
American Cheese and Ham
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life: Pause - to think
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would want to see come back to life: Michael Jackson
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be: Tony Soprano

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2021

WAS

9

3

20

6

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

3

0

1

0

0

2022

WAS

12

12

34

8

2.0

12.0

0

0

0

0

7

3

2

1

0

0

0

0

10

3

3

1

0

Career Totals
Totals

21

15

54

14

2.0

12.0

0

Career Highs
Single Season

Category

Single Game

12 (2022)

Games

--

42 (2022)

Total Tackles

7, (3x Last Oct. 14, 2022 at PHI)

2( 2022)Sacks

1, (2x, last Dec. 24, 2022 at SF)

3 (2022)QBH

1, (4x last, Dec. 24, 2022 at SF)

2 (2022)TFL

1, (3x, last Dec. 24, 2022 at SF)

7 (2022)PD

3, (Sep. 25, 2022 vs. PHI)

1 (2022)FF

1, (Nov. 14, 2022 @ PHI)

--

FR

--

--

INT

--

Transactions

2 0 2 3

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

5/14/2021

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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ricky stromberg

C E N T E R
Height: 6-4

Weight: 313

DOB: Nov. 10, 2000

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his first NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the third round (97th Overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE••

Stromberg (6-4, 313) played in 46 games with 44 starts at the
University of Arkansas from 2019-22. He became the fourth
Arkansas player to win the SEC’s Jacobs Blocking Trophy, given
annually to the league’s best offensive lineman. He was named
First Team All-SEC by the Associated Press, Coaches, PFF and
USA Today and did not allow a sack or a hit on the quarterback
according to PFF, allowing only four sacks over his four seasons.
In 2022, Stromberg started all 12 games in his senior season
to finish his streak of 25 straight with 44 overall starts in his
career. He was named Honorable Mention All-America by Pro
Football Focus and helped Arkansas to have one of the mostproductive offenses in program history with the Razorbacks
gaining 6,128 yards to become just the third offense in school
history to eclipse 6,000 yards and rank second all-time in total
offensive yards.

•

His junior year, he started all 13 games at center and blocked
for an offense that led all Power 5 schools in rushing, averaging
227.8 yards per game. He was named Second Team All-SEC (AP)and Third Team All-SEC (PFF, Phil Steele).

•

In 2020, Stromberg played in nine games with eight starts andsaw action in 628 offensive snaps, fourth most on the teamand third most among offensive linemen. His freshman year heplayed in all 12 games with 11 starts at left and right guard.

College: Arkansas
FAST FACTS

Favorite ice cream flavor: Vanilla
Bucket list vacation spot: Greece
What is something you cant live without: My Xbox and Friends
What is your deepest fear: Heights
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: ESPN
If you could put any franchise resturant in your house, what would
it be: Fudruckers
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: USA vs. Japan World Cup 1999
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Stranger Things
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island:
Phone, Xbox, Bed

NIL ACTIVITY
Stromberg signed an NIL deal while in Arkansas with AgUp Equipment, which specializes in John Deere products, which according
to their website is “your source for new & used tractors, combines,
cotton pickers, sprayers and implements.”

NFL Year: R

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

4/29/2023

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

DRAFT NIGHT
Getting a call from an NFL team is a once-in-a-lifetime experience fora college player, but for Stromberg, Head Coach Ron Rivera had to contact him through someone else’s phone.
Stromberg had gotten a new phone, and for some reason, it would notreceive certain calls. Rivera obviously didn’t know that at the time, so
he was naturally surprised when someone not named Ricky Stromberg
picked up his call before Washington was on the clock. General Manger
Martin Mayhew reached out to Stromberg’s agent, who provided thephone number for Stromberg’s father.
“Everyone in my family was hanging out and my dad ran out of his room
screaming ‘Washington is on the phone!’” Stromberg said on 106.7 The
Fan. “I didn’t know they had called the wrong number, but I talked tothem through his phone.”170

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keaton sutherland
G U A R D
Height: 6-5

Weight: 315

DOB: Feb. 12, 1997 NFL Year: 5

FAST FACTS

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his fifth NFL season after signing with the Cincinnati
Bengals as a UDFA in 2019.

•

Signed with the Washington Commanders practice squad in
October 2022 and signed a reserve/future contract in January
2023.

•

College: Texas A&M

GIG EM’ AGGIES
Sutherland played at Texas A&M University from 2015-18 andappeared in 43 games and made 32 starts.

Favorite TV show: Game of Thrones
Favorite color: Light BlueIf you had a boat, what would you name it: Sinking Suds
Who was your idol growing up: My Father
If a dog were an offensive lineman, what type of dog would it be:Saint Bernard
What are the top three 90’s TV shows that would hold up today:
That 70’s Show, Sopranos and Boy Meets World
If you could live inside of one TV Show, what would you live in:
Entourage
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Lion, Elephant, Giraffe
If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series for the restof your life, what would you choose: Harry Potter and Survivor

Transactions

2 0 2 3

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/09/2023

Washington

Washington

Signed

10/04/2022

San Francisco

Washington

Pract. Squad Add

03/08/2022

Cincinnati

San Francisco

Signed09/08/2020

Miami

Cincinnati

Pract. Squad Add

05/10/2019

Cincinnati

Cincinnati

SignedM E D I A

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montez sweat

D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-6

90

E N D

Weight: 262 DOB: Sep. 4, 1996

NFL Year: 5

College: Mississippi St.

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Entering his fifth NFL season after being drafted by Washington in
the first round (26th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft.

•

Sweat has played and started in 59 games and recorded 165 total
tackles (99 solo), 29 sacks, one interception, one touchdown, 10
passes defensed, 74 QBH’s, and seven forced fumbles.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Played collegiately in 26 games at Mississippi State from 2017-18
where he earned 101 total tackles (48 solo), 29.5 tackles for loss,
22 career sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.

•

He finished his career at MSU ranked fifth in career sacks (22)and eighth in career tackles for loss (29.5). He earned 11.5 sacks
in 2018, placing him seventh all-time in MSU for single-season
sacks, five-time SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week award
winner, the most in Bulldogs history.

•

Sweat started his collegiate career at Michigan State in 2014
where he played in just two games.

•

He then transferred to Copiah-Lincoln Community College before
joining the football program at Mississippi State.

•

In his senior season in 2018, Sweat was a Bednarik Award
Semifinalist for the nation’s best defensive player, after he tallied
53 total tackles (27 solo), 14 tackles for loss, 11.5 sacks and aforced fumble in 13 games played.

•

He earned first team All-America honors from the Football Writers
Association of America, Sporting News and Phil Steele.

Favorite athlete growing up: Kobe
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Extravagent
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Deep-Sea DiveIf you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one stat you would like to know: How many football games I haveplayedIf you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Serena Williams
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Lion, Tiger, Dog

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Sweat has collaborated with 100 Black Men of Atlanta for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

Sweat’s cleats represented the organization, 100 Black Men of Atlanta, whose goal is “to disrupt the gun culture in Atlanta” through educational programs for children. Sweat has worked with the organization for the past two years.

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2019

Was

16

16

31

19

7.0

37.0

0

0

0

0

2

13

8

2

0

2020

Was

16

16

28

17

9.0

83.0

1

15

15t

1

6

20

12

2

0

2021

Was

10

10

13

11

5.0

32.0

0

0

0

0

0

13

3

3

0

2022

WAS

17

17

27

19

8.0

59.0

0

0

0

0

2

28

14

0

0

59

59

99

66

29.0

15

15t

1

10

74

37

7

0

Career Totals
Totals211.0

1

Postseason
2020

NFL

Totals

1

1

2

2

1.0

2.0

0

0

-

0

0

2

2

0

0

1

1

2

2

1.0

2.0

0

0

-

0

0

2

2

0

0

Transactions

2 0 2 3

Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/29/2019

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

M E D I A

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LOGAN THOMAST I G H T
Height: 6-6

E N D

Weight: 250

DOB: July 1, 1991 NFL Year: 10 College: Virginia Tech

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Is entering his 10th NFL season after being drafted by the Arizona
Cardinals in the fourth round (120th overall) in the 2014 NFL draft.

•

Signed with the Commanders during the 2020 offseason andsigned an extension with Washington in 2021.

•

Played in 36 games (34 starts) for Washington over his threeseasons with the team. He has recorded 129 receptions for 1,189
yards and 10 touchdowns.

•

In 2020, Thomas recorded a single season career-high inreceptions (72), receiving yards (670) and touchdowns (6).

•His 72 receptions in 2020 were the fourth-most in a single season
for a tight end in Washington franchise history.

•

Thomas transitioned from quarterback to tight end in 2016.
MY CAUSE, MY CLEATS•

Throughout his time in Washington, Thomas has supported anumber of different causes through the league wide My Cause, My
Cleats initiative.

•

In 2021, his cleats showcased the American Cancer Society tohonor his grandma and others that have been affected by cancer.

•

During the 2022 season, Thomas chose the Tiny Miracles
Foundation for his cleats. The Tiny Miracles Foundation is a
nonprofit charity serving Fairfield and New Haven Counties inConnecticut dedicated to helping families with premature babies.

•

Thomas has been affected by this foundation after his wife,
Brandie gave birth to a premature baby in 2017.

GO HOKIES•

Thomas played four seasons (2010-14) at Virginia Tech.

•

Completed 694-of-1,249 passes for 9,005 yards and 52
touchdowns. He also rushed 495 times for 1,359 yards and
24 touchdowns. He added two receptions for 11 yards and atouchdown.

•Thomas holds the Virginia Tech record for most passing yards andtouchdowns by a quarterback.

•Earned second-team All-ACC honors in 2011.
OFFSEASON•

Thomas spend the offseason with his wife Brandie and his fivesons, Cam, Blake, Carter, Logan Jr. and Devin.

•He also attended TEU- Tight End University in Nashville, TN.

Transactions

FAST FACTS
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

Bucket list vacation spot: Thailand

07/27/2021

Washington

Washington

Re-Signed

What is something you can’t live without: Fun

03/19/2020

Detroit

Washington

SignedWhat is your deepest fear: The ocean

03/21/2019

Buffalo

Detroit

Signed11/30/2016

Detroit

Buffalo

Active/Prac. Squad

06/18/2016

Miami

New York

Acquired From Waiver

09/06/2015

Arizona

Miami

Acquired From Waiver

05/21/2014

Arizona

Arizona

Drafted/Signed

Favorite ice cream flavor: Chocolate Fudge

If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Golf Channel
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Gladiator fights in Rome
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: TNT Basketball Crew
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island: Crab case,knife and lifestraw

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Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

Fumble

2014

ARI

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2017

BUF

12

2

0

0

0

0

0

7

67

9.6

22t

1

67

0

2018

BUF

12

3

0

0

0

0

0

12

77

6.4

24

0

77

0

2019

DET

16

3

0

0

0

0

0

16

173

10.8

17

1

173

0

2020

WAS

16

15

3

5

1.7

3

0

72

670

9.3

30

6

675

0

2021

WAS

6

6

0

0

0

0

0

18

196

10.9

35

3

196

1

2022

WAS

14

13

0

0

0

0

0

39

323

8.3

27

1

323

0

1506

9.2

35

12

1511

1

Career Totals
Totals

78

42

3

5

1.7

3

0

162

Postseason
2014

ARI

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2017

BUF

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

5

5.0

5

0

5

0

2020

WAS

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

5

74

14.8

29

0

74

0

3

2

0

0

-

-

0

6

79

13.2

29

0

79

0

Totals

Career Passing Stats
Year

Team

Att.

Cmp.

Pct.

Yds.

Y/A

TD

TD%

INT

Int%

Lg.

Sack

Lost

Rate

2014

ARI

9

1

11.1

81

9.0

1

11.1

0

0.0

81t

2

11

101.6

2018

BUF

1

1

100.0

15

15.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

15

0

0

118.8

2020

WAS

1

1

100.0

28

28.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

28

0

0

118.8

11

3

27.3

124

11.3

1

9.1

0

0.0

81t

2

11

104.4

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Totals

Career Return Stats
Year

Team

2018

BUF

Totals

PR

FC

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

KR

FC

0

0

0

-

-

0

1

0

23

23.0

23

0

0

0

0

-

-

0

1

0

23

23.0

23

0

Career Highs

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

Single Season

Category

Single Game16 (2019, 2020)

Games

--

(2020) 3

Attempts

1, (3x, Last, Dec. 27, 2020 vs. CAR)

(2020) 5

Yards

3, (Nov. 26, 2020 at DAL)

(2020) 3

Long

3, (Nov. 26, 2020 at DAL)

--

TD

--

(2020) 72

Rec.

13, (Dec. 20, 2020 vs. SEA)

(2020) 670

Yds.

101, (Dec. 20, 2020 vs. SEA)

(2021) 35

Long35, (Dec. 5, 2021 at LV)(2020) 6

TD

1, (11x,Last, Dec. 5, 2021 at LV)(2020) 675

Scrim Yd.

101, (Dec. 20, 2020 vs. SEA)G U I D E

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CASEY TOOHILLD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-5

E N D

Weight: 250 DOB: Aug. 21, 1996

NFL Year: 4

COMMANDER CALLOUTS••

College: Stanford

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FAST FACTSEntering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by thePhiladelphia Eagles in the seventh round (233rd overall) of the2020 NFL Draft.
Toohill has played 41 games with six starts and recorded 47 total
tackles (22 solo), two sacks, one pass defensed, and two fumbles
recovered.
STANFORD CARDINAL•

Played in 46 games and had 130 tackles, (70 solo), 14.5 sacks, one
interception, three passes defensed and a fumble recovery.

•

He was the 2019 William V. Campbell Trophy Finalist, three-timePac-12 All-Academic, (First team (2016, 2018), second team (2017)a member of Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll (2019) and two-time
CoSIDA Academic All-District (2017, 2019).
PERSONAL••

Attended Cathedral Catholic (San Diego, Ca.)The son of Steve and Karen Toohill. Has two siblings, Kathleen
and Connor.

•

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIES•This offseason, Toohill spent his time in his hometown of San
Diego, Calif. training, networking, and angel investing.

•His hobbies include reading, hiking, water sports, and traveling.

Favorite singer/musical artist: The Notorious B.I.G.
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you
choosing: Email, Podcast, YouTube
Go-to Mario Kart player: MarioIf you had to make your sandwhiches with the same two meats
and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Turkey, Salami, Cheddar
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would have loved to see:
Kobe Bryant
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
Rust Cohle (True Detective)

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS•

Toohill has collaborated with Matters Athletics for his “My Cause My Cleats” NFL initiative.

•

Matters Athletic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing sports coaching, gym facilities, and academic support free of charge to ourathletes – all of whom have been excluded from organized sports due to racial and economic barriers.

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

10/14/2020

Philadelphia

Washington

Acquired via Waivers

07/20/2020

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Signed/Drafted

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Tack.

Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

INT

Yds.

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

2020

WAS/PHI

9

0

0

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

2021

WAS

16

6

11

11

1.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

6

1

0

0

2022

WAS

16

0

11

12

1.0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

6

2

0

2

41

6

22

25

2.0

0

0

0

1

1

13

3

0

2

Career Totals
Totals0.0
Postseason2020

2 0 2 3

WAS

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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COLE TURNER

T I G H T
Height: 6-6

E N D

Weight: 240

DOB: March 16, 2000 NFL Year: 2 College: Nevada

COMMANDER CALLOUTS

•
•
•

85

HOMETOWN KID•

Is entering his second NFL season after being drafted by
Washington in the fifth round (149th overall) in the 2022 NFL draft.

•

Played in 10 games with two starts and recorded two receptions for
23 yards in his rookie season.

•

He lead his team to a state championship in 2017 and threeconsecutive titles.

•

Attended TEU - Tight End University in Nashville, TN. thisoffseason.

•

During the 2022 season, Turner chose the North Clackamas
Education Foundation for his cause for My Cause, My Cleats.
The North Clackamas Education Foundation supports students,
teachers and families through their food and housing needs alongwith supporting classroom enrichment projects.

WOLFPACK•

Played four seasons (2018-21) at the University of Nevada andappeared in 45 games and had 117 receptions for 1,370 yards, 117
receptions and 20 touchdowns.

•

As a senior, Turner had 62 receptions for 677 yards and 10
touchdowns which was the most in the Mountain West Conference
and was tied for second amongst tight ends in the nation.

•

Turner earned second team All-Mountain West honors in 2021 andfirst team All-Mountain West honors in 2020.

Turner is a native of Clackamas, Oregon and attended Clackamas
High School.

OFFSEASON•

Turner spent his offseason working out and preparing for his
second NFL season.

•

He also went back to school to finish getting his degree inaccounting.

FAST FACTS
Favorite TV show: Ozark
Favorite color: BlackIf you had a boat, what would you name it: The Sea Snake
Who was your idol growing up: Calvin Johnson
If a dog were a tight end what type of dog would it be: Rottweiler
What are the top 2000’s TV shows: Lost, Pimp My Life and You Are Not The Father
If you could live inside a movie, what would it be: The Boys
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are you choosing: Platypus, Liger and Wolly Mammoth
If you had to watch one movie and TV series for the rest of your life, what would it be: Harry Potter and Westworld

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COLE TURNER
Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Att. Yds.

2022

WAS

10

2

0

0

10

2

0

0

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

0

0

0

2

23

11.5

18

0

23

2

23

11.5

18

0

23

Career Totals
Totals000Transactions

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Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/06/2022

Washington

Washington

Signed/Drafted

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P U N T E R
Height: 6-1

Weight: 220

DOB: May 18, 1990

NFL Year: 10

College: Oklahoma

5

COMMANDER CALLOUTSFAST FACTS•Entering his 10th NFL season after being signed by the Chicago
Bears in 2014.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Pizza

•

Way has played in a total of 145 games with 653 punts for a totalof 30,676 yards allowing 2,634 return yards.

Favorite athlete growing up: Ken Griffey Jr.

•

In the 2022 season Way recorded 83 punts for 3885 yards and 37
punts pinned inside the 20. Way had a career high in net yards with
3,566.
PERSONAL•

Attended Union High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

•

Handled kicking duties, converting all 42 extra point attempts
and 14-of-19 field goal attempts. Named district special teams
player of the year as a senior.
HANG TIME

Commanders Punter and one-liner extraordinaire Tress Way sits downwith a different teammate every week to banter about football, lifestyleand more. Way has had episodes with Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson,
and Jon Allen to name a few. In the show, Way talks about their locker
room , thoughts on the previous game, and even dives into their oldsocial media pictures. He gives each player an opportunity to tell theirstory while sharing memories created throughout the season and their
NFL careers always ending with the “Three and out” questionaire gameto end the episode.

If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Thankful
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive..Again
If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Free Flights
If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one stat you would like to know: Overall Ping-Pong record
What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: The Office isthe correct answer to any TV Show Question. Ever...
If you had to have a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere, what would it be: Kenny Chesney - We’re All HerePRO BOWL SEASONMY CAUSE MY CLEATS

Way was selected as the starting punter for the NFC. This is Way’s
second Pro Bowl selection. Prior to being selected to the Pro Bowl
in 2019, Way became the first Washington punter since Matt Turk in
1998 to be selected to the Pro Bowl. Way now joins Turk (1996-98) as
the only other punter in franchise history to be selected to multiple
Pro Bowls.

Way has collaborated with Rob’s Ranch for his “My Cause My Cleats”
NFL initiative. The Rob’s Ranch Addiction Treatment (Post Acute)
Program focuses on the time-tested, proven model of the 12 steps of
Alcoholics Anonymous. Rob’s Ranch provides individuals the best careavailable in the addiction recovery community.

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Tress way
Career Punting Stats
Year

Team

G

P

Blk.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TB

I20

Ret.

Ret. Yds.

Net Yds.

Net Avg.

2014

WAS

16

77

1

3,659

47.5

77

7

22

42

397

3122

40.0

2015

WAS

16

70

1

3,224

46.1

64

7

21

30

258

2826

39.8

2016

WAS

16

49

0

2,209

45.1

61

4

15

27

222

1907

38.9

2017

WAS

16

83

0

3,794

45.7

64

6

33

39

435

3239

39.0

2018

WAS

16

79

0

3,581

45.3

63

0

41

31

303

3278

41.5

2019

WAS

16

79

0

3,919

49.6

79

4

30

39

354

3485

44.1

2020

WAS

16

73

0

3,504

48.0

65

3

23

36

209

3235

44.3

2021

WAS

16

60

1

2,901

48.4

66

7

22

26

237

2524

41.4

2022

WAS

17

83

0

3885

46.8

68

5

37

34

219

3566

43.0

244

304

2634

27182

41.4

Career Totals
Totals

145

653

3

30676

47.0

79

43

Postseason
2015

WAS

1

5

0

253

50.6

60

0

3

2

29

224

44.8

2020

WAS

1

5

0

219

43.8

52

1

1

2

16

183

36.6

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals

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RACHAD WILDGOOSEC O R N E R B A C K
Height: 5-10

Weight: 191 DOB: Jun. 20, 2000

NFL Year: 3

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•FAST FACTSIs entering his third NFL season after being drafted by the Buffalo
Bills in the sixth round (213th Overall).
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Wildgoose played collegiately at Wisconsin where played in 25
games with 17 starts (15 at cornerback, 2 at nickelback)•He made 57 total tackles, including 44 solo tackles and logged
5.0 TFLs recorded 1 interception and 14 pass breakups.

•

Favortie singer/musical artist: Skilla Baby
Go-to Mario Kart player: Luigi
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
Pause
Who is one celebrity or athlete you would have loved to see:Tupac
If you could be any character from a TV show, who would it be:
Tariq St. Patrick

PERSONAL•

College: Wisconsin

37

What is something you cant live without: Phone

Attended Northwestern High School in Miami. FL••

Parents are Keweshia Patterson and Rachad Wildgoose Sr.

Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

G

GS

2021

5

0

2022

15

3

Tack

Asst

Sacks

Yds

Int

Yds

Long

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

12

4

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

Career Totals

Totals

20

3

12

5

0.0

0.0

0

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

08/31/2022

New York

Washington

Waiver Claim

11/16/2021

Buffalo

New York

Signed09/01/2021

Buffalo

BuffaloPract. Squad Add

05/13/2021

Buffalo

Buffalo

Drafted

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41Jonathan williams

R U N N I N GHeight: 5-11

B A C K

Weight: 223 DOB: Feb. 2, 1994

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his eigth NFL season after being drafted by Buffalo in thefifth round (156th overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.

•

Williams has played 46 games with three starts and recorded
134 carries for 565 yards and three touchdowns along with sevenreceptions for 40 yards.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Williams attended Arkansas State and as a true freshman in
2012, he played in 11 games, and made two starts.

•

He recorded 45 rushes for 231 yards and eight receptions for
208 yards and two touchdowns.

•

As a sophomore in 2013, he played in all 12 games, making
11 starts. He recorded 150 carries for 900 yards, scoring four
touchdowns while adding seven receptions for 72 yards and twotouchdowns.

NFL Year: 8

College: Arkansas StateFAST FACTS

Favorite singer/musical artist: Drake, Icewear Vezzo, or Brent Faiyaz
Favorite Quote: “He who exalts himself will be humbled, but he who
humbles himself will be exalted”
You can only have three apps on your phone, what are you choosing: Bible App, Money App, YouTube
Go-to Mario Kart player: Toad
If you had to make your sandwhiches with the same two meats
and one cheese for the rest of your life, what would you choose:
Turkey, Bacon, Pepper Jack Cheese
Would you rather have a rewind or pause button for your life:
RewindWho is one celebrity or athlete you would have loved to see:
Muhammad Ali

In 2014, despite splitting carries, he rushed for 1,190 yards on
211 carries (5.6 avg) and 12 touchdowns.

If you could be any character from a TV show, who would you be:
Jon Snow - Game of Thrones

OFFSEASON ACTIVITIESCOMMUNITYThis offseason, Williams spent his time hanging out with his family
including his wife Briana, and three kids Jrue, Jre, and Jireh.

On Wednesday, April 26th, select Washington Commanders players
including Jonathan Williams, Command Force Veterans and Major
Tuddy took a tour of the Pentagon. Throughout the afternoon, they had
the opportunity to connect with Senior Military Leadership and Military
guests at the Pentagon, as well as sign autographs and distribute Commanders branded Salute to Service pennants.

•

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Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

01/11/2022

Washington

Washington

Re-signed

01/11/2021

Washington

Washington

Signed08/17/2020

Indianapolis

Detroit

Signed10/02/2018

New Orleans

Indianapolis

Pract. squad add

11/14/2017

DenverNew Orleans

Active/prac. squad

09/05/2017

BuffaloDenverPract. squad add

05/13/2016

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo Bills

SignedCareer Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year

Team

G

GS

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Rec. Yds.

Avg.

Lg.

TD

Scrim.

Fumble

2016

Buf

11

0

27

94

3.5

20

1

1

0

0.0

0

0

94

0

2018

NO

3

0

3

0

0.0

1

0

1

1

1.0

1

0

1

0

2019

IND

9

1

49

235

4.8

48

1

5

59

11.8

31

0

294

0

2020

DET

5

0

1

5

5.0

5

0

4

21

5.3

10

0

26

0

2021

WAS

5

0

17

79

4.6

23

1

4

28

7.0

19

0

10

0

2022

WAS

13

2

37

152

4.1

23

0

7

40

5.7

21

0

192

0

46

3

134

565

4.2

22

149

6.8

31

0

714

0

Career Totals
Totals184

48

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ANDREW WYLIEO F F E N S I V E
Height: 6-6

L I N E M A N

71

Weight: 304 DOB: Aug. 19, 1994 NFL Year: 6 College: Eastern Michigan

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERSOFF THE FIELD•

Is entering his sixth NFL season and his first with the Commanders
after spending the last five seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs.

•

Off the field, Wylie is a trading card collector. He collects
Pokemon, football and baseball cards.

•

Entered the league as an undrafted free agent with the Indianapolis
Colts in 2017.

•

Wylie’s favorite/most valuable card that he owns is a signed Sam
Howell rookie card. The card is one out of 10 cards.

•

Has appeared in 71 games and made 59 starts over his career.

••

Is a two-time Super Bowl Champion with the Kansas City Chiefs(Super Bowl LIV and Super Bowl LVII).

He spent his offseason training in Orlando, Florida and going toDisney and Universal.

•

He also got married to his wife, Kasey in Montana.

COLLEGE LIFE•

Wylie played at Eastern Michigan University for four seasons(2013-16) and appeared in 47 games (46 starts) on the offensive
line.

•

His 46 starts ranked fourth all-time in school history.

•

Earned third-team All-MAC honors after blocking for an offensethat averaged 29.6 points per game, 455.2 yards per game, 159.1
rushing yards per game and 296.1 passing yards per game in 2016•

Was part of a 2016 team that recorded a 7-6 record and reachedthe Bahamas Bowl, the school’s first bowl game since 1987.

Transactions

FAST FACTS
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

Favorite color: Black

03/14/2023

Kansas City

Washington

SignedIf you had a boat, what would you name it: Thicc Wake

12/29/2017

Indianapolis

Kansas City

Signed

5/15/2017

Indianapolis

Indianapolis

SignedFavorite TV show: Breaking Bad

Who was your idol growing up: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
If a dog were an offensive lineman, what type of dog would it be:Bernise Mountain Dog
What are the top 2000’s TV shows: Fresh Prince of BelAir, Friends
and Boy Meets World
If you could live inside a movie, what would it be: That 70’s Show
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Giraffe, Rhino and LionIf you had to watch one movie for the rest of your life, what would
it be: Lord of the Rings

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D E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-5

Weight: 265 DOB: Apr. 14, 1999

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•Entering his fourth NFL season after being drafted by Washington
in the first round (2nd Overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.
O-H-I-O99

E N D
NFL Year: 4

College: Ohio StateFAST FACTS

Favorite athlete growing up: Sean Taylor
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:
Beautiful•

Played collegiately at the Ohio State University from 2017-19.

Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive•In addition to being unanimously named to the 2019 College
Football All-America Team, he won several other awards andhonors in the 2019 season including the Bronko Nagurski Trophy,
Chuck Bednarik Award, Ted Hendricks Award, Chicago Tribune
Silver Football, Nagurski–Woodson Defensive Player of the Year,and Smith–Brown Defensive Lineman of the Year.

If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money

•

•

Young finished his career at Ohio State with 30.5 sacks in threeseasons, which ranks second all-time there behind Mike Vrabel,
who had 36 in four seasons. He was later named to the Big
Ten Network’s 2010s All-Decade Team as the only unanimous
selection.

If there were stats availale for every aspect of your life, what is
one stat you would like to know: How many hours of work I have put
in
If you could pick a sidekick, who would it be: Batman
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Lion, Tiger, BearDMV KID•

Attended DeMatha Catholic, Hyattsville, Maryland.

•

He won a state title as a senior and was as a consensus 5-starprospect and one of the Top 10 players regardless of position in thenation as a high school senior.
COMMUNITY

Young being from the area makes sure to always give back to the community. His love for working with children has been present before his
welcome to the NFL and he makes sure to use his platform to always be
engaging and entertaining for the young ones. Young hosts a free camp
every year in the DMV area.

HIGHLIGHTS
Young was given the opportunity to represent the Commanders at the 2022 NFL Draft
where he announced third round pick RB
Brian Robinson Jr. in Las Vegas.
Chase Young was the honorary pace driver
for the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Raceway on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2022. Heengaged in a Q&A with fans and was able tovisit his friend and NASCAR driver Chase
Elliott.

MY CAUSE MY CLEATS
Young had collaborated with CUDDLY for his “My Cause My Cleats”
NFL initiative. CUDDLY is a fundraising and wishlist platform that
sends much needed aid and supplies to verified 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal rescues with the intention of helping as many animals as possible.
The organization was founded by current NFL referee, John Hussey.

Young continues to lead the team throughhis energetic personality and presence on
and off the field. While recovering from hisinury in 2021, Young has continued to be aleader and motivating voice in the defensive
line room.

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Career Defensive/Fumble Stats
Year

Team

G

GS Tack. Asst.

Sacks

Yds.

2020

WAS

15

15

32

2021

WAS

9

9

15

2022

WAS

3

2

3

INT

Yds.

12

7.5

34.5

0

-

11

1.5

3.5

0

0

2

0

0.0

0

0

Lg.

TD

PD

QBH

TFL

FF

FR

-

1

4

12

10

4

3

0

0

2

4

3

2

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

-

-

1

7

17

13

6

3

Career Totals
Totals

27

26

50

25

9.0

38.0

0

Postseason2020

2 0 2 3

NFL

1

1

1

2

0.0

0

0

-

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals

1

1

1

2

0.0

0

0

-

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

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TAKE

TAKE

COMMANDUNDRAFTED
free agents188

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COMMANDNSD
C O M MCAONMDMEARkazmeir allen

W I D E
Height: 5-9

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 175

DOB: Feb. 29, 2000

RECORD BREAKERPRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•Is entering his rookie season in the NFL.

•

Signed with the Commanders as a UDFA.

NFL Year: R College: UCLA

10•

Allen broke the California high school scoring record in 2017 with72 total touchdowns. He rushed for 3,336 yards on 255 carries for
62 touchdowns.

U-C-L-A••

Played five seasons for the Bruins (2018-22) and played in 38
games and recorded 762 receiving yards, seven touchdowns, 550
rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns.
Allen also registered 39 kick return attempts and 1,054 kick return
yards and one touchdown. He averaged 27.0 yards per kickoff
return over his time at UCLA. He ranked third in the Pac-12 and21st nationally in 2022 for his 24.6 kickoff return average.

FAST FACTS
If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
PhoFavorite athlete growing up: Adrian Peterson
If you could sum up your life in one word, what would it be:Adversity
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive•

Earned second team All Pac-12 team honors in 2021.

•

In 2019, Allen competed in one track meet for the Bruins and ran in
the 100 meter dash and posted a 10.61 time.

If you could have an endless supply of anything, what would it be:
Money
If there were stats available for every aspect of life, what is one
stat you would want to know: How many people have I impacted in
my lifeIf you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: Cozmo
What are the best TV show theme songs of all time: That’s So
Raven or Phineas and Ferb
If you had a theme song play every time you arrived somewhere,
what would it be: Back for Everything - Kodak Black

Transactions

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From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/12/2023

Washington

Washington

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W I D E
Height: 6-1

R E C E I V E R

Weight: 185 DOB: Aug. 13, 1999 NFL Year: R

COMMANDER CALLOUTS•

College: Hawaii

84

RAINBOW WARRIORIs entering his first season after signing with Washington as a
UDFA in the 2022•

Bowens played at the University of Hawaii for three seasons (202022) and saw action in 29 games (13 starts).

•

Recorded 52 receptions for 896 yards and seven touchdowns.

•

Led Hawaii in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns his senior season.

•

Transferred to Hawaii after spending two seasons at Long Beach
City College where he earned all conference honors and served
as team captain and the team’s primary kickoff and punt returner.

Transactions
Date

From TeamTo TeamDescription

05/12/2023

Washington

Washington

Signed190

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MASON BROOKSO F F E N S I V E
Height: 6-6

Weight: 315

DOB: Oct. 11 1999

Is entering his rookie season in the NFL.

•

Signed with the Commanders as a UDFA.

NFL Year: R College: Mississippi•

Brooks is a big fan of the Star Wars movie series and spent his
offseason building Star Wars Lego sets.

HOTTY TODDYFAST FACTS•

Played one season at Ole Miss after transferring from Western
Kentucky.

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Saw action at right guard, left tackle, and right tackle throughout
the season. He also played on the special teams field goal andextra point units.

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2022.

Favorite TV show: The MandolorianFavorite color: Green
Who was your idol growing up: Steve Erwin
If a dog were an offensive lineman, what type of dog would it be: A
scary labrador
What are the top three 90’s shows that would hold up today:
Pokemon, Friends and MTV Cribs
If you could live inside any TV show, what would it be: Any Star
Wars show
You have to choose three animals to start a zoo, what animals are
you choosing: Pangolin, Komodo Dragon and Shoebill Crane
If you had to watch one movie series and one TV series to watch
for the rest of your life, what would it be: Anything Star Wars

HILL TOPPER•

Was a four year letterwinner and two year starter for Western
Kentucky and appeared in 42 games and made 23 starts.

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Earned first team All Conference USA honors in 2020 andhelped lead the Hilltoppers to a Conference USA East Division
Championship.

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Named to PFF’s All-CUSA first team in 2020

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JOSHUA PRYORD E F E N S I V E
Height: 6-4

Weight: 280

DOB: Oct. 25, 1999 NFL Year: R

Is entering his first NFL season after signing with Washington as
an UDFA in 2023.

College: Bowie State
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Pryor played at Bowie State for four seasons (2018-22) where heplayed in 49 games and recorded 245 total tackles, 77 tcakles forloss, 32 sacks, five fumble recoveries, four forced fumbles andthree pass breakups.

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Height: 6-6

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Weight: 200

DOB: March 19, 1999 NFL Year: R

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College: Minnesota St.

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Sample played at the Minnesota State from 2018-22. He appearedin 42 games, making 28 starts and registering 1,898 receiving yards
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Height: 6-1 Weight: 205

DOB: Jan. 3, 1999

NFL Year: R

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DOB: Sept. 8, 2000 NFL Year: R

College: Missouri Western

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERSFAST FACTSIs entering his first NFL season after signing with Washington as
an UDFA in 2023.

If you had to eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be:
Quesadillas

COLLEGE PERFORMANCE
Stirgus played at Missouri Western from 2018-22 and played in 42
games and totaled 81 tackles, 30 pass breakups, four tackles forloss and two interceptions.

Favorite athlete growing up: Ken Griffey Jr.

Earned first team All-MIAA honors in 2022.

If you could have an endless supply of anything what would it be:
Hawaiian Rolls

If you could sum up your life in one world, what would it be: Shocking
Would you rather sky dive or deep-sea dive: Sky Dive

If there were stats available for every aspect of your life, what is
one you would want to know: How many words I’ve said
If you could pick any sidekick, who would it be: Patrick Star
What is the best TV show theme song of all time: Spongebob
If you have to have a theme song play every time you arrived
somewhere, what would it be: The Man by Aloe Blacc

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Height: 6-1

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Weight: 205

DOB: Sept. 15, 1999 NFL Year: R

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College: Penn StateIs entering his first NFL season after signing with Washington as
an UDFA in 2023.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

Tinsley played at Penn State in 2022 where he appeared in 13
games, making 10 starts and posted 51 receptions for 577 yards
and five touchdowns.

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He played at Western Kentucky University (2020-21) for two
seasons and recorded 1,779 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns in
26 starts.

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Height: 6-4

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Weight: 212

DOB: Nov. 18, 1999 NFL Year: R

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College: Stanford

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Tremayne played at Stanford for four seasons (2019-22) and saw
action in 35 games and tallied 74 receptions for 1,017 receiving
yards and 11 touchdowns.

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Height: 6-1

Weight: 200

DOB: May 1, 2000 NFL Year: R

PRIOR TO THE COMMANDERS•FAST FACTSIs entering his first NFL season after signing with Washington as
an UDFA in 2023.
COLLEGE PERFORMANCE•

College: Saginaw Vallet StateWhiteside played at Saginaw Valley Sate University for four
seasons (2018-23) and played in 43 games and totaled 131 tackles,
26 pass breakups and 12 interceptions.

Favorite ice cream flavor: Chocolate
Bucket list vacation spot: Paris
What is something you can’t live without: Bible or Phone
What is your deepest fear: Death
If your TV was stuck on one channel for the rest of your life, what
would you want it to be: Nickelodeon
If you could put any franchise restaurant in your house, what
would it be: Chipotle
If you could go to any sporting event that has ever taken place,what would it be: Floyd Mayweather vs. Pacquiao
If you could be a part of the crew from any TV show or movie, whatcrew would it be: Snowfall
What three items are you bringing to a deserted island:Knife,lighter and a pot

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all time assistant coaches
A

Akey, Robb........................................................2015-16
Aldrich, Charles “Ki”............................................1947
Angelichio, Brian.................................................. 2019
Applebaum, Matt................................................2010
Arapoff, Jason .......................................... 1992-2000
Arnsparger, Bill ....................................................2001
Austin, Bill .......................................1969-70, 1973-77

B

Baker, Brian...........................................................2014
Baker, Ray.........................................................1937-39
Ball, Herman...................................................1952-54
Banta, Bradford...............................................2014-16
Barry, Joe...........................................................2015-16
Bass, Marvin .........................................................1952
Banker, Chuck.................................................1987-88
Bernstein, Harrison .....................................2007-09
Bielski, Dick .....................................................1973-76
Bieniemy, Eric ......................................................2023
Blache, Greg ............................................... 2004-09
Blacken, Malcolm ...............................................2010
Bowser, Bob ...................................................1978-80
Breaux, Don .................................1981-93, 2004-07
Brindise, Noah ............................................ 2002-03
Bugel, Joe .................................... 1981-89, 2004-09
Burney, Jacob.................................................. 2010-14
Burns, DeChon .......................................... 2002-03
Burns, Jack .................................. 1989-91, 2004-07
Burns, Keith........................................................... 2013
Byner, Earnest.............................................. 2004-07

C

Cabrelli, Larry......................................................... 1951
Callahan, Bill....................................................2015-19
Callahan, Ray..................................................1978-80
Cameron, Cam...............................................1994-96
Carberry, Kevin................................................2016-17
Carpenter, Ken..................................................... 1968
Carpenter, Lew............................................... 1969-70
Carmichael Jr., Pete............................................2001
Carter, Rubin.............................................1999-2000
Castillo, Juan...................................................2022-23
Catavolos, George....................................... 2002-03
Cavanaugh, Matt............................................2015-19
Cherundolo, Charles....................................1964-65
Clark, Mike.......................................................2015-16
Clarke, Ken...........................................................2003
Collins, Jim..................................................... 2002-03
Coyer, Larry........................................................... 2013
Crumpler, Bobby..........................................2003-09

DDay, Shane.......................................................2014-15
Del Rio, Jack...................................................2020-23
Del Rio, Luke..................................................2020-23
DePaul, Bobby................................................1989-93
Diange, Joe.............................................................1987
Dickson, George...........................1969-70, 1978-80
Doll, Don.......................................................... 1966-70
Dowhower, Rod............................................. 1990-93
Dowler, Boyd.....................................................1971-72
Dudley, Bill ............................................................ 1953
Dunn, John..................................1984-86, 2004-05

E

Edwards, George......................................... 2002-03
Edwards, Glenn “Turk”....................1940-45, 1949
Embree, Jon...........................................................2010
Englehart, Chad.............................................2010-23
Engram, Bobby.....................................................2023
Evans, Dick......................................................1955-58

F

Fazio, Foge
2000
Fewell, Perry.....................................................2015-16
FitzGerald, Jeff...............................................1998-99
Flaherty, Pat.........................................................2000
Flowers, Richmond....................................... 2010-13
Foerster, Chris................................................ 2010-14

G

Garber, Chip.........................................................2009
Garcia, Cristian..............................................2021-23
Gibbs, Coy.....................................................2004-06
Gibron, Abe.................................................... 1960-64
Gray, Jerry......................................................2006-09
Gray, Torrian...........................................................2017
Grimm, Chad....................................................2015-19
Grimm, Russ............................................. 1992-2000
Gruden, Deuce......................................................2017
Guenther, Paul.............................................. 2002-03

H

Haluchak, Mike..............................................1994-96
Hanifan, Jim................................................... 1990-96
Harris, Chris...................................................2020-22
Haslett, Jim...................................................... 2010-14
Hastings, John.............................................. 2002-09
Hayes, Tom......................................................1995-99
Hawkins, Ralph................................................1972-77
Hefferle, Ernie....................................................... 1959
Helton, Kim................................................... 2002-03
Henning, Dan..................................1981-82, 1987-88
Hickman, Bill................................... 1973-77, 1981-88
Hightower, Richard....................................... 2010-13
Hilliard, Ike............................................ 2012, 2014-19
Hilton, John.....................................................1978-80
Hilyer, Jim......................................................... 1975-76
Hixon, Stan.................................................... 2004-07
Hoener, Pete...................................................2020-21
Holland, Lawson.......................................... 2002-08
Holmes, Jerry........................................................2001
Horton, Ray......................................... 1994-96, 2019
Hostler, Jim ....................................................2020-22
Howard, Reggie ...................................................2023
Huff, Sam......................................................... 1969-70
Hughes, Ed......................................................1964-67
Hunley, Ricky....................................................... 2002
Hunt, John..................................................... 2002-03

J

Jackson, Bobby..............................................1994-99
Jackson, Hue..................................................2001-03
Jackson, Steve................................................2004-11
Jacobs, Ben....................................................2020-23
Jordan, Randy.................................................2014-23

K

Kaczor, Nate....................................................2019-23
Karmelowicz, Bob..........................................1994-96
Kerrigan, Ryan................................................2022-23
Khayat, Bill......................................................2007-09
Kilroy, Frank....................................................1962-64

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Kim, Joe.................................................................. 2015
King, Jennifer.................................................2020-23
Kotwica, Ben....................................................2014-17
Kuharich, Joe........................................................ 1954

L

LaFleur, Matt................................................... 2010-13
Lanham, Paul...................................1973-77, 1987-88
Latham, Kavan................................................2017-22
Lazor, Bill........................................................ 2004-07
Leggett, Earl.....................................................1997-99
Levy, Marv..........................................................1971-72
Lewis, Marvin....................................................... 2002
Lindsey, Dale................................1997-98, 2004-06
Lynn, Ron.........................................................1994-96

MMann, Richard......................................................2001
Manusky, Greg....................................2001, 2016-19
Marchibroda, Ted...........................1961-65, 1971-74
Martz, Mike......................................................1997-98
Mathews, Ray....................................................... 1968
Matthews, Cannon.........................................2017-19
Matuszak, Marv....................................................1977
Matsko, John..................................................2020-22
McCardell, Keenan........................................2010-11
McCormack, Mike..........................................1966-72
McCulley, Pete......................................................1977
McDaniel, LeCharls.................................1997-2000
McDaniel, Mike................................................2011-13
McPeak, Bill.......................................................... 1959
McVay, Sean................................................... 2010-16
Mee, Kirk........................................................... 1974-77
Meeks, Ron...........................................................2000
Meidt, Chris...................................................2008-09
Millner, Wayne....................................1946-48, 1954
Mills III, Sam....................................................2020-21
Mitchell, Stump............................................2008-09
Moore, Wilber................................................. 1947-50
Morgan, Chris...................................................2011-13
Morris, Raheem...............................................2012-14
Morton, Chip........................................................ 2002
Munsey, Bret....................................................2014-19
Musgrave, Bill......................................................2005

N

Neri, Jerry................................................................1952
Nenaber, Brett...............................................2020-23
Nixon, Mike ....................................................1954-58
Nolan, Mike......................................................1997-99
Nunn, Robert.......................................................2003

0O’Connell, Kevin..............................................2017-19
O’Connor, Fred...............................................1979-80
O’Hara, Chris....................................................2017-19
Olivadotti, Kirk...........................1999-2010, 2014-17
Olson, Rich................................................1999-2000

P

Palermo, John...............................................2008-09
Pardee, Jack...........................................................1973
Peccatiello, Larry............................................1981-93
Peetz, Jake.............................................................2014
Petitbon, Richie.............................................. 1978-92
Pendry, Joe............................................................2001
Phillips, Wes.....................................................2014-17
Pleasant, Aubrey.............................................2013-16
Pope, Michael..................................................1997-99
Pritchard, Tavita...................................................2023
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R

Ragone, Dave........................................................ 2015
Raines, Frank..................................................1988-89
Rauscher, Phil..................................................2018-19
Rattay, Tim............................................................. 2019
Raye, Jimmy..........................................................2001
Reed, Max..............................................................1950
Reid, Tyrae.......................................................2022-23
Renfro, Ray......................................................1966-67
Rhodes, Ray.........................................................2000
Rhome, Jerry...................................................1983-87
Riley, Dan.........................................................1982-99
Rivera, Vincent..............................................2020-23
Robiskie, Terry..........................................1994-2000
Rodgers, Richard..........................................2020-23
Rodriguez, Pete..............................................1994-97
Rowe, James.....................................................2017-19
Russ, Steve`....................................................2020-23
Ryan, Rob............................................................... 2019

S

Sankal, Jake.....................................................2016-21
Saunders, Al...................................................2006-07
Saunders, Bob...............................................2006-07
Scarry, Mike....................................................1966-68
Schottenheimer, Brian.......................................2001
Schottenheimer, Kurt.........................................2001
Schiotz, Matt.........................................................2001
Sevier, Wayne................................1981-86, 1989-93
Shanahan, Kyle.............................................. 2010-13
Sidwell, Ed........................................................1997-99
Siemering, Larry................................................... 1953
Simmons, Warren “Rennie”.........1981-93, 2004-08
Slowik, Bob...................................................... 2010-13
Slowik, Bobby...................................................2011-13
Smith, Arthur.................................................2007-08
Smith, Danny..................................................2004-12
Smith, Mark..........................................................2003
Smith, Sherman...........................................2008-09
Spanos, Lou.....................................................2010-11
Sparano, Jim..........................................................2001
Speros, Jim......................................................1982-83
Spinosa, Tony......................................................2006
Spurrier Jr., Steve......................................... 2002-03
Sullivan, Joe.......................................................1971-72
Stamn, Aaron........................................................ 2019
Stautner, Ernie...................................................... 1965
Stock, Mike....................................................2001-03
Storm, Todd....................................................2020-23
Svare, Harland................................................ 1969-70

V

Verduzco, Jason..................................................2000
Vieselmeyer, Brent........................................2020-21

W

Wachenheim, Scott...........................................2009
Waldron, Shane....................................................2017
Walker, DeWayne........................................2004-05
Waller, Charlie..................................................1972-77
Walton, Frank....................................................... 1948
Walton, Joe......................................................1974-80
Wetzel, Steve.................................................. 1990-91
Wharton, Travelle..........................................2020-23
Williams, Gregg............................................ 2004-07
Wilson, George..................................................... 1965
Wilson, Kirby........................................................2000
Willsey, Ray.....................................................1962-63
Winner, Charley................................................1971-72
Wright, Ray...................................................... 2010-14

Z
Zampese, Ken................................................2020-23
Zgonina, Jeff...................................................2020-23

Honor Roll

There are currently 11 members of theteam’s assistant coach honor roll, which
recognizes coaches with at least 10 seasons of service as an assistant inWashington.
Coach (Years).................................. Seasons
Don Breaux (17)............... 1981-93, 2004-07
Joe Bugel (15)..................1981-89, 2004-09
Bill Hickman (13)................1973-77, 1981-88
Kirk Olivadotti (15)........... 2000-10, 2014-17
Larry Peccatiello (13)	���������������������� 1981-93
Richie Petitbon (15)......................... 1978-92
Dan Riley (18)................................... 1982-99
Wayne Sevier (11)............. 1981-86, 1989-93“Rennie” Simmons (18)...1981-93, 2004-08
Charley Taylor (13)........................... 1981-93“Torgy” Torgeson (23)....... 1959-61, 1971-77,........................................................... 1981-93

T

Taylor, Charley.................................................1981-93
Temerario, Tim............................................... 1960-65
Tereshinski, Joe..............................................1955-59
Terrell, Drew...................................................2020-22
Thomas, Emmit..............................................1986-94
Todd, Dick .............................................................. 1951
Tomsula, Jim......................................................2017-19
Torgeson, Torgy.............. 1959-61, 1971-77, 1981-93
Toub, Shane..........................................................2023
Trgovac, Mike.................................................2000-01
Turner, Bobby.................................................. 2010-13
Turner, Scott...................................................2020-22
Tuttle, Orville.......................................................... 1951

U

Urich, Richard “Doc”....................................1978-80

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Olsewski, John, B.......................................... 1958-60

00

Bagarus, Steve, HB...................................... 1945-46

1Roby, Reggie, P...............................................1993-94
Turk, Matt, P....................................................1995-99
Bentley, Scott, K..................................................2000
Plackemeir, Ryan, P...........................................2008
Paulescu, Sam, P.................................................2010
Potter, John, K....................................................... 2013
Carter, DeAndre, WR.......................................... 2021
Dotson Jahan, WR...............................................2022

2

Weil, Jack, P............................................................1987
Mojsiejenko, Ralf, P...................................... 1989-90
Goodburn, Kelly, P........................................ 1990-93
Murray, Eddie, K........................................1995,2000
Forbath, Kai, K.................................................2012-15
Brown, Dyami, WR........................................2021-22

3Guglielmi, Ralph, QB................................... 1955-60
Gogolak, Charlie, K.......................................1966-68
Moseley, Mark, K...........................................1974-86
George, Jeff, QB............................................2000-01
Hollenbach, Sam, QB.........................................2007
Smith, Hunter, P (also 17).................................2009
Beck, John, QB (also 12).....................................2010
Hopkins, Dustin, K.........................................2015-21
Slye, Joey, K......................................................2021-21
Jackson III, William, CB......................................2022

4

Bragg, Mike, P..................................................1968-79
Atkinson, Jess, K............................................1986-87
Heppner, Kris, K..................................................2000
Husted, Michael, K............................................2000
Barker, Bryan, P.............................................2001-03
Hasselbeck, Tim, QB.........................................2004
Frost, Derrick, P........................................... 2005-07
Gano, Graham, K........................................... 2009-11
Heinicke, Taylor, QB.....................................2020-22

5Knight, Curt, K.................................................1969-73
Hayes, Jeff, P...................................................1982-85
Ariri, Obed, K..........................................................1987
Shuler, Heath, QB..........................................1994-96
Conway, Brett, K............................................1998-02
Chandler, Jeff, K..................................................2004
Brennan, Colt, QB..............................................2009
McNabb, Donovan, QB.....................................2010
Cundiff, Billy, K..................................................... 2012
Way, Tress, P...................................................2014-22

6

Haji-Sheikh, Ali, K................................................1987
Kenney, Bill, QB.................................................... 1989
Akers, David, K...............................................1998-99
Barnhardt, Tommy, P (also 14)........................2000
Matthews, Shane, QB....................................... 2002
Kimrin, Ola, K.......................................................2004

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Suisham, Shaun, K......................................2006-09
Bidwell, Josh, P.....................................................2010
Rocca, Sav, P....................................................2011-13
Rose, Nick, K..........................................................2017
Sanchez, Mark, QB.............................................2018
Woodrum, Josh, QB............................................ 2019
Shurmur, Kyle, QB............................................... 2021
Slye, Joey, K.....................................................2021-22

7

Theismann, Joe, QB......................................1974-85
Haskins Jr., Dwayne, QB.............................2019-20

8

Holly, Bob, QB.................................................1982-83
Lohmiller, Chip, K..........................................1988-94
Husak, Todd, QB.................................................2000
Garcia, Jose, K..................................................... 2002
Hasselbeck, Tim, QB.........................................2003
Brunell, Mark, QB........................................ 2004-07
Grossman, Rex, QB........................................2010-12
Cousins, Kirk, QB (also 12)...........................2014-17
Johnson, Josh, QB...............................................2018
Keenum, Case, QB.............................................. 2019
Allen, Kyle, QB................................................2020-21
Robinson Jr., Brian, RB.......................................2022

9Jurgensen, Sonny, QB...................................1964-74

10

Bukich, Rudy, QB............................................1957-58
Day, Eagle, QB (also 19).............................. 1959-60
Connell, Mike, P.............................................1980-81
Schroeder, Jay, QB....................................... 1984-85
Rutledge, Jeff, QB..........................................1990-92
Green, Trent, QB............................................1995-98
Graham, Kent, QB...............................................2001
Jarrett, Craig, K.................................................... 2002
Hall, John, K..................................................2003-06
Bartel, Richard, QB............................................2009
Gaffney, Jabar, WR...............................................2011
Griffin III, Robert, QB.....................................2012-15
Richardson, Paul, WR...................................2018-19
Gandy-Golden, Antonio, WR.......................... 2020
Samuel, Curtis, WR.......................................2021-22

11

Pinckert, Ernie, FB.........................................1937-40
Hare, Cecil, FB......................................... 1941-42, 45
Fiorentino, Al, G............................................ 1943-44
Jones, Harvey, DB.................................................1947
Wyant, Fred, QB................................................... 1956
Ninowski, Jim, QB..........................................1967-68
McQuilken, Kim, QB.....................................1978-80
Rypien, Mark, QB...........................................1987-93
Weldon, Casey, QB............................................. 1999
Ramsey, Patrick, QB................................... 2002-05
Espy, Mike, WR.............................................2006-07
Thomas, Devin, WR.....................................2008-10
Robinson, Aldrick, WR (also 15).................2012-13
Jackson, DeSean, WR...................................2014-16
Pryor Sr., Terrelle, WR..........................................2017
Smith, Alex, QB..............................................2018-20
Sims, Cam, WR.................................................... 2021
Wentz, Carson, QB..............................................2022

12

Britt, Eddie, FB......................................................1937

Morgan, Boyd, HB........................................1939-40
Goodyear, John, HB............................................ 1942
Rymkus, Lou, T..................................................... 1943
Fuller, Larry, HB.............................................1944-45
Shoener, Herb, E, (also 84)........................ 1948-49
Gilmer, Harry, QB....................................1948-52, 54
Ferris, Neil, DB................................................1951-52
Johnson, Randy, QB.......................................1975-76
Mortensen, Fred, QB...........................................1979
Flick, Tom, QB........................................................1981
Laufenberg, Babe, QB (also 16).................1983-85
Cox, Steve, P......................................................... 1985
Conklin, Cary, QB......................................... 1990-93
Frerotte, Gus, QB...........................................1994-98
Banks, Tony, QB...................................................2001
Hamdan, Gibran, QB.........................................2003
Harris, Steven, WR..............................................2007
Kelly, Malcolm, WR......................................2008-10
Beck, John (also 3)...............................................2011
Cousins, Kirk, QB (also 8)............................2012-13
Roberts, Andre, WR.......................................2014-15
McCoy, Colt, QB (also 16).............................2016-19
Brown, Tony, WR................................................. 2020

13

Justice, Ed, HB................................................1937-42
Johnson, Larry, C.................................................1944
Monaco, Ray, G....................................................1944
Ryan, Frank, QB............................................. 1969-70
Scott, Jake, S....................................................1976-78
Jacke, Chris, K.......................................................1997
Thompson, Derrius, WR (also 88).................2000
Armstrong, Anthony, WR.............................2010-11
Williams, Nick, WR.............................................. 2013
Harris, Maurice, WR......................................2016-18
Harmon, Kelvin, WR.....................................2019-20
Humphries, Adam, WR...................................... 2021

14

Manton, Tillie, FB................................................. 1938
Kreuger, Al, HB............................................... 1941-42
Piasecky, Al, E................................................1943-45
Miller, Tom, E......................................................... 1945
Farmer, Tom, HB............................................ 1947-48
Cox, Billy, B (also 40)..............................1951-52, 55
LeBaron, Eddie, QB..........................1952-53, 55-59
Shiner, Dick, QB.............................................1964-66
Zendejas, Max, K................................................. 1986
Barnhardt, Tommy, P.......................................... 1988
Blanchard, Cary, K.............................................. 1998
Johnson, Brad, QB..................................1999-2000
Tuthill, James, K.................................................. 2002
Brooks, Durant, P...............................................2008
Grant, Ryan, WR.............................................2014-17
Quinn, Trey, WR....................................................2018
Davis, Trevor, WR................................................ 2020
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, QB.......................................... 2021
Hayden, D.J., CB................................................... 2021
Howell, Sam, QB..................................................2022

15

Barber, Jim, T.................................................... 1937-41
Watts, George, T.................................................. 1942
Sneddon, Bob, HB..............................................1944
Couppee, Al, G..................................................... 1946
Hollar, John, RB............................................. 1948-49
Papit, John, B (also 25)..................................1951-53
Izo, George, QB................................................1961-64
Kruczek, Mike, QB...............................................1980
Rae, Mike, QB........................................................1981
Robinson, Tony, QB..............................................1987
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all time jersey numbers
Archer, Dave, QB................................................. 1988
Coleman, Greg, P................................................. 1988
Hostetler, Jeff, QB.................................................1997
Collins, Todd, QB.........................................2006-09
Morgan, Joshua, WR.....................................2012-13
Robinson, Aldrick, WR (also 11).......................2014
Sims Jr., Steven, WR.....................................2019-20
Milne, Dax, WR...............................................2021-22

16

Slivinski, Steve, G..........................................1939-43
Sharp, Everett, T...........................................1944-45
Steber, John, G.............................................. 1946-50
Dorow, Al, QB..................................................1954-56
Snead, Norm, QB............................................1961-63
Began, Gary, QB.............................................1968-69
Petitbon, Richie, S...........................................1971-72
Laufenberg, Babe, QB (also 12).................1983-85
Rubbert, Ed, QB....................................................1987
Humphries, Stan, QB....................................1989-91
Gannon, Rich, QB................................................ 1993
Query, Jeff, WR..................................................... 1995
Blanton, Scott, K............................................1996-98
Peete, Rodney, QB.............................................. 1999
Banks, Brandon, WR.....................................2010-12
McCoy, Colt, QB (also 12).............................2014-15
Chesson, Jehu, WR.............................................2018
Johnson, Brian, K................................................. 2021

17

Edwards, Turk, T.............................................1937-39
Davis, Fred, T........................................... 1941-42, 45
Reynolds, Mack, QB...........................................1960
Hall, Galen, QB......................................................1962
Theofiledes, Harry, QB....................................... 1968
Kilmer, Billy, QB................................................1971-78
Owen, Tom, QB.....................................................1982
Hart, Jim, QB.........................................................1984
Batkowski, Steve, QB......................................... 1985
Williams, Doug, QB.......................................1986-89
Friesz, John, QB................................................... 1994
Wuerffel, Danny, QB.......................................... 2002
Campbell, Jason, QB................................. 2005-09
Smith, Hunter, P (also 3)....................................2010
Bellamy, Josh, WR............................................... 2013
Floyd, Michael, WR.............................................2018
McLaurin, Terry, WR.....................................2019-22

18

Michaels, Ed, G.....................................................1937
Bartos, Hank, G.................................................... 1938
Ericksen, Carl, C............................................1938-39
Titchenal, Bob, C.......................................... 1940-42
Hayden, Ken, C.................................................... 1943
Akins, Frank, FB............................................ 1943-46
Marcus, Pete, E....................................................1944
Duckworth, Joe, E.................................................1947
Macioszczyk, Art, B............................................. 1948
Berrang, Ed, E.................................................1949-52
Scarbath, Jack, QB........................................1953-54
Wyche, Sam, QB..............................................1971-73
Austin, Terrence, WR.....................................2010-11
Lewis, Lance, WR................................................ 2013
Doctson, Josh, WR.........................................2016-18
Quinn, Trey, WR.................................................... 2019
Wright, Isaiah, WR.............................................. 2020

19

Malone, Charley, E........................................1937-40
Aguirre, Joe, E..........................................1941, 43-45
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G U I D E

Pebbles, Jim, E......................................... 1946-49, 51
Day, Eagle, QB (also 10).............................. 1959-60
Pierce, Dan, RB.....................................................1970
Shedd, Kenny, WR.............................................2000
Tupa, Tom, P..................................................2004-05
Mix, Anthony, WR................................................2007
Stallworth, Donté, WR........................................2011
Briscoe, Dezmon, WR........................................ 2012
Ross, Rashad, WR..........................................2015-16
Davis, Robert, WR...........................................2017-18
Foster, Robert, WR............................................. 2020
Gilbert, Garrett, QB............................................. 2021

20

Battles, Cliff, RB....................................................1937
Karamatic, George, HB...................................... 1938
Seymour, Bob, HB........................................1940-45
Sandifer, Dan, HB......................................... 1948-49
Thomas, George, B........................................ 1950-51
Rykovich, Jules, B..........................................1952-53
Rosso, George, B................................................. 1954
Norris, Hal, B...................................................1955-56
Nix, Doyle, HB................................................1958-59
Vereb, Ed, RB........................................................1960
Freeman, Bob, HB................................................1962
Budd, Frank, WR................................................. 1963
Mazurek, Fred, B............................................1965-66
Allen, Jerry, B....................................................1967-69
Mason, Tommy, RB.........................................1971-72
Stone, Ken, S...................................................1973-75
Lavender, Joe, CB.......................................... 1976-82
Morton, Michael, RB.......................................... 1985
Welch, Herb, DB.................................................. 1989
Mays, Alvoid, CB........................................... 1990-94
Logan, Marc, FB.............................................1995-97
Hicks, Skip, RB.........................................1998-2000
Bates, Michael ,KR..............................................2001
Morton, Chad, RB/KR................................2003-04
Prioleau, Pierson, S......................................2005-07
Tryon, Justin, CB..........................................2008-09
Harris, Macho, S..................................................2010
Atogwe, Oshiomogho, S.....................................2011
Griffin, Cedric, CB............................................... 2012
Minnifield, Chase, CB........................................2014
Johnson, Jeron, S................................................. 2015
Toler, Greg, CB...................................................... 2016
Kelley, Rob, RB (also 32)................................2017-18
Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha, S.........................................2018
Collins, Landon, S............................................... 2019
Moreland, Jimmy, CB......................................... 2020
McCain, Bobby, S..........................................2021-22

21Olsson, Swede, G...........................................1937-38
Farman, Dick, G.............................................1939-43
Walton, Frank, G...........................................1944-45
Ward, Bill, C.....................................................1946-47
Deeks, Don, T........................................................1947
Goode, Rob, B (also 39)..................1949-51, 54-55
Barni, Roy, B....................................................1955-56
Sommer, Mike, B (also 27)................................. 1958
Glick, Gary, B...................................................1959-61
Schick, Doyle, LB..................................................1961
Carr, Jim, LB....................................................1964-65
Mingo, Gene, K......................................................1967
Harold, George, B................................................ 1968
Brown, Tom, DB................................................... 1969
Jones, Larry, WR............................................. 1974-77
Nelms, Mike, KR...........................................1980-84
Jessie, Tim, RB.......................................................1987
Byner, Earnest, RB........................................1989-93
Boykin, Todd, CB................................................. 1994

Allen, Terry, RB...............................................1995-98
McMillian, Mark, CB........................................... 1999
Sanders, Deion, CB............................................2000
Smoot, Fred, CB (also 27)...........................2001-04
Taylor, Sean, S (also 36)............................. 2005-07- Number Retired -22Bond, Chuck, T................................................1937-38
Zimmerman, Roy, HB.................................. 1940-42
Turley, Doug, E...............................................1944-48
Dowda, Harry, B (also 44)...........................1949-53
Justice, Charlie, B...................................1950, 52-54
Crotty, Jim, B...................................................1960-61
Jackson, Leroy, HB........................................1962-63
Lewis, Dan, RB..................................................... 1965
Jackson, T.J., WR...................................................1967
Harris, Jim, DB.......................................................1970
Taylor, Roosevelt, DB...........................................1972
Thomas, Mike, RB..........................................1975-78
Hardeman, Buddy, RB.................................1979-80
Jordan, Curtis, S (also 25)............................1981-86
Burmeister, Danny, DB.......................................1987
Morris, Jamie, RB...........................................1988-89
Bowles, Todd, S (also 23)...............1986-90, 92-93
Thomas, Johnny, CB (also 41)......1988-90, 92-94
Wycheck, Frank, TE (also 36)....................1993-94
Sutton, Eric, S....................................................... 1996
Williams, Jamel, S...........................................1997-98
Murrell, Adrian, RB.............................................2000
Serwanga, Kato, DB.....................................2001-02
McCullough, Sultan, RB...................................2003
Dennis, Pat, S......................................................2004
Rogers, Carlos, CB...................................... 2005-10
Barnes, Kevin, CB (also 25)................................2011
Royster, Evan, RB (also 35)..........................2012-13
Porter, Tracy, CB...................................................2014
Everett, Deshazor, CB/S...............................2015-21
Forrest, Darrick, S...............................................2022

23

Irwin, Don, FB.................................................1937-40
Birlem, Keith, HB................................................. 1939
Madarik, Elmer, DB............................................. 1948
Haynes, Hall, B...............................................1950-55
Crabb, Claude, CB.........................................1962-63
Hunter, Bill, DB..................................................... 1965
Owens, Brig, DB..............................................1966-77
Peters, Tony, SS................................ 1979-82, 84-85
Bowles, Todd, S (also 22)...............1986-90, 92-93
Savage, Sebastian, CB....................................... 1995
Bailey, Robert, CB................................................ 1995
Barnes, Tomur, CB............................................... 1996
Stevens, Matt, S.......................................1998-2000
Carter, Ki-Jana, RB..............................................2001
Branch, Bruce, KR.............................................. 2002
Jimoh, Ade, DB.............................................2003-04
Stoutmire, Omar, S............................................ 2005
Vincent, Troy, CB/S............................................2006
Stoutmire, Omar, S..............................................2007
Hall, DeAngelo, CB/S...................................2008-17
Dunbar, Quinton, CB.....................................2018-19
Love, Bryce, RB.................................................... 2019
Darby, Ronald, CB.............................................. 2020
Jackson III, William, CB...................................... 2021
McKissic, J.D., RB................................................2022

24

Turner, Jay, HB................................................1938-39
Livingston, Howie, HB................................. 1948-50
Heath, Leon, B (also 32)...............................1951-53

201

all time jersey numbers
Kincaid, Blackie, DB........................................... 1954
Podoley, Jim, HB............................................ 1957-60
Sample, Johnny, DB......................................1963-65
Rector, Ron, RB.................................................... 1966
Larson, Pete, RB.............................................1967-68
Wade, Bob, DB..................................................... 1969
Malinchak, Bill, WR................................. 1970-74, 76
Thomas, Spencer, S.............................................1975
Parrish, Lemar, CB.........................................1978-81
Washington, Joe, RB.................................... 1981-84
Washington, Anthony, CB..........................1983-84
Bryant, Kelvin, RB.................................. 1986-88, 90
Harry, Carl, WR...............................................1989, 92
Eilers, Pat, CB (also 25)................................1992-94
Richard, Stanley, S........................................1995-98
Bailey, Champ, CB........................................ 1999-03
Springs, Shawn, CB....................................2004-08
Davis, James, RB.................................................2010
Gomes, DeJon, S................................................. 2012
Rambo, Bacarri, S...........................................2013-14
Sanford, Jamarca, S............................................2014
Ihenacho, Duke, S .............................................. 2015
Norman, Josh, CB...........................................2016-19
Gibson, Antonio, RB....................................2020-22

25

Krause, Max, FB.............................................1937-40
Dow, Ken, FB.........................................................1941
Poillon, Dick, B........................................1942, 46-69
Seno, Frank, HB............................................ 1943-44
Doolan, John, HB................................................. 1945
Brown, Hardy, B...................................................1950
Papit, John, B...................................................1951-53
Adduci, Nick, B...............................................1954-55
Runnels, Tom, B............................................. 1956-57
Lynch, Dick, B....................................................... 1958
McCabe, Dick, B.................................................. 1959
Krakoski, Joe, B.....................................................1961
Atkins, Pervis, HB................................................ 1964
Whitfield, A.D., RB.........................................1966-68
Hull, Mike, RB...................................................1971-74
Brown, Eddie, S............................................... 1975-77
Malone, Benny, RB.........................................1978-79
Jordan, Curtis, S..............................................1981-86
Washington, Joe, RB.................................... 1981-84
Etherly, Dave, DB..................................................1987
Oliphant, Mike, RB.............................................. 1988
Dupard, Reggie, RB...................................... 1989-90
Washington, Mickey, CB....................................1992
Eilers, Pat, S....................................................1992-94
Carter, Tom, CB..............................................1993-96
Denton, Tim, CB.............................................1998-99
Greer, Donovan....................................................2001
Bauman, Rashad, DB................................. 2002-03
Clark, Ryan, DB............................................2004-05
Wright, Kenny, DB..............................................2006
Green, Mike, S.....................................................2008
Barnes, Kevin, CB......................................... 2009-10
Hightower, Tim, RB..............................................2011
Grant, Ryan, RB.................................................... 2012
Williams, Keiland, RB......................................... 2012
Clark, Ryan, S.......................................................2014
Thompson, Chris, RB.........................2013, 2015-19
Moreau, Fabian, CB........................................... 2020
St. Juste, Benjamin, CB...............................2021-22

26

Carroll, Vic, C/G..............................................1937-42
Foltz, Vernon, C....................................................1944
Lolotai, Al, T........................................................... 1945
Ruthstrom, Ralph, LB..........................................1947
Castiglia, Jim, B.............................................. 1947-48
Cochran, Tom, B.................................................. 1949

202

Spaniel, Frank, B..................................................1950
Salem, Ed, B........................................................... 1951
Davis, Andy, B....................................................... 1953
Shula, Don, DB......................................................1957
Stits, Bill, DB......................................................... 1959
Krause, Paul, DB............................................1964-67
Brunet, Bob, RB.......................................1968, 70-77
Harris, Don, S...................................................1978-79
Metcalf, Terry, RB.................................................1981
Evans, Reggie, RB................................................ 1983
Smith, Ricky, CB..................................................1984
Badjanek, Rick, RB............................................. 1986
Wilson, Wayne, RB...............................................1987
McEwen, Craig, TE.........................................1987-88
Davis, Wayne, CB......................................... 1989-90
Copeland, Danny, S.......................................1991-93
Grant, Alan, CB.................................................... 1994
Oliver, Muhammad, CB..................................... 1995
Dishman, Cris, CB..........................................1997-98
Buckley, Curtis, CB............................................. 1999
Drakeford, Tyronne, CB....................................2000
Ohalete, Ifeanyi, S........................................2001-03
Portis, Clinton, RB........................................2004-10
Wilson, Josh, CB..............................................2011-13
Breeland, Bashaud, CB................................2014-17
Peterson, Adrian, RB.....................................2018-19
Collins, Landon, S.........................................2020-21

27

Parks, Mickey, C............................................1938-40
Stuart, Jim, T..........................................................1941
Zeno, Joe, G.....................................................1942-44
Audet, Earl, T......................................................... 1945
Bartos, Joe, B........................................................1950
Ferris, Neil, DB................................................1951-52
Menasco, Don, DB.............................................. 1954
DeCarlo, Art, B............................................... 1956-57
Walters, Les, DB................................................... 1958
Sommer, Mike, B............................................ 1959, 61
Love, John, WR......................................................1967
Houston, Ken, S.............................................1973-80
Edwards, Brad, S.......................................... 1990-93
Taylor, Keith, S................................................1994-96
Evans, Greg, S....................................................... 1998
Paul, Tito, CB........................................................ 1999
Carrier, Mark, FS.................................................2000
McClellion, Central, DB.....................................2001
Franz, Todd, DB................................................... 2002
Harris, Walt, CB............................................2004-05
Smoot, Fred, CB............................................2007-09
Johnson, Larry, RB..............................................2010

28

Peterson, Nels, E..................................................1937
Masterson, Bob, E.........................................1938-43
Schilling, Ralph, DE............................................ 1946
Taylor, Hugh, E.................................................1947-54
Scudero, Joe, B...............................................1954-58
Rzempoluch, Ted, DB......................................... 1963
Clay, Ozzie, HB..................................................... 1964
Smith, Dick, DB...............................................1967-68
Henderson, Jon, WR............................................1970
Haymond, Alvin, DB............................................1972
Mul-Key, Herb, RB...........................................1972-74
Bryant, Trent, CB...................................................1981
Crissy, Cris, WR.....................................................1981
Green, Darrell, CB.........................................1983-02

29

Karcher, Jim, G................................................1937-39
Andrako, Steve, C..........................................1940-41
DeCorrevant, Bill, HB......................................... 1945

Britt, Oscar, G....................................................... 1946
Wilde, George, HB................................................1947
Hartley, Howard, B.............................................. 1948
Dwyer, Jack, B........................................................ 1951
Barry, Paul, B......................................................... 1953
Zagers, Bert, B..........................................1955, 57-58
Vactor, Tad, CB................................................1969-74
Murphy, Mark, S.............................................1977-84
Branch, Reggie, RB ......................................1985-89
Gulledge, David, S................................................1992
Taylor, Keith, S................................................1994-96
Turner, Scott, CB............................................1995-97
Shade, Sam, S................................................1999-02
Franz, Todd, S...............................................2003-04
Torrence, Leigh, CB......................................2006-07
Holmes, Lendy, S................................................2009
Jones, Reggie, CB................................................2010
Simpson, Chad, RB............................................ 2010
Helu Jr., Roy, RB...............................................2011-14
Culliver, Chris, CB................................................ 2015
Ihenacho, Duke, S............................................... 2016
Guice, Derrius, RB..........................................2018-19
Fuller, Kendall, CB........................2017, 2020-22

30

Howell, Millard, B..................................................1937
Filchock, Frank, QB........................1938-41, 44-45
Juzwik, Steve, HB................................................ 1942
Dunn, Coye, HB................................................... 1943
Youel, Jim, QB................................................ 1946-48
Sutton, Ed, B....................................................1957-59
Cunningham, Jim, FB....................................1961-63
Briggs, Bob, B....................................................... 1965
Jordan, Jeff, RB.................................................1971-72
Salter, Bryant, S...............................................1974-75
Kiick, Jim, RB.........................................................1977
Forte, Ike, RB..................................................1978-80
Giaquinto, Nick, RB.......................................1981-83
Moore, Jeff, RB.....................................................1984
Branch, Reggie, RB.......................................1985-89
Garner, Dwight, RB............................................. 1986
Holman, Walter, RB.............................................1987
Mickles, Joe, RB................................................... 1989
Mitchell, Brian, RB....................................... 1990-99
Canidate, Trung, RB...........................................2003
Broughton, Nehemiah, RB........................2005-06
Landry, LaRon, S............................................. 2007-11
Butler, Crezdon, CB............................................. 2012
Johnson, Domonique, CB................................. 2012
Biggers, E.J., CB...............................................2013-14
Jarrett, Kyshoen, DB........................................... 2015
Bruton Jr., David, S.............................................. 2016
Apke, Troy, CB................................... 2018-22

31

Johnston, Jimmy, HB...................................1939-40
Clair, Frank, E.........................................................1941
Weldon, Larry, QB........................................1944-45
Ehrhardt, Clyde, C............................................... 1949
Bosseler, Don, FB...........................................1957-64
Kantor, Joe, B........................................................ 1966
Harraway, Charley, FB...................................1969-73
Evans, Charlie, RB................................................1974
Jenkins, Ken, RB.................................................. 1985
Vaughn, Clarence, S.......................................1987-91
Clifton, Gregory, WR........................................... 1993
Pounds, Darryl, CB........................................1995-99
Terrell, David, CB.........................................2000-03
Simon, John, RB (IR)..........................................2004
Cartwright, Rock, FB................................. 2005-09
Buchanon, Phillip, CB...................................2010-11
Meriweather, Brandon, S.............................2012-14
Jones, Matt, RB...............................................2015-16
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all time jersey numbers
Moreau, Fabian, CB........................................2017-19
Wilson, Shaun, RB.............................................. 2019
Curl, Kamren, S.............................................2020-22

32

McChesney, Bob, E........................................1937-43
Cafego, George, HB............................................ 1943
Rosato, Sal, FB...............................................1945-47
Stout, Pete, B................................................. 1949-50
Heath, Leon, FB..............................................1951-53
Elter, Leo, B...................................................... 1955-57
Wulff, Jim, B.....................................................1960-61
Barnes, Billy Ray, RB....................................1962-63
Clay, Billy, DB........................................................ 1966
McDonald, Ray, RB........................................1967-68
Dyer, Henry, RB.............................................. 1969-70
Pardee, Jack, LB...............................................1971-72
Curtis, Mike, LB................................................1977-78
Dean, Vernon, CB.......................................... 1982-87
McEwen, Craig, TE.........................................1987-88
Wilder, James, RB................................................1990
Ervins, Ricky, RB.............................................1991-94
Thibodeaux, Keith, CB........................................1997
Wright, Toby, CB................................................... 1999
Dukes, Chad, RB.................................................2000
Bennett, Donnell, FB..........................................2001
Watson, Kenny, RB............................................ 2002
Jimoh, Ade, DB.............................................2005-06
Mason, Marcus, RB...........................................2009
Russell, Anderson, S..........................................2010
Thompson, Brandyn, CB....................................2011
Pugh, Jordan, S...............................................2012-13
Redd, Jr., Silas, RB...............................................2014
Kelley, Rob, RB..................................................... 2016
Perine, Samaje, RB..........................................2017-18
Moreland, Jimmy, CB.......................................... 2019
Johnson, Danny.............................................2020-21
Patterson, Jaret, RB......................................2021-22

33

Baugh, Sammy, QB........................................1937-52-- Number retired --34

Hartman, Bill, HB................................................. 1938
German, Jimmy, QB............................................ 1939
Sanford, Haywood, E..........................................1940
Micka, Mike, FB...................................................1944
Gaffney, Jim, B...................................................... 1946
Quirk, Ed, FB....................................................1948-51
Cloud, John, B.................................................1952-53
Smith, Jim, DB...................................................... 1968
Green, Tony, RB.....................................................1978
Hammond, Bobby, RB.................................1979-80
Williams, Kevin, CB...................................... 1985, 88
Davis, Brian, CB............................................. 1987-90
Kimble, Garry, DB.................................................1987
Hoage, Terry, S.......................................................1991
Bayless, Martin, S................................................ 1994
Kitts, Jim, FB......................................................... 1998
Symonette, Josh, S.............................................2000
Metcalf, Eric, PR/RB...........................................2001
Lott, Andre, S................................................ 2002-04
Patterson, Dimitri, DB...................................... 2005
Eubanks, John, CB.......................................2006-07
Westbrook, Byron, CB................................. 2009-10
Robinson, Trenton, S.....................................2013-15
Brown, Mack, RB............................................2016-17
Marshall, Byron, RB........................................2017-18
Smallwood, Wendell, RB................................... 2019
Barber, Peyton, RB............................................. 2020
Roberts, Daryl, CB............................................... 2021
Holmes, Christian, CB........................................2022
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35

Smith, Riley, QB..............................................1937-38
Moore, Wilbur, HB.........................................1939-46
Dudley, Bill, B........................................... 1950-51, 53
Casares, Rick, RB................................................ 1965
Looney, Joe Don, RB.....................................1966-67
Hill, Calvin, RB................................................. 1976-77
Deloplaine, Jack, RB............................................1978
Perrin, Lonnie, RB.................................................1979
Claitt, Rickey, RB...........................................1980-81
Griffin, Keith, RB........................................... 1984-85
Mayhew, Martin, CB.....................................1989-92
Evans, Leomont, CB.....................................1996-99
Jospeh, Ricot, DB............................................... 2002
Doering, Jason, S................................................2004
Morton, Christian, DB...................................... 2005
Ganther, Quinton, RB........................................2009
Williams, Keiland, RB........................................ 2010
Royster, Evan, RB.................................................2011
Jones, David, CB.................................................. 2012
Ihenacho, Duke, S ..............................................2014
Rogers, Justin, CB............................................... 2015
Phillips, Dashaun, CB...................................2015-16
Nicholson, Montae, S.....................................2017-19
Williams, Jonathan, RB...................................... 2021
McTyer, Torry, CB................................................. 2021
Butler, Percy, S.....................................................2022

36

Wilkin, Willie, T...............................................1939-43
Harris, Henry, T.............................................. 1947-48
Drazenovich, Chuck, LB............................. 1950-59
Hatcher, Ron, RB..................................................1962
Tracy, Tom, RB................................................1963-64
Barrington, Tom, RB............................................ 1966
Nelson, Ralph, RB................................................1975
Moss, Eddie, RB....................................................1977
Smith, Timmy, RB...........................................1987-88
Cofer, Joe, DB........................................................1987
Wycheck, Frank, TE......................................1993-94
Bell, William, FB.............................................1994-96
Maston, Le’Shai, FB............................................ 1998
Taylor, Sean, S.....................................................2004
Duckett, T.J, RB...................................................2006
Broughton, Nehemiah, RB................................2007
Williams, Eddie....................................................2009
Young, Darrel, FB........................................... 2010-15
Cravens, Su’a, S................................................... 2016
Swearinger, D.J., S...........................................2017-18
Ferguson, Josh, RB............................................. 2019
Johnson, Danny, CB.....................................2021-22

37

Young, Bill, T..............................................1937-42, 46
Pasqua, Joe, T....................................................... 1943
Watson, Jim, C...................................................... 1945
Tereshinski, Joe, E..........................................1947-54
Lockett, J.W., FB................................................... 1964
Fischer, Pat, DB...............................................1968-77
Cherry, Raphel, S................................................. 1985
Williams, Kevin, CB.......................................1985-88
Curtis, Travis, CB...........................................1988, 91
Riggs, Gerald, RB............................................1989-91
Morrison, Darryl, S........................................1993-96
Smith, Cedric, FB...........................................1994-95
Washington, James, S........................................ 1996
Campbell, Jesse, S.........................................1997-98
Centers, Larry, FB....................................1999-2000
Doughty, Reed, S...........................................2006-13
Thompson, Chris, RB.........................................2014
Harris, Jeremy, CB............................................... 2015

Smithson, Fish, CB..............................................2017
Stroman, Greg, CB.........................................2018-19
Sensabaugh, Coty, CB....................................... 2019
Stroman, Greg, CB............................................. 2020
Leake, Javon, RB................................................. 2020
Elder, Corn, CB..................................................... 2021
Wildgoose, Rachad CB...................................... 2021

38

Smith, Ben, E.........................................................1937
Bradley, Hal, E...................................................... 1938
Fisher, Bob, T........................................................1940
Aldrich, Ki, C......................................................... 1942
Jenkins, Jacque, FB...................................... 1943, 46
Conkright, Bill, C.................................................. 1943
Dye, Les, E......................................................1944-45
Goodnight, Clyde, DB.................................. 1949-50
Martin, Jim, K........................................................ 1964
Seedborg, John, K............................................... 1965
Casares, Rick, RB................................................ 1965
Willis, Larry, S........................................................1973
Smith, Larry, RB....................................................1974
Harmon, Clarence, RB..................................1977-82
Rogers, George, RB.......................................1985-87
Reaves, Williard, RB............................................ 1989
Morrison, Darryl, S........................................1993-96
Frisch, David, TE...................................................1997
Gillespie, Robert, RB......................................... 2002
Macklin, David, CB..............................................2007
Rashad, Sha’reff, S..............................................2010
Ducre, Greg, CB...................................................2014
Rogers, Justin, CB...............................................2014
Goldson, Dashon, S............................................ 2015
Fuller, Kendall, CB............................................... 2016
Holsey, Joshua, CB.........................................2017-18
Thomas, Simeon, CB.......................................... 2019
Webster, Kayvon, CB.......................................... 2019
Smallwood, Wendell, RB................................... 2021
Bonnafon, Reggie, RB........................................2022

39

Kawal, Ed, C...........................................................1937
Stralka, Clem, C...............................1938-42, 45-46
Hanna, Zip, G........................................................ 1945
Buksar, George, B...........................................1951-52
Sykes, Bob, B.........................................................1952
Goode, Rob, RB (also 21)................1949-51, 54-55
Francis, Dave, B................................................... 1963
Hughley, George, B............................................. 1965
Wonsley, Otis, RB...........................................1981-85
Lane, Skip, S..........................................................1987
Green, Robert, RB................................................1992
Rush, Tyrone, RB................................................. 1994
Fox, Vernon, S................................................2006-07
Crawford, Richard, CB....................................... 2012
Amerson, David, CB......................................2013-15
Thomas, Pierre, RB............................................. 2015
Whitner Sr., Donte, S.......................................... 2016
McClure, Stefan, S...............................................2017
Bibbs, Kapri, RB....................................................2017
Alexander, Adonis, CB.......................................2018
Reaves, Jeremy, S..........................................2019-22

40

Millner, Wayne, E.................................... 1936-41, 45
Kovatch, John, E............................................ 1942, 46
Ribar, Frank, G...................................................... 1943
Cox, Billy, B (also 14)...............................1951-52, 55
Lowe, Gary, B.................................................. 1956-57
Horner, Sam, DB............................................1960-61
Sanders, Lonnie, DB.....................................1963-67
Martin, Aaron, DB............................................... 1968203

all time jersey numbers
Kopay, Dave, RB............................................. 1969-70
Nock, George, RB.................................................1972
Hyatt, Fred, WR.....................................................1973
Cunningham, Doug, RB......................................1974
Anderson, Bob, RB...............................................1975
Hall, Windlan, S.....................................................1977
Jackson, Wilbur, RB......................................1980-82
Smith, Jimmy, RB.................................................1984
Kane, Rick, RB......................................................1984
Walton, Alvin, S...............................................1986-91
Brooks, Reggie, RB........................................1993-95
Cartwright, Rock, FB.................................. 2002-04
Archuletta, Adam, S...........................................2006
Brown, Andre, RB............................................... 2010
Choice, Tashard, RB............................................2011
Nelson, Kyle, LS................................................... 2013
Okoro, Kenny, CB................................................2014
Williams, Cary, CB............................................... 2015
Harvey-Clemons, Josh, LB............................2017-19
Warren, Michael, RB.......................................... 2020
Armah, Alex, FB................................................... 2021
Castro-Fields, Tariq, CB....................................2022

41
Krause, Red, C...................................................... 1938
Todd, Dick, RB..................................1939-42, 45-48
Stasica, Leo, HB................................................... 1943
Wells, Billy, B............................................1954, 56-57
Watson, Sid, B...................................................... 1958
Hudson, Bob, LB.................................................. 1959
Steffen, Jim, DB...............................................1961-65
Bass, Mike, CB................................................1969-75
Carpenter, Brian, CB.....................................1983-84
Morrison, Tim, CB.........................................1986-87
Woodberry, Dennis, DB................................1987-88
Thomas, Johnny, CB.......................1988-90, 92-94
Mandeville, Chris, DB......................................... 1989
Crutchfield, Buddy, CB...................................... 1998
Harrison, Lloyd, CB............................................2000
Bowen, Matt, S.............................................2003-05
Kozlowski, Brian, TE................................... 2004-07
Moore, Kareem, S.........................................2008-10
Williams, Madieu, S............................................ 2012
Thomas, Phillip, S................................................2014
Blackmon, Will, CB/S....................................2015-16
Peters, Otha, LB....................................................2017
Johnson, Danny, CB......................................2018-19
McKissic, J.D., RB..........................................2020-21
Williams, Jonathan, RB......................................2022

42

Tuckey, Dick, FB................................................... 1938
Hare, Ray, QB.................................................1940-43
North, Jim, T..........................................................1944
Adams, John, T.............................................. 1945-49
Sebek, Nick, QB...................................................1950
Alban, Dick, B.................................................1952-55
Planutis, Jerry, B................................................... 1956
Anderson, Bill, E.............................................1958-63
Taylor, Charley, RB-WR.................................1964-77

43

Kahn, Eddie, G......................................................1937
Bond, Randall, QB............................................... 1938
Cifers, Ed, T.............................................. 1941-42, 46
Campofreda, Nick, C..........................................1944
Barber, Ernie, C.................................................... 1945
Szafaryn, Len, T.................................................... 1949
Williams, John, B............................................1952-53
Janowicz, Vic, B..............................................1954-55
Haley, Dick, B................................................. 1959-60
Kerr, Jim, DB.....................................................1961-62

204

Walters, Tom, DB...........................................1964-67
Brown, Larry, RB.............................................1969-76

44

Farkas, Andy, FB.......................................... 1938-44
Ananis, Vito, B...................................................... 1945
Condit, Merle, HB................................................ 1945
Garzoni, Mike B.....................................................1947
Roussos, Mike, T........................................... 1948-49
Dowda, Harry, B.............................................1949-53
Adduci, Nick, B...............................................1954-55
Thurlow, Steve, RB........................................1966-68
Severson, Jeff, DB.................................................1972
Denson, Moses, RB.......................................1974-75
Riggins, John, RB............................... 1976-79, 81-85

45

Russell, Bo, T................................................1939-40
Hoffman, Bob, RB.........................................1940-41
Beinor, Ed, T.......................................................... 1942
Lapka, Ted, E...........................................1943-44, 46
McKee, Paul, E............................................... 1947-48
Stovall, Dick, C..................................................... 1949
Baker, Sam, K..........................................1953, 56-59
Felton, Ralph, B............................................. 1954-60
Duncan, Leslie, DB..........................................1971-74
Williams, Gerard, DB.....................................1976-78
White, Jeris, CB..............................................1980-82
Wilburn, Barry, CB.........................................1985-89
Johnson, Sidney, CB.....................................1990-92
Walker, Brian, S.................................................... 1996
Sellers, Mike, TE........................1998-2000, 04-05
Royal, Robert, TE (IR)......................................... 2002
Simon, John, RB..................................................2003
Sellers, Mike, FB............................................ 2006-11
Murphy, Jerome, CB......................................2012-13
Evans, Josh, S....................................................... 2016
Robertson, Pete, LB.............................................2017
Rodgers-Cromartie, Dominique, CB............... 2019
Burton, Michael, FB............................................ 2019
Harris, De’Jon, LB...........................................2021-22

46

Young, Roy, T........................................................ 1938
Spirida, John, E..................................................... 1939
Banta, Jack, B........................................................1941
Gentry, Lee, HB.....................................................1941
Gibson, Joe, E....................................................... 1943
Natowich, Andy, HB...........................................1944
Bedore, Tom, C.....................................................1944
Ungerer, Joe, T...............................................1944-45
Steen, Paul, T........................................................ 1946
Sommer, Jack, C...................................................1947
Doll, Don, DB........................................................ 1953
Atkeson, Dale, B............................................1954-56
Hackbart, Dale, DB........................................1961-63
Harris, Rickie, DB.......................................... 1965-70
Grant, Frank, WR............................................1973-78
McDaniel, LeCharls, CB...............................1981-82
Sanders, Ricky, WR.......................................1986-93
Mitchell, Mike, CB................................................1987
Woodberry, Dennis, CB................................1987-88
Betts, Ladell, RB.......................................... 2002-09
Torain, Ryan, RB..............................................2010-11
Morris, Alfred, RB...........................................2012-15
Daniels, LeShun, RB............................................2017
Bibbs, Kapri, RB...................................................2018
Smith, Maurice, CB............................................. 2019
Luke, Cole, S........................................................ 2020
Eifler, Milo, LB.................................................2021-22

47

Smith, George, C.....................................1937, 41-43
Keenan, Jack, T.............................................1944-45
Williamson, Ernie, T.............................................1947
Butkus, Carl, T...................................................... 1948
Niemi, Laurie, T..............................................1949-53
James, Dick, B................................................1956-63
Shorter, Jim, DB.............................................1964-67
Roberts, Walter, WR..................................... 1969-70
Thomas, Duane, RB....................................... 1973-74
Waddy, Ray, CB..............................................1979-80
Williams, Greg, FS.........................................1982-85
Thomas, Johnny, CB...................... 1988-90, 92-94
Bowie, Larry, FB.............................................1996-99
Johnson, Bryan, FB.....................................2000-03
Cooley, Chris, TE............................................2004-12
Davis, Akeem, S...................................................2014
Dunbar, Quinton, CB.....................................2015-17
Colvin, Aaron, CB................................................ 2019
Hudson, Khaleke, LB,..................................2020-22

48

Whited, Marvin, B......................................... 1942, 45
Leon, Tony, G......................................................... 1943
Pressley, Leo, C.................................................... 1945
Edwards, Weldon, T............................................ 1948
Hendren, Bob, T..............................................1949-51
Hecker, Norb, DB........................................... 1955-57
Scottie, Ben, DB..............................................1959-61
Elmore, Doug, B....................................................1962
Coia, Angelo, WR...........................................1964-65
Burrell, John, WR...........................................1966-67
Jaqua, Jon, CB.................................................1970-72
Coffey, Ken S..................................................1983-86
Gage, Steve, S..................................................1987-88
Curtis, Travis, CB...........................................1988, 91
Whisenhunt, Ken, TE..........................................1990
Davis, Stephen, RB.......................................1996-02
Ware, Kevin, TE...................................................2003
White, Manuel, HB............................................ 2005
Horton, Chris, S.............................................2008-10
Bernstine, Jordan, S............................................ 2012
Gumbs, Jose, S..................................................... 2013
Trail, Lynden, LB................................................... 2016
Ogunbowale, Dare, RB........................................2017
Ladler, Kenny, S....................................................2018
Kendrick, Mychal, LB........................................ 2020
Forrest, Darrick, S............................................... 2021
Armah, Alex, FB...................................................2022

49

Meade, Jim, HB............................................1939-40
Koniszewski, John, T............................. 1945-46, 48
Sanchez, John, T............................................ 1947-49
Venuto, Sam, B......................................................1952
Baker, Sam, P...........................................1953, 56-59
Monachino, Jim, B............................................... 1955
Brewer, Billy, B......................................................1960
Mitchell, Bobby, RB......................................1962-68
Stephens, Leonard, TE..................................... 2002

50

Nussbaumer, Bob, E.................................... 1947-48
Ulinski, Harry, C................................1950-51, 53-56
Hageman, Fred, C..........................................1961-64
Adams, Willie, LB...........................................1965-66
Baughan, Maxie, LB........................................1971-74
Wysocki, Pete, LB..........................................1975-80
Kubin, Larry, LB..............................................1982-84
Caldwell, Ravin, LB........................................1987-92
W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

all time jersey numbers
Kimmel, Jon, LB....................................................1987
Rose, Carlton, LB..................................................1987
Myslinski, Tom, G.................................................1992
Raab, Marc, C....................................................... 1993
Brownlow, Darrick, LB..................................1995-96
Smith, Derek M., LB.................................1997-2000
Jones, Robert, LB.................................................2001
Moore, Larry, C............................................. 2002-03
Campbell, Khary, LB...................................2004-08
Williams, Edwin, C/G.........................................2009
Jackson, Rob, LB (also 91, 98).................... 2010-13
Miller, Gabe, LB....................................................2014
Spaight, Martrell, LB......................................2015-17
Odom, Chris, LB................................................... 2019
Norris, Jared, LB.............................................2020-21
Orchard, Nate, DE............................................... 2021
Gerry, Nathan, LB................................................2022

51

Shugart, Clyde, G..........................................1939-43
Merkle, Ed, G........................................................1944
Lennon, Reid, G.................................................... 1945
Boensch, Fred, G........................................... 1947-48
Momsen, Tony, C..................................................1952
Schrader, Jim, C.......................................1954, 56-61
Kelley, Gordon, LB.........................................1962-63
Reger, John, LB...............................................1964-66
Williams, Sid, LB...................................................1967
Didion, John, LB................................................... 1969
Grant, Bob, LB........................................................1971
Ryczek, Dan, C................................................1973-75
Harris, Joe, LB........................................................1977
Coleman, Monte, LB.....................................1979-94
Ponds, Antwaune, LB......................................... 1998
Francis, James, LB.............................................. 1999
Fischer, Mark, C (also 60)..........................2000-01
Jones, Rod, G, (IR)............................................... 2002
Smith, Clifton, LB...............................................2003
Barnes, Brandon, LB.........................................2004
McNeil, Nick, LB.................................................2005
Fincher, Alfred, LB..............................................2008
Henson, Robert, LB..................................... 2009-10
Fox, Keyaron, LB...................................................2011
Wilson, Chris, LB................................................. 2012
Jenkins, Brandon, LB.......................................... 2013
Compton, Will, LB...........................................2014-17
Dion-Hamilton, Shaun, LB.........................2018-20
Mayo, David, LB.............................................2021-22

52

Gilmer, Harry, QB...................................1948-52, 54
Allen, John, C..................................................1955-58
Butsko, Harry, LB................................................. 1963
Morgan, Mike, LB................................................ 1968
Hamlin, Gene, C....................................................1970
Pergine, John, LB............................................1973-75
Olkewicz, Neal, LB........................................1979-89
Elliott, Matt, C........................................................1992
Raymer, Cory, C...........................1995-01, 2004-05
Marshall, Lemar, LB.................................... 2002-03
McIntosh, Rocky, LB..................................... 2006-11
Robinson, Keenan, LB..................................2012-15
Garvin, Terence, LB............................................. 2016
Anderson, Ryan, DE.......................................2017-20
Davis, Jamin, LB.............................................2021-22

53

Deal, Rufus, FB................................................... 1942
Smith, Jack, E........................................................ 1943
Ucovich, Mitch, T.................................................1944
DeMao, Al, C...................................................1945-53
Torgeson, Torgy, LB....................................... 1955-57
2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Roehnelt, Bill, LB.................................................1960
Pellegrini, Bob, LB.........................................1962-65
Jackson, Steve, LB.........................................1966-67
McLinton, Harold, LB....................................1969-78
Bostic, Jeff, C................................................. 1980-93
Patton, Marvcus, LB.....................................1995-97
Mason, Eddie, LB.............................1999-2000, 02
Green, Donny, LB.................................................2001
Clemons, Chris, LB............................................2003
Washington, Marcus, LB...........................2004-08
Kehl, Bryan, LB................................................2012-13
Compton, Will, LB................................................ 2013
Jeffcoat, Jackson, LB.....................................2014-15
Brown, Zach, LB...............................................2017-18
Bostic, Jon, LB.................................................2019-21
Turner, Trai, G........................................................2022

54

Corbitt, Don, C.................................................... 1948
Cudzik, Walt, C..................................................... 1954
Fulcher, Bill, LB...............................................1956-58
Croftcheck, Don, G.......................................1965-66
Roussel, Tom, LB........................................... 1968-70
Kuziel, Bob, C..................................................1975-80
Turner, Kevin, LB...................................................1981
Cronan, Peter, LB............................................1981-85
Krakoski, Joe, LB.................................................. 1986
Gouveia, Kurt, LB............................................1987-94
Cowne, Joh, C........................................................1987
Catanho, Al, LB.................................................... 1996
Jones, Greg, LB..........................................1997-2000
Brandt, David, G...................................................2001
Trotter, Jeremiah, LB................................... 2002-03
Blades, H.B., LB..............................................2007-10
Snow, Justin, LS................................................... 2012
Tapp, Darryl, LB.................................................... 2013
Jordan, Akeem, LB..............................................2014
Williams, Trevardo, LB........................................2014
Foster, Mason, LB..........................................2015-18
Humphrey, Myles, LB......................................... 2019
Orchard, Nate, LB................................................ 2019
Pierre-Louis, Kevin, LB...................................... 2020
Cheeseman, Camaron, LS..........................2021-22

55

Aldrich, Ki, C..................................... 1941-43, 45-46
Crisler, Harold, E........................................... 1948-49
Ricca, Jim, C.....................................................1951-54
Miller, Allen, LB..............................................1962-63
Hanburger, Chris, LB.....................................1965-78
Kaufman, Mel, LB.......................................... 1981-88
Collins, Andre, LB......................................... 1990-94
Uhlenhake, Jeff, C.........................................1996-97
Hamilton, Malcolm, LB................................1998-99
Strickland, Fred, LB............................................ 1999
Mitchell, Kevin, LB.......................................2000-03
Barrow, Mike, LB (IR).........................................2004
Taylor, Jason, DE.................................................2008
Bowen, Alvin, LB.................................................2009
White, Markus, LB...........................................2011-12
Barnett, Nick, LB................................................. 2013
Hayward, Adam, LB............................................2014
Moody, Nick, LB................................................... 2016
Carter, Chris, LB....................................................2017
Dunn, Casey, C.....................................................2018
East, Andrew, LS..................................................2018
Dunn, Casey, C..................................................... 2019
Holcomb, Cole, LB........................................2019-22

56

Avery, Don, T...................................................1946-47
Ulinski, Harry, C................................1950-51, 53-56

Woodward, Dick, C..............................................1952
Brueckman, Charley, C...................................... 1958
Kuchta, Frank, C.................................................. 1959
Beatty, Ed, C...........................................................1961
Hauss, Len, C...................................................1964-77
Peiffer, Dan, C.......................................................1980
Lowry, Quentin, LB.........................................1981-83
Junkin, Trey, LB.....................................................1984
Daniels, Calvin, LB.............................................. 1986
Coyle, Eric, C....................................................1987-88
Bonner, Brian, LB................................................. 1989
Myslinski, Tom, G (also 50)................................1992
Hamilton, Rick, LB........................................1993-94
Anderson, Erick, LB......................................1994-95
Foxx, Dion, LB....................................................... 1995
Burnett, Chester, LB........................................... 1998
Arrington, LaVar, LB....................................2000-05
Gatewood, Curtis, LB........................................2009
Riley, Jr., Perry, LB.......................................... 2010-15
Sullivan, John, C................................................... 2016
Vigil, Zach, LB (also 59)..................................2017-18
Bradley-King, William, DE...........................2021-22

57

Stacco, Ed, T........................................................ 1948
Badaczewski, John, G...................................1949-51
Khayat, Ed, DT (also 79)...............................1962-63
Crossan, Dave, C...........................................1965-69
O’Dell, Stu, LB.................................................1974-76
Milot, Rich, LB.................................................1979-87
Copeland, Anthony, LB.......................................1987
Graham, Don, LB................................................. 1989
Kirk, Randy, LB.....................................................1990
Millen, Matt, LB.....................................................1991
Bingham, Guy, C............................................1992-93
Harvey, Ken, LB..............................................1994-98
Leeuwenburg, Jay, G..........................................2000
Curry, Donte, LB...................................................2001
Grant, Orantes, LB....................................... 2002-03
Clemons, Chris, LB............................................2004
Holdman, Warrick, LB................................2005-06
Godfrey, Randall, LB...........................................2007
Sundberg, Nick, LS...................................... 2010-20
Rotimi, Bunmi, DE............................................... 2021

58

Nobile, Leo, C........................................................1947
Katrishen, Mike, T........................................ 1948-49
Burman, George, C/G...........................................1971
Varty, Mike, LB......................................................1973
Hover, Don, LB................................................1978-79
Weaver, Charlie, LB..............................................1981
Anderson, Stuart, LB....................................1982-85
Burks, Shawn, LB................................................ 1986
Jones, David, C......................................................1987
Windham, David, LB............................................1987
Marshall, Wilber, LB......................................1988-92
Banks, Carl, LB..................................................... 1993
Alexander, Patrise, LB..................................1996-98
Givens, Reggie, LB..............................................2000
Pierce, Antonio, LB.......................................2001-04
Clemons, Chris, LB........................................... 2005
Posey, Jeff, LB......................................................2006
Sinclair, Matt, LB..........................................2007-08
Cook, Erik, C/G...............................................2010-11
Addison, Mario, LB.............................................. 2012
Hull, Josh, LB........................................................ 2013
Beauharnais, Steve, LB (also 90)....................2014
Davis, Ja’Gared, LB.............................................2014
Galette, Junior, LB................................................2017
Davis Sr. Thomas, LB........................................ 2020
Toney, Shaka, DE...........................................2021-22

205

all time jersey numbers
59

Carroll, Jim, LB (also 60).............................1966-68
Dusek, Brad, LB..............................................1974-81
Youngblood, Jim, LB...........................................1984
Keating, Chris, LB................................................ 1985
Snipes, Angelo, LB.............................................. 1986
Paine, Jeff, LB....................................................... 1986
Hitchock, Ray, C...................................................1987
Wilson, Eric, LB.....................................................1987
Scully, Mike, C...................................................... 1988
Harbour, Dave, C...........................................1988-89
Brantley, John, LB..........................................1992-93
Sedoris, Chris, C.................................................. 1996
Barber, Shawn, LB.........................................1998-01
Brown, Wilbert, OL............................................. 2002
McCune, Robert, LB..........................................2005
Fletcher, London, LB.....................................2007-13
Fields, Carlos, LB................................................. 2015
Plummer, Terrance, LB....................................... 2015
Lovato, Rick, LS.................................................... 2016
Vigil, Zack, LB (also 56)...................................... 2016
Orchard, Nate, DE.............................................. 2020
Kunaszyk, Jordan, LB...................................2020-21
Bostic, Jon, LB......................................................2022

60

Jaffurs, John, G.................................................... 1946
Gray, Bill, G...................................................... 1947-48
Sobolenski, Joe, G............................................... 1949
Brown, Buddy, G.............................................1951-52
Berschet, Buddy, G........................................1951-52
Stanfel, Dick, G..............................................1956-58
Khayat, Bob, G/K....................................1960, 62-63
Carroll, Jim, LB (also 59)..............................1966-68
Wilbur, John, G.................................................1971-74
Simmons, Roy, G.................................................. 1983
Turner, J.T., G..........................................................1984
McQuaid, Dan, T............................................1985-87
Wooten, Mike, C...................................................1987
Stokes, Fred, DE............................................1989-92
Huntington, Greg, C............................................ 1993
Fischer, Mark, C (also 51)............................1998-99
Samuels, Chris, T.........................................2000-09
Black, Jordan, T.................................................... 2012
Long, Spencer, G (also 61).................................2014
de la Puente, Brian, C......................................... 2015
Painter, Vinston, OL............................................ 2016
Kouandjio, Arie, G (also 74)...........................2017-18
Ismael, Keith, C..............................................2020-21
Martin, Nick, C.....................................................2022

61

DeFruiter, Bob, B..........................................1945-47
Pepper, Gene, G............................................ 1950-53
O’Brien, Fran, T............................................. 1960-66
Avery, Jim, E........................................................... 1966
Bandy, Don, G..................................................1967-68
Johnson, Dennis, DT...................................... 1974-77
Jones, Melvin, G....................................................1981
Huff, Ken, G.....................................................1983-85
Kehr, Rick, G...........................................................1987
Scissum, Willard, G............................................. 1987
Adickes, Mark, G........................................... 1990-91
Smith, Vernice, G...........................................1993-95
Batiste, Michael, G.............................................. 1998
Rabach, Casey, C.......................................... 2005-10
Long, Spencer, G (also 60)...........................2015-17
Parris, Timon, G...............................................2018-19
Toth, Jon, C............................................................ 2021

206

62

Witucki, Casimir, G...........................1950-51, 53-56
Boll, Don, T......................................................1953-59
Nisby, John, G.................................................1962-64
Dess, Darrell, G..............................................1965-66
Schoenke, Ray, G............................................1966-75
Nugent, Dan, G.........................................1976-78, 80
Laster, Don, T.........................................................1982
Towns, Morris, T...................................................1984
Pettey, Phil, G.........................................................1987
Tamm, Ralph, G (also 64)...................................1991
Moore, Darryl, G................................................... 1993
Coleman, Ben, G..................................................2001
Pucillo, Mike, G.............................................2006-07
Clark, Devin, T.....................................................2008
Wright, Gabe, DT.................................................. 2021
Akingbulu, Alex T.................................................2022

63

Siegert, Herb, G..............................................1949-51
Witucki, Casimir, C (also 62).........1950-51, 53-56
Karas, Emil, LB..................................................... 1959
Breedlove, Rod, LB....................................... 1960-64
Johnson, Mitch, T (also 64).........................1966-68
Breding, Ed, LB................................................1967-68
Duich, Steve, G..................................................... 1969
Dean, Fred, G.................................................. 1978-82
Kimball, Bruce, G (also 67)..........................1983-84
McKenzie, Raleigh, C/G..............................1985-94
Gesek, John, C (also 75)...............................1994-95
Sims, Keith, G...........................................1998-2000
Bedell, Brad, OL..................................................2003
Wilson, Mark, OL................................................2004
Montgomery, Will, OL...................................2009-13
Banks, Brandon, DL.............................................2017
Garnett, Joshua, G............................................. 2020
Benzschawel, Beau, G....................................... 2021
Martin, Wes, G......................................................2022

64

Marciniak, Ron, G................................................ 1955
Fulcher, Bill, LB...............................................1956-58
Johnson, Mitch, T (also 63).................. 1966-68, 72
Sistrunk, Manny, DT......................................1970-75
Saul, Ron, G......................................................1976-81
Hamilton, Steve, DE......................................1985-88
Tamm, Ralph, G (also 62)...................................1991
Elewonibi, Moe, T......................................... 1990-93
Matich, Trevor, C............................................1994-96
Heck, Andy, T............................................1999-2000
Loverne, David, G............................................... 2002Friedman, Lennie, OL.................................2003-05
Golston, Kedric, DL.......................................2006-16
Francis, A.J., DL.....................................................2017
Pierschbacher, Ross, C...................................... 2019
Douglas, Jamil, C/G............................................ 2021
Bada, David, DT....................................................2022

65

Clark, Jim, G...................................................1952-53
Houston, Walt, G................................................. 1955
Promuto, Vince, G.........................................1960-70
Sturt, Fred, G.........................................................1974
Butz, Dave, DT................................................1975-88

66

Norman, Jim, T.................................................... 1955
Voytek, Ed, G...................................................1957-58
Whitlow, Bob, C..............................................1960-61

Kammerer, Carl, DE......................................1963-69
Pottios, Myron, LB...........................................1971-73
Imhof, Martin, DE.................................................1974
Arneson, Jim, G.....................................................1975
Fritsch, Ted, C..................................................1976-79
Jacoby, Joe, G/T..............................................1981-93
Turk, Dan, C......................................................1997-99
Moore, Michael, G..............................................2000
Campbell, Matt, G...............................................2001
Stai, Brenden, G.................................................. 2002
Kendall, Pete, OL..........................................2007-08
Dockery, Derrick, OL................2003-06, 2009-10
Chester, Chris, G..............................................2011-14
Bergstrom, Tony, C/G.....................................2017-19
Steinmetz, David...........................................2020-21

67

Suminski, Dave, G............................................... 1953
Stephens, Red, G.......................................... 1955-60
Darre, Bernie, G.....................................................1961
Cvercko, Andy, G................................................. 1963
Reed, Bob, G......................................................... 1965
Kupp, Jake, G-TE.................................................. 1966
Wooten, John, G................................................... 1968
Grimm, Dan, G...................................................... 1969
Tillman, Rusty, LB...........................................1970-77
Dubinetz, Greg, G.................................................1979
Kimball, Bruce, G (also 63).........................1983-84
Beasley, Tom, DT........................................... 1984-86
Thompson, Steve, DT..........................................1987
Lathrop, Kit, DE.....................................................1987
Waechter, Henry, DE...........................................1987
Brown, Ray, G................1989-90, 92-95, 2004-05
Pourdanesh, Shar, T.....................................1996-98
Fletcher, Derrick, G............................................2000
Terrell, Daryl, OL..................................................2003
Albright, Ethan, LS (also 71, 77)................2007-09
LeRibeus, Josh, OL.........................................2012-15
Kerin, Zac, OL.......................................................2018
Martin, Wes, G................................................2019-20
Bailey, Zack, G...................................................... 2021

68

Badgon, Ed, G.......................................................1952
Ramsey, Knox, G............................................1952-53
Sparks, Dave, G.................................................... 1954
Feagin, Wylie, G................................................... 1963
Banks, Willie, G (also 69).............................1968-69
Fanucci, Mike, DE................................................1972
Harlan, Jim, T.........................................................1978
Anderson, Gary, G...............................................1980
Grimm, Russ, G............................................... 1981-91
Patton, Joe, G/T.............................................1994-98
Hutson, Tony, G...................................................2000
Tucker, Ross, G.......................................2001-02, 07
Winey, Brandon, OL...........................................2003
Geisinger, Justin, G............................................2008
Compton, Tom, T............................................2013-15
Catalina, Tyler, G..............................................2017-18
Calhoun, Deion, G............................................... 2021
Norwell, Andrew, G.............................................2022

69

Hansen, Ron, G................................................... 1954
Goosby, Tom, G.................................................... 1966
Banks, Willie, G (also 68).............................1968-69
Brooks, Perry, DT...........................................1978-84
Thielemann, R.C., G......................................1985-88
Schlereth, Mark, G........................................1989-94
Milstead, Rod, G............................................1998-99
Ellis, Ed, T..............................................................2000

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all time jersey numbers
Molinaro, Jim, OL.........................................2004-06
Fabini, Jason, OL..........................................2007-08
Fanaika, Paul, G..................................................2009
Smith, Willie, T.......................................................2011
Clemmings, T.J., T.................................................2017
Bowanko, Luke, OL.............................................2018
Larsen, Tyler, C...............................................2021-22

70

Karras, Lou, T................................................. 1950-51
Modzelewski, Dick, DT.................................1953-54
Miller, Fred, T........................................................ 1955
Sardisco, Tony, G................................................. 1956
Lemek, Ray, T....................................................1957-61
Moore, Chuck, G...................................................1962
Huff, Sam, LB........................................... 1964-67, 69
Wynn, Will, DE.......................................................1977
Marshall, Leonard, DT........................................ 1994
Drake, Troy, T........................................................ 1998
Vickers, Kipp, OL................................................ 2002

71

Houghton, Jerry, T...............................................1950
Renfron, Will, T................................................1957-59
Stynchula, Andy, DT.................................... 1960-63
Seals, George, E................................................... 1964
Musgrove, Spain, DT.....................................1967-68
Bosch, Frank, DT (also 73).......................... 1968-70
Tyrer, Jim, T.............................................................1974
Lorch, Karl, DT.................................................1976-81
Peutz, Gary, T.........................................................1982
Mann, Charles, DE........................................1983-93
Lewis, Ron, G........................................................ 1995
Tanner, Barron, DT............................................... 1999
Dotson, Santana, DL, (IR)................................ 2002
Albright, Ethan, LS (also 67, 77)...............2003-08
Wade, Todd, OL....................................................2007
Williams, Mike, G/T...........................................2009
Williams, Trent, T........................................... 2010-19
Schweitzer, Wes, G......................................2020-22

72

Staton, Jim, DT...................................................... 1951
Moss, Joe, T............................................................1952
Christensen, Erik, DE......................................... 1956
Owens, Don, DT....................................................1957
Weatherall, Jim, DT............................................. 1958
Churchwell, Don, T.............................................. 1959
Rutgens, Joe, DT.............................................1961-69
Hermeling, Terry, T........................... 1970-73, 75-80
Talbert, Diron, DT............................................1971-80
Manley, Dexter, DE........................................ 1981-89
Haight, Mike, T......................................................1992
Noga, Al, DE.......................................................... 1993
Bandison, Romeo, DT...................................1995-96
Flores, Mike, DE (also 73).................................. 1995
Kalu, Ndukwe, DE...................................1998-2000
Boose, Dorian, DE...............................................2001
Powell, Carl, DL................................................... 2002
Whitley, Taylor, G................................................2006
Scott, Darrion, DL (also 76)..............................2010
Bowen, Stephen, DE......................................2011-14
Lanier II, Anthony, DL....................................2016-17
Christian, Geron, T..............................................2018
Penn, Donald, T.................................................... 2019
Sharpe, David, T.................................................. 2020
Leno Jr., Charles, T........................................2021-22

73

Barfield, Ken, T..................................................... 1954

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Davlin, Mike, T...................................................... 1955
Miller, Joh, T..............................................1956, 58-59
Matteson, Riley, T...........................................1961-64
Jones, Stan, T........................................................ 1965
Bosch, Frank, DE........................................... 1968-70
Laaveg, Paul, G................................................1970-75
Williams, Jeff, T...............................................1978-80
May, Mark, G...................................................1981-90
Mills, Lamar, DT.................................................... 1994
Flores, Mike, DE (also 72).................................. 1995
Ashmore, Darryl, T........................................1996-97
Wiggins, Paul, T.................................................... 1998
Brown, Jamie, T.................................................... 1999
Jackson, Benard, DT.......................................... 2002
Jones, Kenyatta, OT...........................................2003
Boschetti, Ryan, DL....................................2004-08
Robinson, William, T..........................................2009
Joseph, Joe, DL.....................................................2010
Gettis, Adam, G.................................................... 2013
Kearse, Frank, DE...........................................2014-15
Jenkins, Cullen, DL.............................................. 2016
Roullier, Chase, C...........................................2017-22

74

Neimi, Laurie, T.............................................1949-53
Morgan, Bob, DT.................................................. 1954
Khayat, Eddie, DT (also 87)...................1957, 62-63
Snowden, Jim, T..............................................1965-72
Starke, George, T...........................................1973-84
Koch, Marcus, DE...........................................1986-91
McGriff, Curtis, DE...............................................1987
Nichols, Gerald, DT............................................. 1993
Thure, Brian, T...................................................... 1995
Badger, Brad, G...............................................1997-99
Harrison, Nolan, DE...........................................2000
Fiore, Dave, OL....................................................2003
Jones, Kenyatta, OL...........................................2004
Wade, Todd, OL...................................................2006
Heyer, Stephon, T..........................................2007-10
Polumbus, Tyler, OL........................................2011-14
Kouandjio, Arie, G (also 60).........................2015-16
Franklin, Orlando, T.............................................2017
Rhaney, Demetrius, C....................................2017-18
Christian, Geron, T........................................2019-20

75

Ecker, Enrique, T...................................................1952
Campora, Don, DT............................................... 1953
Jagielski, Harry, T................................................. 1956
Davidson, Ben, DT.........................................1962-63
Williams, Fred, T (also 77)...........................1964-65
Marshall, Rich, DT............................................... 1966
Kelly, John, T....................................................1966-67
Washington, Fred, T........................................... 1968
Wright, Steve, T.....................................................1970
Hermeling, Terry, T (also 72).......................1970-80
Jones, Deacon, DE...............................................1974
Clark, Mike, DE......................................................1981
Ogrin, Pat, DT (also 79)..................................1981-82
Brilz, Darrick, G.....................................................1987
Stensrud, Mike, DT............................................. 1989
Williams, Eric, DT.......................................... 1990-93
Gesek, John, C (also 63)..............................1994-95
Dahl, Bob, G....................................................1996-97
Cook, Anthony, DE.............................................. 1999
Ham, Derrick, DE................................................2000
Sulfsted, Alex, OL............................................... 2002
Noble, Brandon, DT....................................2003-05
Demulling, Rick, OL............................................2007
Rinehart, Chad, G/T...................................2008-09
Hicks, Artis, G/T..................................................2010
Locklear, Sean, T..................................................2011

Scherff, Brandon, G.......................................2015-21
Paul, Chris, G........................................................2022

76

Lipscomb, Paul, T......................................... 1950-54
Kimmel, J.D., T................................................1955-56
Stallings, Don, E...................................................1960
Prestel, Jim, T..................................................1966-67
Rock, Walter, T................................................1968-73
Stokes, Tim, T.................................................. 1975-77
Heinz, Bob, DT.......................................................1978
Scanlan, Jerry, T.............................................1980-81
Mendenhall, Mat, DE....................................1981-82
Donnalley, Rick, C/G................................... 1984-85
Tilton, Ron, G........................................................ 1986
Simmons, Ed, T...............................................1987-97
Frazier, Frank, G....................................................1987
Jansen, Jon, T................................................. 1999-08
Jones, Levi, T........................................................2009
Bryant, Anthony, DL........................................... 2010
Scott, Darrion, DL.................................................2011
Moses, Morgan, T..........................................2014-20
Cosmi, Sam, T................................................2021-22

77

Jacobs, Jack, QB.................................................. 1946
Mont, Tommy, QB.......................................... 1947-49
Krouse, Ray, T.......................................................1960
Barnett, Steve, T.................................................. 1964
Williams, Fred, T (also 75)...........................1964-65
Barnes, Walter, DT.........................................1966-68
Brundige, Bill, DT............................................1970-77
Jones, Joe, DE.................................................1979-80
Grant, Darryl, DT............................................1981-90
Wahler, Jim, DT...............................................1992-93
Johnson, Tré, OL...............................1994-2000, 02
Albright, Ethan, LS (also 67, 71).................2001-02
Thomas, Randy, OL.....................................2003-09
Brown, Jammal, T...........................................2010-11
Lauvao, Shawn, G...........................................2014-18
Flowers, Ereck, G................................................. 2019Charles, Saahdiq, OL...................................2020-22

78

Lawrence, Don, T............................................1959-61
Snidow, Ron, DE............................................1963-67
Peters, Floyd, T......................................................1970
Taylor, Mike, T.........................................................1971
Sweeney, Walt, G............................................1974-75
Hickman, Dallas, DE (also 82)....................1976-81
Smith, Paul, DE..............................................1979-80
McGee, Tony, DE...........................................1982-84
Hamel, Dean, DT............................................1985-88
Robinson, Lybrant, DE....................................... 1989
Johnson, Tim, DT.......................................... 1990-95
Kuehl, Ryan, DT (also 99)............................1996-97
Zorich, Chris, DT...................................................1997
Brown, Doug, DT............................................1998-99
Smith, Bruce, DE.........................................2000-03
Sykes, Joe, DE.....................................................2006
Sampson, Kevin, OL...........................................2007
Batiste, D’Anthony, OL...............................2008-09
Lichtensteiger, Kory, OL............................... 2010-16
Lucas, Cornelius, T.......................................2020-22

79

Yonaker, John, E....................................................1952
Hegarty, Bill, T....................................................... 1953
Peters, Volney, T.............................................1954-57
Khayat, Ed, DT (also 57)..................................... 1958

207

all time jersey Numbers
Toneff, Bob, DT...............................................1959-64
Crane, Dennis, DT.........................................1968-69
McDole, Ron, DE.............................................1971-78
Bacon, Coy, DE (also 80)..............................1978-81
Ogrin, Pat, DT (also 75)..................................1981-82
Liebenstein, Todd, DE..................................1982-85
Barnett, Doug, DE............................................... 1985
Carlson, Mark, T....................................................1987
Lachey, Jim, T..................................................1988-95
Emtman, Steve, DT...............................................1997
Vickers, Kipp, G.................................................... 1999
Szott, Dave, G.......................................................2001
Elisara, Pita, OL...................................................2003
Alexander, Lorenzo, LB (also 97)..............2007-09
Clark, Jeremy, OL.................................................2010
Hurt, Maurice, G..............................................2011-12
Nsekhe, Ty, T....................................................2015-18
Flowers Sr., Ereck, G........................................... 2021
Potoa’e, Benning, DT..........................................2022

80

Ecker, Enrique, T..................................................1952
Brito, Gene, E.....................................1951-53, 55-58
Junker, Steve, E...............................................1961-62
Hernandez, Joe, E................................................ 1964
Hodgson, Pat, TE................................................. 1966
Alford, Bruce, K.....................................................1967
Long, Bob, WR...................................................... 1969
Jefferson, Roy, WR..........................................1971-76
Bacon, Coy, DE (also 79).............................1978-80
McDaniel, John, WR (also 86)....................1978-80
Haines, Kris, WR...................................................1979
Seay, Virgil, WR.............................................. 1981-84
Barnwell, Malcolm, WR..................................... 1985
Phillips, Joe, WR.............................................1985-87
Yarber, Eric, WR.............................................1986-87
Wilson, Teddy, WR...............................................1987
Shepard, Derrick, WR...................................1987-88
Johnson, Joe, WR...........................................1989-91
Howard, Desmond, WR...............................1992-94
Truitt, Olanda, WR (also 84).......................1994-95
Brooks, Bill, WR.................................................... 1996
Harper, Alvin, WR.................................................1997
Frisch, David, TE (also 38).................................1997
Alexander, Stephen, TE...............................1998-01
Green, Jacquez, WR........................................... 2002
Skaggs, Justin, WR............................................. 2002
Coles, Laveranues, WR..............................2003-04
Patten, David, WR...................................... 2005-06
McCardell, Keenan, WR....................................2007
Crowder, Jamison, WR..................................2015-18
Inman, Dontrelle, WR........................................ 2020
Reyes, Sammis, TE.............................................. 2021

81

Brown, Dan, E.......................................................1950
Morley, Sam, WR................................................. 1954
Walton, Joe, E................................................. 1957-60
Luce, Lew, B...........................................................1961
Jencks, Bob, E....................................................... 1965
Kupp, Jake, TE...................................................... 1966
Barefoot, Ken, E................................................... 1968
Carroll, Leo, DE (also 89)............................. 1969-70
Alston, Mack, TE.............................................1970-72
Winslow, Doug, WR....................................... 1976-77
Anderson, Terry, WR............................................1978
Smith, J.T., WR.......................................................1978
DeFrance, Chris, WR...........................................1979
Monk, Art, WR............................................... 1980-93

82
208

Berrang, Ed, E.................................................1949-52
Dale, Roland, E.....................................................1950
Polsfoot, Fran, E................................................... 1953
Carson, John, E..............................................1954-59
MacAfee, Ken, E.................................................. 1959
Heenan, Pat, E......................................................1960
Absher, Dick, K......................................................1967
Miller, Clark,DE.................................................... 1969
Jones, Jimmie, DE............................................1971-73
Hickman, Dallas, DE (also 78).....................1976-81
Caster, Rich, TE...............................................1981-82
Sawyer, John, TE.................................................. 1983
Jones, Anthony, TE....................................... 1984-85
Caravello, Joe, TE............................................1987-88
Brandes, John, TE..........................................1990-92
Rowe, Ray, TE........................................................1992
Riggs, Jim, TE........................................................ 1993
Haws, Kurt, TE...................................................... 1994
Westbrook, Michael, WR............................1995-01
Russell, Cliff, WR, (IR)........................................ 2002
Chamberlain, Byron, TE....................................2003
Kozlowski, Brian, TE..........................................2004
Brown, Antonio, WR..........................................2005
Randle El, Antwaan, WR...........................2006-09
Paulsen, Logan, TE........................................ 2010-14
Thomas, Logan, TE......................................2020-22

83

Dekker, Al, WR...................................................... 1953
Jones, Charlie, E................................................... 1955
Meadows, Ed, DB................................................ 1959
Wilkins, Roy, LB..............................................1960-61
Norton, Jim, T........................................................ 1969
Anderson, Bruce, DE...........................................1970
Thompson, Ricky, WR...................................1978-81
McGrath, Mark, WR......................................1983-85
Stief, Dave, WR..................................................... 1983
Mauti, Rich, WR (also 84).................................1984
Noble, James, WR............................................... 1986
Sanders, Ricky, WR (also 46).....................1986-93
Johnson, Richard, WR.........................................1987
McEwen, Craig, TE (also 88).......................1987-88
Winans, Tydus, WR.......................................1994-95
Anderson, Flipper, WR....................................... 1996
Connell, Albert, WR.................................1997-2000
Lockett, Kevin, WR.......................................2001-02
Jackson, Willie, WR............................................ 2002
Flowers, Richmond, WR................................... 2002
Russell, Cliff, WR................................................2003
Thrash, James, WR (also 87)....................2004-08
Davis, Fred, TE (also 86)................................2011-13
Smith, Alex, TE..................................................... 2015
Quick, Brian, WR.............................................2017-18
Cunningham, Jerome, TE.................................. 2019
Wilson, Caleb, TE................................................ 2019
Wright, Isaiah, WR.............................................. 2020
Seals-Jones, Rickey, TE..................................... 2021
McGowan, Kyric, WR.........................................2022

84

Taylor, Hugh, E (also 28)...............................1947-54
Shoener, Herb, E (also 12).......................... 1948-49
Braatz, Tom, DE (also 85).............................1957-59
Osborne, Tom, E.............................................1960-61
Hancock, Mike, TE.........................................1973-75
Fugett, Jean, TE...............................................1976-79
McCrary, Greg, TE (also 85).........................1978, 81
McKinney, Zion, WR...........................................1980
Williams, Mike, TE.........................................1982-84
Arnold, Walt, TE (also 90).................................1984
Mauti, Rich, WR...................................................1984
Clark, Gary, WR..............................................1985-92

Phillips, Joe, WR....................................................1987
Bigby, Keiron, WR.................................................1987
Stock, Mark, WR.................................................. 1993
Truitt, Olanda, WR (also 80).......................1994-95
Asher, Jamie, TE.............................................1995-98
Thompson, Derrius, WR.................................... 1999
Reed, Andre, WR................................................2000
Battaglia, Marco, TE...........................................2001
Doering, Chris, WR............................................. 2002
Johnson, Patrick, WR........................................2003
Jacobs, Taylor, WR.......................................2004-05
Mitchell, Marko, WR..........................................2009
Galloway, Joey, WR.............................................2010
Paul, Niles, WR/TE.........................................2011-17
Kidsy, Darvin, WR...........................................2018-19
Badet, Jeff, WR.................................................... 202085

Yowarsky, Walt, E...........................................1951-54
Paluck, John, DE (also 86)....................1956, 59-65
Braatz, Tom, DE (also 84).............................1957-59
Cronin, Gene, DE............................................1961-62
Quinlan, Bill, DE................................................... 1964
McKeever, Marlin, LB (also 86).................. 1968-70
Hoffman, John, DE........................................ 1969-70
McNeil, Clifton, WR........................................1971-72
Holman, Willie, DE...............................................1973
Fryer, Brian, WR..............................................1976-78
McCrary, Greg, TE (also 84)........................1978, 81
Warren, Don, TE............................................. 1979-92
Truitt, Dave, TE......................................................1987
McGee, Tim, WR.................................................. 1993
Ellard, Henry, WR..........................................1994-98
Sellers, Mike, TE (also 45)...........................1998-99
Zelenka, Joe, TE..................................................2000
McCants, Darnerien, WR.......................... 2002-04
Kozlowski, Brian, TE......................................... 2005
Lloyd, Brandon, WR.....................................2006-07
Hankerson, Leonard, WR..............................2011-14
Jensen, Marcel, TE.............................................. 2015
McCoy, Anthony, TE........................................... 2015
Davis, Vernon, TE...........................................2016-19
Baugh, Marcus, TE............................................. 2020
Turner, Cole, TE....................................................2022

86

Meilinger, Steve, E......................................... 1956-57
Paluck, John, DE (also 85)....................1956, 59-65
Briggs, Bill, DE................................................1966-67
McKeever, Marlin, LB (also 85).................. 1968-70
Biggs, Verlon, DE (also 89)............................1971-75
Dowler, Boyd, WR..................................................1971
Larson, Bill, TE.......................................................1977
McDaniel, John, WR (also 80)...................1978-80
DuBois, Phil, TE..............................................1979-80
Didier, Clint, TE............................................... 1982-87
Tice, Mike, TE....................................................... 1989
Hobbs, Stephen, WR....................................1990-92
Shepherd, Leslie, WR...................................1994-98
Fryar, Irving, WR.......................................1999-2000
Rasby, Walter, TE..........................................2001-02
Jacobs, Taylor, WR..............................................2003
Rasby, Walter, TE (6 games)............................2004
Brown, Antonio, WR (9 games).......................2004
Farris, Jimmy, WR.............................................. 2005
Kozlowski, Brian, WR........................................2006
Caldwell, Reche, WR..........................................2007
Davis, Fred, TE (also 83).............................2008-10
Byrd, Dominique, TE............................................2011
Reed, Jordan, TE.............................................2013-19
Erickson, Alex.......................................................2022

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all time jersey Numbers
87

Goodnight, Clyde, E..................................... 1949-50
Barker, Ed, E.......................................................... 1954
Thomas, Ralph, E...........................................1955-56
Khayat, Ed, DT (also 74).........................1957, 62-63
Dugan, Fred, E.................................................1961-63
Smith, Jerry, TE................................................1965-77
Brown, Charlie, WR.......................................1982-84
Orr, Terry, TE (also 89)...........................1986-90, 92
Dunn, K.D., TE.......................................................1987
Middleton, Ron, TE (also 88).............. 1988, 90-93
Bell, Coleman, TE..........................................1994-95
Thrash, James, WR (also 83).................1997-2000
Gardner, Rod, WR.........................................2001-04
Johnson, Robert, TE.......................................... 2005
Yoder, Todd, TE.............................................2006-09
Williams, Roydell, WR........................................2010
Myers, Rob, TE......................................................2011
Hamm, Je’Ron, TE............................................... 2015
Sprinkle, Jeremy, TE.......................................2017-20
Bates, John, TE...............................................2021-22

88

Hennessey, Jerry, DE....................................1952-53
Ostrowski, Chet, E.........................................1954-59
Lasse, Dick, LB...............................................1960-61
Richter, Pat, E................................................. 1963-70
Reed, Alvin, TE................................................1973-75
Buggs, Danny, WR..........................................1976-79
Walker, Rick, TE............................................ 1980-85
Holloway, Derek, WR.......................................... 1986
Frain, Todd, TE...................................................... 1986
Middleton, Ron, TE (also 87).............. 1988, 90-93
Benson, Cliff, TE...................................................1987
Shepard, Derrick, WR...................................1987-88
McEwen, Craig, TE (also 83).......................1987-88
Caravello, Joe, TE............................................1987-88
Johnson, Billy (White Shoes), WR.................. 1988
Johnson, Jimmie, TE......................................1989-91
Jenkins, James, TE...................................1991-2000
Thompson, Derrius, WR.............................2001-02
Royal, Robert, TE.........................................2003-05
Fauria, Christian, TE..........................................2006
Ecker, Tyler, TE......................................................2007
Anderson, David, WR..........................................2011
Garçon, Pierre, WR........................................2012-16
Flanagan, Matt, TE..............................................2018
Hentges, Hale, TE................................................ 2019
Hemingway, Temarrick, TE.........................2020-21
Rogers, Armani TE...............................................2022

89

Tereshinski, Joe, E..........................................1947-54
Dee, Bob, E.......................................................1957-58
Gob, Art, E...................................................... 1959-60
Aveni, John, K........................................................1961
Smith, Hugh, E......................................................1962
Collier, Jim, E......................................................... 1963
Carpenter, Preston, E...................................1964-66
Carroll, Leo, DE (also 81).............................. 1969-70
Biggs, Verlon, DE (also 86)............................1971-75
Robinson, Dave, LB........................................ 1973-74
Haynes, Reggie, TE..............................................1978
Richardson, Grady, TE.................................1979-80
Harrison, Kenny, WR..........................................1980
Garrett, Alvin, WR.......................................... 1981-84
Muhammad, Calvin, WR............................ 1984-85
Verdin, Clarence, WR...................................1986-87
Orr, Terry, TE (also 87)......................1986-90, 91-93
Dennison, Glenn, TE............................................1987
Allen, Anthony, WR..............................................1987
2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Stanley, Walter, WR............................................1990
Horton, Ethan, TE................................................ 1994
Galbraith, Scott, TE.......................................1995-96
Thomas, Chris, WR........................................1997-99
Flemister, Zeron, TE....................................2000-03
Moss, Santana, WR......................................2005-14
Carrier, Derek, TE...........................................2015-16
Sims, Cam, WR..................................2018-20, 2022

90

Arnold, Walt, TE (also 84)..................................1984
Curtis, Bobby, LB..................................................1987
Richardson, Huey, LB..........................................1992
Graf, Rick, LB........................................................ 1993
Stowe, Tyronne, LB............................................. 1994
Crews, Terry, LB................................................... 1995
Barnett, Troy, DT.................................................. 1996
Lang, Kenard, DE............................................1997-01
Holsey, Bernard, DT...........................................2003
Clemons, Nic, DL............................................... 2005
Buzbee, Alex, DE...........................................2007-08
Jarmon, Jeremy, DE/LB............................... 2009-10
Worthington, Doug, DE..................................... 2012
Beauharnais, Steve, LB (also 58)....................2014
Brown, Everette, LB............................................2014
Paea, Stephen, DE.............................................. 2015
Hood, Ziggy, DL...............................................2016-18
Sweat, Montez, DE........................................2019-22

91

Settles, Tony, LB....................................................1987
Manusky, Greg, LB....................................... 1988-90
Collins, Shane, DE.........................................1992-94
Vanderbeek, Matt, LB..................................1995-96
Mims, Chris, DT.....................................................1997
Hoelscher, David, DT.......................................... 1998
Cowsette, Delbert, DT.................................2001-02
Upshaw, Regan, DE...........................................2003
Killings, Cedric, DL............................................ 2005
Jackson, Rob, DE/LB (also 50, 98)................2009
Holliday, Vonnie, DE...........................................2010
Kerrigan, Ryan, DE/OLB......................... 2011-2020
Jeter, Donovan, DT..............................................2022
Ridgeway, John, DT.............................................2022

92

Smith, Hugh, WR..................................................1962
Bunch, Derek, LB..................................................1987
Nottage, Dexter, DE......................................1994-96
Duff, Jamal, DE................................................1997-98
DeLoach, Jerry, DT..............................................2001
Gardner, Daryl, DT.............................................. 2002
Chase, Martin, DT..............................................2003
Evans, Demetric, DL...................................2004-08
Haynesworth, Albert, DL............................ 2009-10
Baker, Chris, DL...............................................2011-16
McGee, Stacy, DL............................................2017-18
Lawrence, Devaroe, DT..................................... 2020
Wise, Daniel, DE............................................2021-22

93

Meads, Johnny, LB...............................................1992
Willis, Keith, DT.................................................... 1993
Faulkner, Jeff, DT................................................. 1993
Boutte, Marc, DT............................................1994-99
Leverette, Otis, DE.......................................2001-02
Zellner, Peppi, DL................................................2003
Daniels, Phillip, DL...................................... 2004-10
Balmer, Kentwan, DE..........................................2011
Merling, Phillip, DE.............................................. 2013

Murphy, Trent, LB...........................................2014-16
Allen, Jonathan, DT.......................................2018-22

94

Sagnella, Anthony, DT........................................1987
Wilson, Bobby, DT..........................................1991-94
Gilbert, Sean, DT.................................................. 1996
Stubblefield, Dana, DT...........................1998-2000
Jackson, Ladairis, DT......................................... 2002
Warner, Ron, DE...........................................2003-04
Jones, Aki, DL..................................................... 2005
Montgomery, Anthony, DT........................2006-09
Carriker, Adam, DE.........................................2010-12
Geathers, Clifton, DE.........................................2014
Smith, Preston, LB.........................................2015-18
Payne, Daron, DT...........................................2019-22

95

Benish, Dan, DT....................................................1987
Gaines, William, DT.......................................1995-97
Wilkinson, Dan, DT.......................................1998-02
Dalton, Lional, DL...............................................2003
Salave’a, Joe, DL..........................................2004-06
Wilson, Chris, DE...........................................2007-10
Neild, Chris, NT................................................2011-13
Allen, Jonathan, DL..............................................2017
Payne, Daron, DL.................................................2018
Brailford, Jordan, LB........................................... 2019
Toohill, Casey, DE.........................................2020-22

96

Gibson, Alec, DE..................................................1987
Hollinquest, Lamont, LB..............................1993-94
Owens, Rich, DE............................................1995-97
Williams, Tyrone, DE...........................................2001
Scott, Greg, DE.................................................... 2002
Russell, Darrell, DL.............................................2003
Griffin, Cornelius, DL..................................2004-09
Kemoeatu, Ma’ake, NT......................................2010
Cofield, Jr., Barry, NT......................................2011-14
Bates, Houston, LB........................................2015-16
Jones, Arthur, DL..................................................2017
McPhee, Pernell, LB...........................................2018
Hester, Treyvon, DL............................................. 2019
Smith-Williams, James, DE........................2020-22

97

Geathers, Jumpy, DT.....................................1990-92
Palmer, Sterling, DE......................................1993-96
Bandison, Romeo, DT (also 72)..................1995-96
Kinney, Kelvin, DE..........................................1997-98
Wynn, Renaldo, DL..................................... 2002-06
Smith, Tyson, LB.................................................2008
Alexander, Lorenzo, LB (also 79)................2010-12
Hatcher, Jason, DE.........................................2014-15
Reyes, Kendall, DE.............................................. 2016
McClain, Terrell, DL..............................................2017
Settle, Tim, DT.................................................2018-21
Obada, Efe, DE.....................................................2022

98

Martin, Steve, DE.................................................1987
Barker, Tony, LB.....................................................1992
Woods, Tony, DE............................................1994-96
Russell, Twan, LB............................................1997-99
Armstead, Jessie, LB.................................. 2002-03
Marshall, Lemar, LB....................................2004-06
Jackson, Rob, DE (also 50, 91)........................2008
Orakpo, Brian, LB/DE..................................2009-14

209

all time jersey Numbers
Knighton, Terrance, NT...................................... 2015
Ioannidis, Matt, DT.........................................2016-21
Mathis, Phidarian, DT.........................................2022

99

Saenz, Eddie, B..............................................1946-51
Young, Wilbur, DE.................................................1981
Karras, Ted, DT......................................................1987
Rocker, Tracy, DT.......................................... 1989-90
Buck, Jason, DE..............................................1991-93
Stephens, Rod, LB.........................................1995-96
Kuehl, Ryan, DT (also 78).............................1996-97
Coleman, Marco, DE....................................1999-01
Haley, Jermaine, DL....................................2003-04
Carter, Andre, DE/LB.................................. 2006-10
Jenkins, Jarvis, DE...........................................2011-14
Jean Francois, Ricky, DE..............................2015-16
Brantley, Caleb, DL.........................................2018-19
Young, Chase, DE.........................................2020-22*Numbers for the 2023 season will not bereflected until roster cuts*

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C O M M A N D E R S

all time roster
The following is a list of Washington players who
have appeared in regular season or postseason
play.

A

Absher, Dick, LB, Maryland.................................1967
Adams, John, T, Notre Dame........................1945-49
Adams, Willie, LB, New Mexico St..............1965-66
Addison, Mario, LB, Troy.......................................2012
Adickes, Mark, G, Baylor.................................1990-91
Adduci, Nick, B, Nebraska............................1954-55
Aguirre, Joe, E, St. Mary’s (CA)..........1941, 1943-45
Akers, David, K, Louisville..............................1998-99
Akingbulu, Alex, T, Fresno State........................2022
Akins, Frank, B, Washington St...................1943-46
Alban, Dick, B, Northwestern.......................1952-55
Albright, Ethan, LS, North Carolina...........2001-09
Aldrich, Ki, C, TCU..........................1939-42, 1945-47
Alexander, Adonis, CB/VT...................................2018
Alexander, Lorenzo, DL/LB, Cal...................2007-12
Alexander, Patrise, DT, SW La......................1996-98
Alexander, Shaun, RB, Alabama...................... 2008
Alexander, Stephen, TE, Oklahoma........... 1998-01
Alford, Bruce, K, TCU.............................................1967
Allen, Anthony, WR, Washington.................1987-88
Allen, Jerry, B, Nebraska-Omaha.................1967-69
Allen, John, C, Purdue.....................................1955-58
Allen, Jonathan, DT, Alabama........................2017-23
Allen, Kyle, QB, Houston................................2020-21
Allen, Terry, RB, Clemson...............................1995-98
Alston, Mack, TE, Maryland St.....................1970-72
Amerson, David, CB, NC State.....................2013-15
Ananis, Vito, B, Boston College..........................1945
Anderson, Bill, E, Tennessee........................1958-63
Anderson, Bob, RB, Colorado............................. 1975
Anderson, Bruce, E, Williamette.........................1970
Anderson, David, WR, Colorado St....................2011
Anderson, Erick, LB, Michigan............................1994
Anderson, Gary, G, Stanford............................... 1980
Anderson, Ryan, LB, Alabama......................2017-20
Anderson, Stuart, LB, Virginia......................1982-85
Anderson, Terry, WR, Bethune-Cookman.......1978
Anderson, Willie “Flipper”, WR, UCLA ...................1996
Andrako, Steve, C, Ohio St..................................1940
Apke, Troy, CB, Penn St..................................2018-22
Apsit, Megs, B, USC...............................................1933
Archer, David, QB, Iowa St...................................1988
Archuleta, Adam, S, Arizona St......................... 2006
Arenz, Arnie, LB, St. Louis.....................................1934
Ariri, Obed, K, Clemson.........................................1987
Armah, Alex, FB, West Georgia.................... 2021-22
Armstead, Jessie, LB, Miami (Fla.).............2002-03
Armstrong, Anthony, WR, West TX A&M...2010-11
Arneson, Jim, G, Arizona.......................................1975
Arnold, Walt, TE, New Mexico............................1984
Arrington, LaVar, LB, Penn St.....................2000-05
Artman, Corrie, T, Stanford..................................1932
Asher, Jamie, TE, Louisville............................1995-98
Ashmore, Darryl, OL, Northwestern.......... 1996-97
Atkeson, Dale, B, No College........................1954-56
Atkins, Pervis, RB, New Mexico St.............1964-65
Atkinson, Jess, K, Maryland..........................1986-87
Atogwe, Oshiomogho, S, Stanford.....................2011
Audet, Earl, T, USC..................................................1945
Austin, Terrence, WR, UCLA.......................... 2010-11
Aveni, John, WR/K, Indiana..................................1961
Avery, Don, T, USC...........................................1946-47
Avery, Jim, E, Northern Illinois.............................1966

B

Bacon, Coy, DE, Jackson St...........................1978-81
Bada, David, DT, .....................................................2022
2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Badaczewski, John, G, Western Reserve..1949-51
Badanjek, Rick, RB, Maryland............................1986
Badet, Jeff.................................................................2020
Badger, Brad, G/T, Stanford...........................1997-99
Bagarus, Steve, RB, Notre Dame....1945-46, 1948
Bagdon, Ed, G, Michigan St.................................1952
Bailey, Champ, CB, Georgia..........................1999-03
Bailey, Robert, CB, Miami (Fla.)...........................1995
Baker, Chris, DL, Hampton............................2012-16
Baker, Sam, K, Oregon St....................1953, 1956-59
Bailey, Zack, G, South Carolina...........................2021
Balmer, Kentwan, DE, UNC..................................2011
Baltzell, Vic, DB, Southwestern (Kan.)....................1935
Bandison, Romeo, DT, Oregon.....................1995-96
Bandy, Don, G, Tulsa........................................1967-68
Banks, Brandon, WR, Kansas St..................2010-12
Banks, Brandon, DL, Charlotte...........................2017
Banks, Carl, LB, Michigan St...............................1993
Banks, Tony, QB, Michigan St............................2001
Banks, Willie, G, Alcorn A&M.......................1968-69
Banta, Jack, RB, USC..............................................1941
Barber, Peyton.........................................................2020
Barber, Ernie, C, San Francisco..........................1945
Barber, Jim, T, San Francisco.........................1935-41
Barber, Shawn, LB, Richmond..................... 1998-01
Barefoot, Ken, E, Virginia Tech............................1968
Barfield, Ken, T, Mississippi.................................1954
Barker, Bryan, P, Santa Clara.......................2001-03
Barker, Ed, E, Washington St...............................1954
Barker, Tony, LB, Rice.............................................1992
Barnes, Billy Ray, RB, Wake Forest............1962-63
Barnes, Brandon, LB, Missouri......................... 2004
Barnes, Kevin, CB, Maryland.........................2009-11
Barnes, Tomur, CB, North Texas.........................1996
Barnes, Walt, DT, Nebraska..........................1966-68
Barnett, Doug, DE, Azusa Pacific......................1985
Barnett, Nick, LB, Oregon St................................2013
Barnett, Steve, T, Oregon......................................1964
Barnett, Troy, DT, North Carolina........................1996
Barnhardt, Tommy, P, UNC......................1988, 2000
Barni, Roy, B, San Francisco.........................1955-56
Barnwell, Malcolm, WR,.VirginiaUnion.............1985
Barrington, Tom, B, Ohio St..................................1966
Barrow, Mike, LB, Miami (Fla.) (IR)................... 2004
Barry, Paul, B, Tulsa.................................................1953
Bartel, Richard, QB, Tarleton St........................ 2009
Bartos, Hank, G, North Carolina........................1938
Bartos, Joe, B, Navy............................................... 1950
Bass, Mike, DB, Michigan...............................1969-75
Bassi, Dick, G, Santa Clara...................................1937
Bates, Houston, LB, Louisiana Tech...........2015-16
Bates, Michael, KR, Arizona................................2001
Bates, John, TE, Boise State......................... 2021-22
Batiste, D’Anthony, G, Louisiana-Laf..................2009
Batiste, Michael, G, Tulane...................................1998
Battaglia, Marco, TE, Rutgers.............................2001
Battles, Cliff, B, West Virginia Wesleyan....1932-37
Baugh, Marcus, TE, Ohio State.........................2020
Baugh, Sam, QB, TCU......................................1937-52
Bauman, Rashad, CB, Oregon....................2002-03
Baughan, Maxie, LB, Georgia Tech................... 1974
Bausch, Frank “Pete”, C, Kansas................1934-36
Bayless, Martin, S, Bowling Green....................1994
Beasley, Tom, DL, Virginia Tech...................1984-86
Beatty, Ed, C, Mississippi.......................................1961
Beauharnais, Steve, LB, Rutgers........................2014
Beban, Gary, QB, UCLA.................................1968-69
Beck, John, QB, BYU...............................................2011
Bedell, Brad, OL, Colorado................................. 2003
Bedore, Tom, G, Pepperdine................................1944
Bee, Ryan, DT, Marshall.........................................2019
Beinor, Ed, T, Notre Dame..............................1941-42
Bell, Coleman, TE, Miami (Fla.)...........................1995
Bell, William, RB, Georgia Tech....................1994-96

Bellamy, Josh, WR, Louisville...............................2013
Benish, Dan, DT, Clemson....................................1987
Benson, Cliff, TE, Purdue......................................1987
Bentley, Scott, K, Florida St................................2000
Bergstrom, Tony, C/G, Utah...........................2017-19
Bernstine, Jordan, S, Iowa....................................2012
Berrang, Ed, E, Villanova................................1949-52
Berschet, Merve, G, Illinois............................1954-55
Betts, Ladell, RB, Iowa...................................2002-08
Bibbs, Kapri, RB, Colorado St........................2017-18
Bidwell, Josh, P, Oregon........................................2010
Bigby, Keiron, WR, Brown.....................................1987
Biggers, E.J., CB, Western Michigan...........2013-14
Biggs, Verlon, DE, Jackson St.........................1971-74
Bingham, Guy, C, Montana...........................1992-93
Birlem, Keith, B, San Jose St................................1939
Black, Jordan, T, Notre Dame..............................2012
Blackmon, Will, CB/S, Boston College.........................2015-16
Blades, H.B., LB, Pittsburgh.......................... 2007-10
Blanchard, Cary, K, Oklahoma St......................1998
Blanton, Scott, K, Oklahoma........................1996-98
Boensch, Fred, G, Stanford............................1947-48
Boll, Don, T, Nebraska.....................................1953-59
Bond, Chuck, T, Washington.........................1937-38
Bonnafon, Reggie, RB, Louisville.......................2022
Bond, Randall, B, Washington............................1938
Bonner, Brian, LB, Minnesota.............................1989
Boose, Dorian, DE, Washington St..................2001
Border, Breon, CB, Duke.......................................2019
Bosch, Frank, DT, Colorado.......................... 1968-70
Boschetti, Ryan, DL, UCLA.........................2004-08
Bosseler, Don, B, Miami (Fla.)........................1957-64
Bostic, Jeff, C, Clemson..................................1980-93
Bostic, Jon, LB, Florida....................................2019-22
Boswell, Ben, T, TCU...............................................1934
Boutte, Marc, DT, LSU.....................................1994-99
Bowanko, Luke, T, Virginia....................................2018
Bowen, Alvin, LB, Iowa St................................... 2009
Bowen, Matt, S, Iowa.....................................2003-05
Bowen, Stephen, DE, Hofstra........................2011-14
Bowie, Larry, FB, Georgia...............................1996-99
Bowles, Todd, S, Temple...................1986-90, 92-93
Boykin, Deral, S, Louisville....................................1994
Braatz, Tom, DE, Marquette...........................1957-59
Bradley-King, William, DE, Baylor............... 2021-22
Bradley, Harold, E, Elon..................................1938-39
Bragg, Mike, P, Richmond...............................1968-79
Brailford, Jordan, DE, Oklahoma St............2019-20
Branch, Bruce, KR, Penn St................................2002
Branch, Reggie, RB, East Carolina.............1985-89
Brandes, John, TE, Cameron........................1990-92
Brandt, David, OL, Michigan..............................2001
Brantley, Caleb, DL, Florida............................2018-19
Brantley, John, LB, Georgia..................................1992
Breding, Ed, LB, Texas A&M..........................1967-68
Breedlove, Rod, LB, Maryland......................1960-64
Breeland, Bashaud, CB, Clemson...............2014-17
Brennan, Colt, QB, Hawaii...........................2008-09
Brewer, Homer, B, Mississippi........................... 1960
Briggs, Bill, DE, Iowa........................................1966-67
Briggs, Bob, B, Central Oklahoma St................... 1965
Brilz, Darrick, G, Oregon St...................................1987
Briscoe, Dezmon, WR, Kansas...........................2012
Brito, Gene, DE, Loyola (CA)........1951-53, 1955-58
Britt, Ed, B, Holy Cross.....................................1936-37
Britt, Oscar, G, Mississippi...................................1946
Brohm, Jeff, QB, Louisville....................................1995
Brooks, Bill, WR, Boston University..................1996
Brooks, Durant, P, Wake Forest........................ 2008
Brooks, Perry, DT, Southern..........................1978-84
Brooks, Reggie, RB, Notre Dame................1993-95
Broughton, Nehemiah, RB, Citadel...........2005-07
Brown, Antonio, WR, West Virginia..........2004-05
Brown, Buddy, G, Arkansas...........................1951-52

211

all time roster
Brown, Charlie, WR, SC St............................1982-84
Brown, Dan, E, Villanova...................................... 1950
Brown, Doug, DT, Simon Fraser..................1998-99
Brown, Dyami, WR, North Carolina............ 2021-22
Brown, Eddie, S, Tennessee............................1975-77
Brown, Everette, LB, Florida St...........................2014
Brown, Hardy, LB, Tulsa....................................... 1950
Brown, Jamie, T, Florida A&M..............................1999
Brown, Jammal, T, Oklahoma.........................2010-11
Brown, Larry, RB, Kansas St..........................1969-76
Brown, Mack, RB, Florida............................... 2016-17
Brown, Ray, G, Arkansas St......1989-95, 2004-05
Brown, Rufus, CB, Florida St............................. 2004
Brown, Tom, DB, Maryland..................................1969
Brown, Tony, WR, Colorado.................................2020
Brown, Wilbert,OL, Houston...............................2002
Brown, Zach, LB, North Carolina..................2017-18
Brownlow, Darrick, LB, Illinois......................1995-96
Brueckman, Charley, C, Pittsburgh...................1958
Brundige, Bill, DE, Colorado...........................1970-77
Brunell, Mark, QB, Washington..................2004-07
Brunet, Bob, RB, Louisiana Tech.......1968, 1970-77
Bruton Jr., David, S, Notre Dame........................2016
Bryant, Anthony, DL, Alabama.......................... 2010
Bryant, Kelvin, RB, North Carolina.1986-88, 1990
Bryant, Trent, CB, Arkansas..................................1981
Buchanon, Phillip, CB, Miami (Fla.)............. 2010-11
Buck, Jason, DE, BYU......................................1991-93
Buckley, Curtis, CB, East Texas St........1999-2000
Budd, Frank, WR, Villanova..................................1963
Buggs, Danny, WR, West Virginia................ 1976-79
Bukich, Rudy, QB, USC...................................1957-58
Buksar, George, B, Purdue.............................1951-52
Bunch, Derek, LB, Michigan St...........................1987
Burks, Shawn, LB, LSU..........................................1986
Burman, George, G, Northwestern...............1971-72
Burmeister, Danny, S, UNC..................................1987
Burnett, Chester, LB, Arizona..............................1998
Burrell, John, WR, Rice....................................1966-67
Burton, Michael, FB................................................2019
Busich, Sam, E, Ohio St.........................................1936
Butkus, Carl, T, George Washington..................1948
Butler, Crezdon, CB, Clemson.............................2012
Butler, Percy, S, Louisiana...................................2022
Butsko, Harry, LB, Maryland................................1963
Butz, Dave, DT, Purdue................................... 1975-88
Buzbee, Alex, DE, Georgetown...................2007-08
Byner, Earnest, RB, East Carolina...............1989-93
Byrd, Dominique, TE, USC....................................2011

C

Cafego, George, QB, Tennessee.........................1943
Caldwell, Ravin, LB, Arkansas.......................1987-92
Caldwell, Reche, WR, Florida.............................2007
Calhoun, Deion “Shaq”, G, Mississippi State........................2021
Campbell, Jason, QB, Auburn................... 2005-09
Campbell, Jesse, S, NC State........................1997-98
Campbell, Khary, LB, Bowling Green..........2004-08
Campbell, Matt, OL, South Carolina..................2001
Campiglio, Bob, B, W. Liberty St.........................1933
Campofreda, Nick, C, Western Maryland.....................1944
Campora, Don, T, Pacific......................................1953
Canidate, Trung, RB, Arizona............................. 2003
Caravello, Joe, TE, Tulane................................1987-88
Carlson, Mark, T, S. Connecticut St..................1987
Carpenter, Brian, CB, Michigan...................1983-84
Carpenter, Preston, E, Arkansas.................1964-66
Carr, Jim, LB, Morris Harvey..........................1964-65
Carriker, Adam, DE, Nebraska......................2010-12
Carrier, Derek, TE, Beloit.................................2015-16
Carrier, Mark, FS, USC.........................................2000
Carroll, Jim, LB, Notre Dame.........................1966-68
Carroll, Leo, DE, San Diego St.......................1969-70

212

Carroll, Vic, T, Nevada.....................................1936-42
Carson, John, E, Georgia................................1954-59
Carter, Alex, RB, Stanford.....................................2018
Carter, Andre, DE, California....................... 2006-10
Carter, Chris, LB, Fresno St..................................2017
Carter, DeAndre, WR, Sacramento State......................2021
Carter, Ki-Jana, RB, Penn St...............................2001
Carter, Tom, CB, Notre Dame.......................1993-96
Cartwright, Rock, RB, Kansas St...............2002-08
Casares, Rick, RB, Florida....................................1965
Caster, Rich, TE, Jackson St..........................1981-82
Castiglia, Jim, B, Georgetown........................1947-48
Castro-Fields, Tariq, CB Penn State................2022
Catalina, Tyler, G, Georgia.....................................2017
Catanho, Al, LB, Rutgers.......................................1996
Centers, Larry, RB, Stephen F. Austin.......1999-2000
Chamberlain, Byron, TE, Wayne St................. 2003
Chandler, Jeff, K, Florida..................................... 2004
Charles, Saahdiq, OL, LSU............................2020-21
Chase, Martin, DT, Oklahoma........................... 2003
Cheeseman, Camaron, LS, Michigan.............2021-22
Cherne, Hal, T, DePaul...........................................1933
Cherry, Raphel, S, Hawaii.....................................1985
Chesson, Jehu, WR, Michigan............................2018
Chester, Chris, G, Oklahoma..........................2011-14
Cheverko, George, B, Ohio St..............................1948
Choice, Tashard, RB, Georgia Tech....................2011
Christian, Geron, T, Lousiville.......................2018-20
Christensen, Erik, E, Richmond..........................1956
Churchwell, Don, T, Mississippi..........................1959
Cichowski, Gene, B, Indiana.........................1958-59
Cifers, Ed, E, Tennessee......................1941-42, 1946
Clair, Frank, E, Ohio St............................................1941
Claitt, Rickey, FB, Bethune-Cookman........... 1980-81
Clark, Algy, DB, Ohio St.........................................1932
Clark, Devin, OL, New Mexico.......................... 2008
Clark, Gary, WR, James Madison................1985-92
Clark, Jim, G, Oregon.......................................1952-53
Clark, Mike, DE, Florida..........................................1981
Clark, Ryan, DB, LSU...............................2004-05, 14
Clay, Billie, B, Mississippi......................................1966
Clay, Ozzie, B, Iowa St............................................1964
Clemmings, T.J., T, Pittsburgh..............................2017
Clemons, Chris, LB, Georgia.......................2003-05
Clemons, Nic, DL, Georgia................................ 2005
Clifton, Gregory, WR, Johnson C. Smith....................1993
Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha, S, Alabama.........................2018
Cloud, John, B, William & Mary....................1952-53
Cochran, Tom, B, Auburn......................................1949
Cofer, Joe, S, Tennessee........................................1987
Coffey, Ken, S, SW Texas St..........................1983-86
Cofield, Jr., Barry, NT, Northwestern.............2011-14
Coia, Angelo, WR, USC...................................1964-65
Coleman, Ben, OL, Wake Forest.......................2001
Coleman, Greg, P, Florida A&M..........................1988
Coleman, Marco, DE, Georgia Tech........... 1999-01
Coleman, Monte, LB, Central Arkansas...................1979-94
Coles, Laveranues, WR, Florida St...........2003-04
Collier, Jim, E, Arkansas........................................1963
Collins, Andre, LB, Penn St...........................1990-94
Collins, Landon, S, Alabama..........................2019-21
Collins, Paul (Rip), E, Pittsburgh.................. 1932-35
Collins, Shane, DE, Arizona St.....................1992-94
Collins, Todd, QB, Michigan........................2006-09
Colvin, Aaron, CB, Oklahoma.......................2019-20
Compton, Tom, T, South Dakota..................2013-15
Compton, Will, LB, Nebraska........................ 2013-17
Concannon, Rick, G, NYU.............................1934-36
Condit, Merle, B, Carnegie Tech.........................1945
Conklin, Cary, QB, Washington...................1990-93
Conkright, Bill, C, Oklahoma...............................1943
Connell, Albert, WR, Texas A&M............1997-2000
Connell, Mike, P, Cincinnati.......................... 1980-81
Conway, Brett, K, Penn St..............................1998-02

Cook, Anthony, DE, South Carolina St....................1999
Cook, Erik, OL, New Mexico.................................2011
Cooley, Chris, TE, Utah St..............................2004-12
Cooper, Jonathan, G, North Carolina..................2018
Copeland, Anthony, LB, Louisville.....................1987
Copeland, Danny, S, Eastern Kentucky.....1991-93
Corbitt, Don, C, Arizona.........................................1948
Cortez, Jose, K, Oregon St...................................2002
Cosmi, Sam, T, Texas....................................... 2021-22
Coupee, Al, B, Iowa.................................................1946
Cousins, Kirk, QB, Michigan St.....................2012-17
Cowne, John, C, Virginia Tech.............................1987
Cowsette, Del, DT, Maryland.......................2001-02
Cox, Bill, B, Duke.....................................1951-52, 1955
Cox, Steve, P, Arkansas..................................1985-88
Coyle, Eric, C, Colorado.........................................1987
Crabb, Claude, CB, Colorado.......................1962-63
Crane, Dennis, DT, USC.................................1968-69
Crawford, Richard, CB, SMU...............................2012
Cravens, Su’a, S, USC............................................2016
Crews, Terry, LB, Western Michigan.................1995
Crisler, Harold, E, San Jose St......................1948-49
Crissy, Cris, WR, Princeton....................................1981
Croftcheck, Don, G, Indiana.........................1965-66
Cronan, Peter, LB, Boston College..............1981-85
Cronin, Gene, DE, Pacific...............................1961-62
Crossan, Dave, C, Maryland.........................1965-69
Crotty, Jim, B, Notre Dame............................ 1960-61
Crow, Orien, C, Haskell Indian School.............1934
Crowder, Jamison, WR, Duke........................2015-18
Crutchfield, Buddy,CB, NC Central...................1998
Cudzik, Walt, C, Purdue.........................................1954
Culliver, Chris, CB, South Carolina....................2015
Cundiff, Billy, K, Drake...........................................2012
Cunningham, Doug, RB, Mississippi................... 1974
Cunningham, Jerome, TE, Southern Conn. St....2019
Cunningham, Jim, RB, Pittsburgh................1961-63
Curl, Kamren, S, Arkansas...........................2020-22
Curtis, Bobby, LB, Savannah St..........................1987
Curtis, Mike, LB, Duke......................................1977-78
Curtis, Travis, S, West Virginia..................1988, 1991

D

Cvercko, Andy, G, Northwestern........................1963
Dahl, Bob, G, Notre Dame............................. 1996-97
Dale, Roland, E, Mississippi................................ 1950
Daniels, Calvin, LB, North Carolina...................1986
Daniels, LeShun, RB, Iowa...................................2017
Daniels, Phillip, DL, Georgia.........................2004-10
Dalton, Lional, DT, Eastern Michigan................ 2003
Darby, Ronald, CB, Florida State.......................2020
Darre, Bernie, G, Tulane..........................................1961
Davidson, Ben, DT, Washington..................1962-63
Davis, Akeem, S, Memphis..................................2014
Davis, Andy, B, George Washington.................1952
Davis, Brian, CB, Nebraska............................1987-90
Davis, Fred, T, Alabama.......................1941-42, 1945
Davis, Fred, TE, USC.......................................2008-13
Davis, Jack, G, Maryland...................................... 1960
Davis, Ja’Gared, LB, SMU.....................................2014
Davis, James, RB, Clemson.................................2010
Davis, Jamin, LB, Kentucky........................... 2021-22
Davis, Robert, WR, Georgia St............................2017
Davis, Stephen, RB, Auburn.........................1996-02
Davis, Vernon, TE, Maryland.........................2016-19
Davis, Wayne, DB, Indiana St.......................1989-90
Davis Sr., Thomas, LB, Georgia..........................2020
Davlin, Mike, T, San Francisco............................1955
Day, Eagle, QB, Mississippi...........................1959-60
Deal, Rufus, B, Auburn..........................................1942
Dean, Fred, G, Texas Southern.....................1978-82
Dean, Vernon, CB, San Diego St..................1982-87
de la Puente, Brian, C, California........................2015
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DeCarlo, Art, DB, Georgia.............................. 1956-57
DeCorrevont, Bill, B, Northwestern...................1945
Dee, Bob, DE, Holy Cross...............................1957-58
Deeks, Don, T, Washington..................................1947
DeFrance, Chris, WR, Arizona St.......................1979
DeFruiter, Bob, B, Nebraska.........................1945-47
Dekker, Al, WR, Michigan St................................1953
Delaney, Dee, CB, Miami......................................2019
Deloplaine, Jack, RB, Salem College.................1978
DeMao, Al, C, Duquesne................................1945-53
DeMulling, Rick, OL, Idaho.................................2007
Dennis, Pat, DB, Louisiana Monroe................ 2004
Dennison, Glenn, TE, Miami (Fla.).....................1987
Denson, Moses, RB, MD Eastern Shore....1974-75
Denton, Tim, CB, Sam Houston St.............1998-99
Dess, Darrell, G, North Carolina St.............1965-66
Didier, Clint, TE, Portland St..........................1982-87
Didion, John, LB, Oregon St...........................1969-70
Dishman, Cris, CB, Purdue.............................1997-98
Dockery, Derrick, OL, Texas......2003-06, 2009-10
Doctson, Josh, WR, TCU.................................2016-18
Doering, Chris, WR, Florida.................................2002
Doering, Jason, S, Wisconsin............................ 2004
Doll, Don, DE, USC.................................................1953
Donnalley, Rick, C, North Carolina.............1984-85
Doolan, John, B, Georgetown..............................1945
Dorow, Al, QB, Michigan St...........................1954-56
Dotson, Jahan, WR, Penn State........................2022
Dotson, Santana, DL, Baylor..............................2002
Douglas, Jamil, C/G, Arizona State....................2021
Doughty, Reed, S, Northern Colorado......2006-13
Dow, Ken, B, Oregon St..........................................1941
Dowda, Harry, DB, Wake Forest..................1949-53
Dowler, Boyd, WR, Colorado................................1971
Downey, Patrick, OL, New Hampshire...........2002
Drake, Troy, T, Indiana............................................1998
Drakeford, Tyronne, CB, Virginia Tech............2000
Drazenovich, Chuck, LB, Penn St...............1950-59
Dubinetz, Greg, G, Yale..........................................1979
DuBois, Phil, TE, San Diego St.....................1979-80
Duckett, T.J., RB, Michigan St........................... 2006
Duckworth, Joe, E, Colgate..................................1947
Ducre, Greg, CB, Washington.............................2014
Dudley, Bill, RB, Virginia......................1950-51, 1953
Duff, Jamal, DE, San Diego St.......................1997-98
Dugan, Fred, WR, Dayton...............................1961-63
Duich, Steve, G, San Diego St.............................1969
Dukes, Chad, RB, Pittsburgh.............................2000
Dunbar, Quinton, CB, Florida........................2015-19
Duncan, Leslie, DB, Jackson St.....................1971-73
Dunn, Casey, OL, Auburn...............................2018-19
Dunn, Coye, B, USC................................................1943
Dunn, K.D., TE, Clemson.......................................1987
Dupard, Reggie, RB, SMU.............................1989-90
Dusek, Brad, LB, Texas A&M.........................1974-81
Dwyer, Jack, DB, Loyola (CA)................................1951
Dye, Les, E, Syracuse.....................................1944-45
Dyer, Henry, RB, Grambling St......................1969-70

E

East, Andrew, LS, Vanderbilt...............................2018
Ecker, Enrique, T, John Carroll.............................1952
Ecker, Tyler, TE, Michigan....................................2007
Edwards, Brad, S, South Carolina...............1990-93
Edwards, Turk, T, Washington St................1932-40
Edwards, Weldon, T, TCU.....................................1948
Eifler, Milo, LB, Illinois..................................... 2021-22
Eilers, Pat, DB, Notre Dame..........................1992-94
Elder, Corn, CB, Miami...........................................2021
Elewonibi, Moe, T, BYU...................................1990-93
Elisara, Pita,OL, Indiana...................................... 2003
Ellard, Henry, WR, Fresno St........................1994-98

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Elliott, Matt, C, Michigan.......................................1992
Ellis, Ed, T, Buffalo.................................................2000
Ellstrom, Marv, B, Oklahoma...............................1943
Ellstrom, Swede, FB, Oklahoma.........................1934
Elmore, Doug, DB, Mississippi............................1962
Elter, Leo, RB, Duquesne................................1955-57
Emtman, Steve, DT, Washington.......................1997
Erhardt, Clyde, C, Georgia.............................1946-49
Erickson, Alex, WR, Wisconsin..........................2022
Erickson, Carl, C, Washington.....................1938-39
Ervins, Ricky, RB, USC.....................................1991-94
Espy, Mike, WR, Mississippi........................2006-07
Etherly, David, CB, Portland St...........................1987
Eubanks, John, CB, Southern Miss...........2006-07
Evans, Charles, RB, USC...................................... 1974
Evans, Demetric, DL, Georgia....................2004-08
Evans, Josh, S, Florida............................................2016
Evans, Greg, S, TCU................................................1998
Evans, Leomont, S, Clemson........................1996-99
Evans, Reggie, RB, Richmond.............................1983
Everett, Deshazor, CB/S, Texas A&M...........2015-21

F

Fabini, Jason, OL, Cincinnati.......................2007-08
Fanaika, Paul, G, Arizona St............................... 2009
Fanucci, Mike, DE, Arizona St............................. 1972
Farkas, Andy, FB, Detroit.............................. 1938-44
Farman, Dick, G, Washington St.................1939-43
Farmer, Tom, B, Iowa........................................1947-48
Farris, Jimmy, WR, Montana....................... 2005, 07
Faulkner, Jeff, DE, Southern................................1993
Fauria, Christian, TE, Colorado......................... 2006
Feagin, Tom, G, Houston.......................................1963
Felber, Nip, E, North Dakota................................1932
Felton, Ralph, LB, Maryland........................ 1954-60
Ferguson, Josh, RB, Illinois...................................2019
Ferris, Neil, DB, Loyola (CA)...........................1951-52
Fields, Carlos, LB, Winston-Salem St..............2015
Filchock, Frank, QB, Indiana......1938-41, 1944-45
Fiore, Dave, OL, Hofstra...................................... 2003
Fincher, Alfred, LB, Connecticut...................... 2008
Fiorentino, Al, G, Boston College............... 1943-44
Fischer, Mark, C, Purdue................................ 1998-01
Fischer, Pat, CB, Nebraska............................1968-77
Fisher, Bob, T, USC................................................1940
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, QB, Harvard...........................2021
Flanagan, Matt, TE, Pittsburgh...........................2018
Flemister, Zeron, TE, Iowa............................2000-03
Fletcher, Derrick, G, Baylor................................2000
Fletcher, London, LB, John Carroll...............2007-13
Flick, Tom, QB, Washington..................................1981
Flores, Mike, DT, Louisville...................................1995
Flowers, Ereck, G, Miami................................2019-21
Flowers, Richmond, QB, Duke...........................2002
Floyd, Michael, WR, Notre Dame.......................2018
Foltz, Vernon, C, St. Vincent’s.............................1944
Forbath, Kai, K, UCLA......................................2012-15
Forrest, Darrick, S, Cincinnati...................... 2021-22
Forte, Ike, RB, Arkansas.................................1978-80
Foster, Mason, LB, Washington...................2015-18
Foster, Robert, WR, Alabama.............................2020
Fox, Keyaron, LB, Georgia Tech...........................2011
Fox, Vernon, S, Fresno St..............................2006-07
Foxx, Dion, LB, James Madison..........................1995
Frahm, Dick, B, Nebraska.....................................1935
Frain, Todd, TE, Nebraska....................................1986
Francis, A.J., DL, Maryland...................................2017
Francis, Dave, FB, Ohio St....................................1963
Francis, James, LB, Baylor....................................1999
Frankian, Ike, E, St. Mary’s...................................1933
Franklin, Orlando, T, Miami (Fla.)........................2017
Franz, Todd, DB, Tulsa...................................2002-04

Frazier, Frank, G, Miami (Fla.)..............................1987
Freeman, Bob, DB, Auburn..................................1962
Frerotte, Gus, QB, Tulsa.................................1994-98
Friedman, Lennie, OL, Duke.......................2003-04
Friesz, John, QB, Idaho..........................................1994
Frisch, Dave, TE, Colorado St..............................1997
Fritsch, Ted, C, St. Norbert.............................1976-79
Frost, Derrick, P, Northern Iowa................ 2005-07
Fryar, Irving, WR, Nebraska.....................1999-2000
Fryer, Brian, WR, Alberta (Canada).............. 1976-78
Fugett, Jean, TE, Amherst...............................1976-79
Fulcher, Bill, G, Georgia Tech........................1956-58
Fuller, Kendall, CB, Virginia Tech.2016-17, 2020-22
Fuller, Kyle, OL, Baylor...........................................2018
Fuller, Larry, B, No College...........................1944-45

G

Gaffney, Jabar, WR, Florida...................................2011
Gaffney, Jim, B, Tennessee............................1945-46
Gage, Steve, S, Tulsa........................................1987-88
Gaines, William, DT, Florida.......................... 1995-97
Galbraith, Scott, TE, USC..............................1995-96
Gallette, Junior, LB, Stillman................................2017
Galloway, Joey, WR, Ohio St...............................2010
Gannon, Rich, QB, Delaware...............................1993
Gandy-Golden, Antonio, WR, Liberty...........2020-21
Gano, Graham, K, Florida St..........................2009-11
Ganther, Quinton, RB, Utah............................... 2009
Garçon, Pierre, WR, Mount Union...............2012-16
Gardener, Daryl, DT, Baylor.................................2002
Gardner, Rod, WR, Clemson........................2001-04
Garner, Dwight, RB, California............................1986
Garnett, Joshua, G, Stanford..............................2020
Garrett, Alvin, WR, Angelo St.........................1981-84
Garvin, Terence, LB, West Virginia.....................2016
Garzoni, Mike, B, USC............................................1947
Gatewood, Curtis, LB, Vanderbilt..................... 2009
Geathers, Clifton, DE, South Carolina.............2014
Geathers, James, DT, Wichita St.................1990-92
Geisinger, Justin, G, Vanderbilt......................... 2008
Gentry, Lee, B, Tulsa................................................1941
George, Jeff, QB, Illinois.................................2000-01
German, Jim, QB, Centre College......................1939
Gerry, Nathan, LB, Nebraska..............................2022
Gesek, John, C, Cal St. Sacramento..........1994-95
Gettis, Adam, G, Iowa............................................2013
Giaquinto, Nick, RB, Connecticut................1981-83
Gibson, Alec, DT, Illinois........................................1987
Gibson, Antonio, RB, Memphis..................2020-22
Gibson, Joe, B, Tulsa...............................................1943
Gilbert, Garrett, QB, Southern Methodist.......................2021
Gilbert, Sean, DT, Pittsburgh...............................1996
Gillespie, Robert, RB, Florida..............................2002
Gilmer, Harry, QB, Alabama..........................1948-54
Givens, Reggie, LB, Penn St...............................2000
Glick, Gary, DB, Colorado A&M....................1959-61
Gob, Art, E, Pittsburgh....................................1959-60
Godfrey, Randall, LB, Georgia............................2007
Gogolak, Charlie, K, Princeton.....................1966-68
Goldson, Dashon, S, Washington.....................2015
Golston, Kedric, DT, Georgia.........................2006-16
Gomes, DeJon, S, Nebraska...........................2011-12
Goodburn, Kelly, P, Emporia St....................1990-93
Goode, Bob, RB, Texas A&M......1949-51, 1954-55
Goodnight, Clyde, E, Tulsa.............................1949-50
Goodyear, John, B, Marquette............................1942
Goosby, Tom, G, Baldwin-Wallace.....................1966
Gouveia, Kurt, LB, BYU.............................1987-94, 99
Graf, Dave, LB, Penn St...........................................1981
Graf, Rick, LB, Wisconsin......................................1993
Graham, Don, LB, Penn St...................................1989
Graham, Kent, QB, Ohio St.................................2001

213

all time roster
Grant, Alan, CB, Stanford.....................................1994
Grant, Bob, LB, Wake Forest................................1971
Grant, Darryl, DT, Rice..................................... 1981-90
Grant, Frank, WR, S. Colorado St.................1973-78
Grant, Orantes, LB, Georgia.........................2002-03
Grant, Ryan, RB, Notre Dame.............................2012
Grant, Ryan, WR, Tulane.................................2014-17
Gray, Bill, G, Oregon St.....................................1947-48
Green, Darrell, CB, Texas A&I.......................1983-02
Green, Jacques, WR, Florida...............................2002
Green, Mike, S, Northwestern St..................... 2008
Green, Robert, RB, William & Mary...................1992
Green, Tony, RB, Florida........................................1978
Green, Trent, QB, Indiana...............................1995-98
Greer, Donovan, CB, Texas A&M.......................2001
Griffin, Cedric, CB, Texas......................................2012
Griffin, Cornelius, DT, Alabama.................2004-08
Griffin, Keith, RB, Miami (Fla.)......................1984-88
Griffin III, Robert, QB, Baylor.........................2012-15
Grimm, Dan, C, Colorado......................................1969
Grimm, Russ, G, Pittsburgh............................1981-91
Grossman, Rex, QB, Florida............................2010-11
Guglielmi, Ralph, QB, Notre Dame.1955, 1958-60
Guice, Derrius, RB, LSU..................................2018-19
Gulledge, David, FS, Jacksonville St...................1992
Gumbs, Jose, S, Monmouth.................................2013
Gundlach, Herman, G, Harvard..........................1935

H

Hackbart, Dale, DB, Wisconsin....................1961-63
Hageman, Fred, C, Kansas............................1961-64
Haight, Mike, T, Iowa..............................................1992
Haines, Kris, WR, Notre Dame............................1979
Haji-Sheikh, Ali, K, Michigan...............................1987
Haley, Dick, DB, Pittsburgh...........................1959-60
Haley, Jermaine, DT, Butte College...........2003-04
Hall, DeAngelo, CB/S, Virginia Tech..........2008-17
Hall, Galen, QB, Penn St.......................................1962
Hall, John, K, Wisconsin...............................2003-06
Hall, Windlan, DB, Arizona St.............................. 1977
Ham, Derrick, DE, Miami (Fla.)..........................2000
Hamdan, Gibran, QB, Indiana........................... 2003
Hamel, Dean, DT, Tulsa..................................1985-88
Hamilton, Justin, S, Virginia Tech..................... 2008
Hamilton, Malcolm, LB, Baylor....................1998-99
Hamilton, Rick, LB, Central Florida............1993-94
Hamilton, Shaun Dion, LB, Alabama...........2018-20
Hamilton, Steve, DE, East Carolina............1985-88
Hamlin, Gene, C, Western Michigan.................1970
Hamm, Je’Ron, TE, Louisiana-Monroe............2015
Hammond, Bobby, RB, Morgan St.............1979-80
Hanburger, Chris, LB, UNC............................1965-78
Hancock, Mike, TE, Idaho St......................... 1973-75
Hankerson, Leonard, WR, Miami..................2011-14
Hanna, Zip, G, South Carolina............................1945
Hansen, Ron, G, Minnesota.................................1954
Harbour, Dave, C, Illinois................................1988-89
Hardeman, Buddy, RB, Iowa St...................1979-80
Hare, Cecil, FB, Gonzaga....................1941-42, 1945
Hare, Ray, QB, Gonzaga................................1940-43
Harlan, Jim, T, Howard Payne..............................1978
Harmon, Clarence, RB, Mississippi St...... 1977-82
Harmon, Kelvin, WR, NC State.....................2019-21
Harold, George, B, Allen........................................1968
Harraway, Charley, RB, San Jose St............1969-73
Harris, Don, S, Rutgers....................................1978-79
Harris, De’Jon, LB Arkansas.......................... 2021-22
Harris, Hank, G, Texas......................................1947-48
Harris, Jeremy, CB, New Mexico St...................2015
Harris, Jim, DB, Howard Payne...........................1970
Harris, Joe, LB, Georgia Tech............................... 1977
Harris, Macho, S, Virginia Tech..........................2010
Harris, Maurice, WR, California....................2016-18

214

Harris, Rickie, DB, Arizona..............................1965-70
Harris, Steven, WR, Arkansas.....................2006-07
Harris, Walt, CB, Mississippi St.................2004-05
Harrison, Kenny, WR, SMU................................. 1980
Harrison, Lloyd, CB, North Carolina St..........2000
Harrison, Nolan, DE, Indiana.............................2000
Harry, Carl, WR, Utah......................................1989, 92
Hart, Jim, QB, Southern Illinois...........................1984
Hartley, Howard, B, Duke.....................................1948
Hartman, Bill, B, Georgia.......................................1938
Harvey, Ken, LB, California............................1994-98
Harvey-Clemons, Josh, LB, Louisville.........2017-19
Harvin, Allen, RB, Cincinnati...............................1987
Haskins Jr., Dwayne, QB, Ohio St...............2019-20
Hasselbeck, Tim, QB, Boston College............2003
Hatcher, Jason, DE, Grambling St...............2014-15
Hatcher, Ron, FB, Michigan St............................1962
Hauss, Len, C, Georgia....................................1964-77
Haws, Kurt, TE, Utah..............................................1994
Hayden, D.J., CB, Houston...................................2021
Hayden, Ken, C, Arkansas....................................1943
Hayes, Jeff, P, North Carolina.......................1982-85
Haymond, Alvin, DB, Southern........................... 1972
Haynes, Hall, DB, Santa Clara.........1950, 1953-55
Haynes, Reggie, TE, UNLV...................................1978
Haynesworth, Albert, DT, Tennessee........2009-10
Hayward, Adam, LB, Portland St.................2014-15
Hazelwood, Ted, T, North Carolina....................1953
Heath, Leon, FB, Oklahoma..........................1951-53
Heck, Andy, T, Notre Dame.....................1999-2000
Hecker, Norb, DB, Baldwin-Wallace...........1955-57
Heenan, Pat, E, Notre Dame.............................. 1960
Hegarty, Bill, T, Villanova...................................... 1960
Heinicke, Taylor, QB, Old Dominion..........2020-22
Heinz, Bob, DT, Pacific...........................................1978
Helu, Jr., Roy, RB, Nebraska............................2011-14
Hemingway,Temarrick,TE,SouthCar.St...........2020-21
Hendershot, Larry, LB, Arizona St......................1967
Henderson, Jon, WR, Colorado St.....................1970
Hendren, Bob, T, USC......................................1949-51
Hennessey, Jerry, DE, Santa Clara.............1952-53
Henson, Robert, LB, TCU.............................. 2009-10
Hentges, Hale, TE, Alabama................................2019
Hermeling, Terry, T, Nevada..........................1970-80
Hernandez, Joe, WR, Arizona..............................1964
Hester, Treyvon, DT, Toledo..................................2019
Heyer, Stephon, OL, Maryland.................... 2007-10
Hickman, Dallas, DE, California...................1976-81
Hickman, Donnie, G, USC....................................1978
Hicks, Artis, G/T, Memphis.................................2010
Hicks, Skip, RB, UCLA..............................1998-2000
Hightower, Tim, RB, Richmond...........................2011
Hill, Calvin, RB, Yale...........................................1976-77
Hill, Irv, B, Trinity.......................................................1933
Hill, Nate, DE, Auburn............................................1989
Hitchock, Ray, C, Minnesota...............................1987
Hoage, Terry, S, Georgia.........................................1991
Hobbs, Stephen, WR, North Alabama......1990-92
Hochertz, Martin, DE, Southern Illinois...........1993
Hodgson, Pat, TE, Georgia...................................1966
Hoelscher, David, DT, Eastern Kentucky.........1998
Hoffman, Bob, RB, USC.................................1940-41
Hoffman, John, DE, Hawaii............................1969-70
Hogeboom, Gary, QB, Central Michigan........1990
Hokuf, Steve, B, Nebraska.............................1933-35
Holcomb, Cole, LB, North Carolina............2019-22
Holdman, Warrick, LB, Texas A&M......... 2005-06
Hollar, John, B, Appalachian St...................1948-49
Hollenbach, Sam, QB, Maryland......................2007
Holliday, Vonnie, DL, North Carolina.................2010
Hollinquest, Lamont, LB, USC.....................1993-94
Holloway, Derek, WR, Arkansas.........................1986
Holly, Bob, QB, Princeton..............................1982-83
Holman, Walter, RB, West Virginia St...............1987

Holman, Willie, DE, South Carolina St.............1973
Holmer, Walt, B, Northwestern...........................1933
Holmes, Christian, CB, Oklahoma St........2022-23
Holmes, Lendy, S, Oklahoma............................ 2009
Holsey, Bernard, DL, Duke................................. 2003
Holsey, Joshua, CB, Auburn............................2017-18
Hood, Evander “Ziggy”, DL, Missouri.........2016-18
Hopkins, Dustin, K, Florida St......................2015-20
Horner, Sam, B, VMI........................................ 1960-61
Horstmann, Roy, FB, Purdue...............................1933
Horton, Chris, S, UCLA.................................. 2008-10
Horton, Ethan, TE, North Carolina....................1994
Hostetler, Jeff, QB, West Virginia........................1997
Houghton, Jerry, T, Washington St................... 1950
Houston, Ken, S, Prairie View A&M...........1973-80
Houston, Walt, G, Purdue.....................................1955
Hover, Don, LB, Washington St....................1978-79
Howard, Desmond, WR, Michigan.............1992-94
Howard, Austin, T, Northern Iowa.....................2018
Howell, Dixie, B, Alabama.....................................1937
Howell, Sam, QB, North Carolina.....................2022
Hudson, Bob, G, Clemson....................................1959
Hudson, Khaleke, LB, Michigan.................2020-22
Huff, Ken, G, North Carolina.........................1983-85
Huff, Sam, LB, West Virginia..............1964-67, 1969
Hughley, George, FB, Central Oklahoma St...1965
Hull, Josh, LB, Penn St...........................................2013
Hull, Mike, RB, USC...........................................1971-74
Humphrey, Myles, LB, Shepherd.......................2019
Humphries, Adam, WR, Clemson......................2021
Humphries, Stan, QB, NE Louisiana............1989-91
Huntington, Greg, C, Penn St..............................1993
Hunter, Bill, DB, Syracuse.....................................1965
Hurley, George, G, Washington St.............. 1932-33
Hurt, Maurice, G, Florida..................................2011-12
Husak, Todd, QB, Stanford................................2000
Husted, Michael, K, Virginia...............................2000
Hutson, Tony, G, NE Oklahoma........................2000
Hyatt, Fred, WR, Auburn.......................................1973

I

Ihenacho, Duke, S, San Jose St....................2014-16
Imhof, Martin, DE, San Diego St......................... 1974
Inman, Dontrelle, WR, Virginia...........................2020
Intrieri, Marne, G, Loyola (Md.).....................1933-34
Ioannidis, Matt, DT, Temple............................2016-21
Irwin, Don, FB, Colgate...................................1936-39
Ismael, Keith, C, San Diego State...............2020-21
Izo, George, QB, Notre Dame........................1961-64

J

Jackson, Bernard, DB, Tennessee....................2002
Jackson, Charles, S, Texas Tech.........................1987
Jackson, DeSean, WR, California.................2014-16
Jackson, Ladairis, DE, Oregon St...............2002-03
Jackson, Leroy, RB, Western Illinois...........1962-63
Jackson, Rob, DE/LB, Kansas St................2008-13
Jackson, Steve, LB, Texas-Arlington...........1966-67
Jackson, Trenton, WR, Illinois..............................1967
Jackson, Wilbur, FB, Alabama......................1980-82
Jackson III, William, CB, Houston............... 2021-22
Jacobs, Jack, QB, Oklahoma................................1946
Jacobs, Taylor, WR, Florida..........................2003-05
Jacoby, Joe, T/G, Louisville.............................1981-93
Jaffurs, John, G, Penn St.......................................1946
Jagielski, Harry, T, Indiana.....................................1956
James, Dick, RB, Oregon................................1956-63
James, Erasmus, DE, Wisconsin...................... 2008
Janowicz, Vic, B, Ohio St................................1954-55
Jansen, Jon, T, Michigan.................................1999-08
Jaqua, Jon, S, Lewis & Clark...........................1970-72
Jarmon, Jeremy, LB, Kentucky.................... 2009-10
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all time roster
Jarrett, Craig, P, Michigan St...............................2002
Jarrett, Kyshoen, DB, Virginia Tech....................2015
Jean Francois, Ricky, DE, LSU......................2015-16
Jeffcoat, Jackson, LB, Texas...........................2014-15
Jefferson, Roy, WR, Utah..................................1971-76
Jencks, Bob, K/E, Miami (OH).............................1965
Jenkins, Brandon, LB, Florida St........................2013
Jenkins, Cullen, DL, Central Michigan.....................2016
Jenkins, Jacque, FB, Vanderbilt..............1943, 1946
Jenkins, James, TE, Rutgers.....................1991-2000
Jenkins, Jarvis, DE, Clemson.........................2012-14
Jenkins, Ken, RB, Bucknell............................1985-86
Jensen, Marcel, TE, Fresno St.............................2015
Jessie, Tim, RB, Auburn.........................................1987
Jeter, Donovan, DT, Michigan.............................2022
Jimoh, Ade, DB, Utah St...............................2003-06
Johnson, AJ, CB, SW Texas St......................1989-94
Johnson, Andre, T, Penn St..................................1996
Johnson, Billy, WR, Widener................................1988
Johnson, Brad, QB, Minnesota..............1999-2000
Johnson, Brian, K, Virginia Tech.........................2021
Johnson, Bryan, FB, Boise St.....................2000-03
Johnson, Danny, CB, Southern....................2018-22
Johnson, Dennis, DT, Delaware.....................1974-77
Johnson, Domonique, CB, Jackson St.............2012
Johnson, Jeron, S, Boise St..................................2015
Johnson, Jimmie, TE, Howard.......................1989-91
Johnson (Howard), Joe, WR, Notre Dame....1989-91
Johnson, Josh, QB, San Diego.................................2018
Johnson, Larry, C, Haskell Indian.... 1933-35, 1944
Johnson, Larry, RB, Penn St................................2010
Johnson, Mitch, T, UCLA....................1966-68, 1972
Johnson, Patrick, WR, Oregon.......................... 2003
Johnson, Randy, QB, Texas A&I.......................... 1975
Johnson, Richard, WR, Colorado.......................1987
Johnson, Rob, QB, USC....................................... 2003
Johnson, Robert, TE, Auburn............................ 2005
Johnson, Sidney, CB, California...................1990-92
Johnson, Tim, DT, Penn St.............................1990-95
Johnson, Tre, T, Temple......................1994-2000, 02
Johnston, Jim, B, Washington..................... 1939-40
Jones, Aki, DL, Fordham..................................... 2005
Jones, Anthony, TE, Wichita St....................1984-88
Jones, Arthur, DL, Syracuse.................................2017
Jones, Chuck, E, George Washington..............1955
Jones, David, C, Texas............................................1987
Jones, David, CB, Wingate....................................2012
Jones, Deacon, DE, Mississippi Vocational....1974
Jones, Greg, LB, Colorado..............................1997-00
Jones, Harvey, B, Baylor........................................1947
Jones, Jimmie, DE, Wichita St........................1971-73
Jones, Joe, DE, Tennessee St.......................1979-80
Jones, Kenyatta, OL, South Florida..........2003-04
Jones, Larry, WR, NE Missouri St..................1974-77
Jones, Levi, OT, Arizona St.................................. 2009
Jones, Matt, RB, Florida..................................2015-16
Jones, Melvin, G, Houston.....................................1981
Jones, Robert, LB, East Carolina.......................2001
Jones, Rod, OL, Kansas (IR)................................2002
Jones, Stan, DT, Maryland....................................1966
Jordan, Akeem, LB, James Madison................2014
Jordan, Curtis, FS, Texas Tech.......................1981-86
Jordan, Jeff, RB, Washington..........................1971-72
Joseph, Joe, DL, Miami (Fla.)...............................2010
Joseph, Ricot, DB, Central Florida....................2002
Junker, Steve, E, Xavier....................................1961-62
Junkin, Trey, LB, Louisiana Tech.........................1984
Jurgensen, Sonny, QB, Duke.........................1964-74
Justice, Charlie, RB, UNC...................1950, 1952-54
Justice, Ed, B, Gonzaga...................................1936-42
Juzwik, Steve, B, Notre Dame..............................1942

Kahn, Ed, G, North Carolina..........................1935-37
Kalu, Ndukwe, DE, Rice...........................1998-2000
Kamp, Jim, T, Oklahoma City...............................1933
Kammerer, Carl, DE, Pacific.........................1963-69
Kane, Rick, RB, San Jose St.................................1984
Kantor, Joe, RB, Notre Dame...............................1966
Karamatic, George, B, Gonzaga..........................1938
Karas, Emil, E, Dayton............................................1959
Karcher, Jim, G, Ohio St..................................1936-39
Karras, Lou, T, Purdue.....................................1950-52
Karras, Ted, DT, Northwestern............................1987
Katrishen, Mike, T, Southern Miss..............1948-49
Kaufman, Mel, LB, Cal Poly............................1981-88
Kawal, Ed, C, Illinois................................................1937
Kearse, Frank, DE, Alabama A&M...............2014-15
Keating, Chris, LB, Maine.....................................1985
Keenum, Case, QB, Houston..............................2019
Keenan, Jack, T, South Carolina.................1944-45
Kehl, Bryan, LB, BYU........................................2012-13
Kehr, Rick, G, Carthage.........................................1987
Kelley, Gordon, LB, Georgia..........................1962-63
Kelley, Rob, RB, Tulane....................................2016-18
Kelly, John, T, Florida A&M............................1966-67
Kelly, Malcolm, WR, Oklahoma.................. 2008-10
Kemoeatu, Ma’ake, NT, Utah.............................2010
Kendall, Pete, OL, Boston College.............2007-08
Kendricks, Mychal, LB, UCLA............................2020
Kenneally, Gus, E, St. Bonaventure...................1932
Kerin, Zac, OL, Toledo............................................2018
Kerr, Jim, DB, Penn St......................................1961-62
Kerrigan, Ryan, LB, Purdue............................2011-20
Khayat, Bob, K, Mississippi............... 1960, 1962-63
Khayat, Ed, DT, Tulane..........................1957, 1962-63
Kidsy, Darvin, WR, Texas Southern.............2018-19
Kiick, Jim, RB, Wyoming........................................ 1977
Killings, Cedric, DL, Carson-Newman............2005
Kilmer, Bill, QB, UCLA.......................................1971-78
Kimball, Bruce, G, Massachusetts.............1983-84
Kimble, Garry, CB, Sam Houston St...................1987
Kimmel, J.D., T, Houston.................................1955-56
Kimmel, Jon, LB, Colgate......................................1987
Kimrin, Ola, K, Texas El Paso............................. 2004
Kincaid, Jim, B, South Carolina...........................1954
Kinney, Kelvin, DE, Virginia St.......................1997-98
Kirk, Randy, LB, San Diego St............................ 1990
Kitts, Jim, FB, Ferrum.............................................1998
Knight, Curt, K, Coast Guard.........................1969-73
Knighton, Terrance, NT, Temple.........................2015
Koch, Markus, DE, Boise St...........................1986-91
Koniszewski, John, T, G.W..................1945-46, 1948
Kopay, Dave, RB, Washington......................1969-70
Kouandjio, Arie, G, Alabama.......................... 2015-17
Kovatch, John, E, Notre Dame.....................1942, 46
Kozlowski, Brian, TE, Connecticut............2004-07
Krakoski, Joe, B, Illinois...........................................1961
Krakoski, Joe, LB, Washington...........................1986
Krause, Max, FB, Gonzaga............................ 1937-40
Krause, Paul, DB, Iowa....................................1964-67
Krause, Red, C, St. Louis.......................................1938
Kresky, Joe “Mink”, G, Wisconsin......................1932
Krouse, Ray, T, Maryland..................................... 1960
Kruczek, Mike, QB, Boston College................. 1980
Krueger, Al, RB, USC........................................1941-42
Kubin, Larry, LB, Penn St...............................1982-84
Kuchta, Frank, C, Notre Dame.....................1958-59
Kuehl, Ryan, DT, Virginia................................ 1996-97
Kunaszyk, Jordan, LB, California.................2020-21
Kupp, Jake, G, Washington..................................1966
Kuziel, Bob, G, Pittsburgh..............................1975-80

K

Laaveg, Paul, G, Iowa.......................................1970-75
Lachey, Jim, T, Ohio St....................................1988-95

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Ladler, Kenny, S, Vanderbilt...........................2018-19
Landry, LaRon, S, LSU......................................2007-11
Lane, Skip, S, Mississippi.....................................1987
Lang, Kenard, DE, Miami (Fla.)...................... 1997-01
Lanier II, Anthony, Alabama A&M................ 2016-17
Lapka, Ted, E, St. Ambrose...............1943-44, 1946
LaPresta, Benny, B, St. Louis...............................1933
Larson, Bill, TE, Colorado St................................ 1977
Larson, Pete, RB, Cornell................................1967-68
Lasse, Dick, LB, Syracuse.............................. 1960-61
Lathrop, Kit, DT, Arizona St..................................1987
Larsen, Tyler, C, Utah State........................... 2021-22
Laster, Donald, T, Tennessee St..................1982-83
Laufenberg, Babe, QB, Indiana....................1983-85
Lauvao, Shawn, G, Arizona St.......................2014-18
Lavender, Joe, CB, San Diego St..................1976-82
Law, Dennis, WR, East Tennessee St...............1979
Lawrence, Devaroe, DT, Auburn........................2020
Lawrence, Don, T, Notre Dame.....................1959-61
Leake, Javon, RB, Maryland................................2020
LeBaron, Eddie, QB, Pacific........1952-53, 1955-59
Leeuwenburg, Jay, G, Colorado........................2000
Lemek, Ray, T, Notre Dame.............................1957-61
Lennan, Reid, G, No College................................1945
Leno Jr., Charles, T, Boise St........................ 2021-22
Leon, Tony, G, Alabama.........................................1943
LeRibeus, Josh, G, SMU..................................2012-15
Lewis, Dan, RB, Wisconsin..................................1965
Lewis, Lance, WR, East Carolina........................2013
Lewis, Ron, G, Washington St.............................1995
Leverette, Otis, DE, UAB...............................2001-02
Liebenstein, Todd, DE, UNLV.......................1982-85
Lichtensteiger, Kory, OL, Bowling Green..2010-16
Lipscomb, Paul, T, Tennessee......................1950-54
Livingston, Howie, B, Fullerton JC..............1948-50
Lloyd, Brandon, WR, Illinois.........................2006-07
Lockett, J.W., B, Central Oklahoma St..............1964
Lockett, Kevin, WR, Kansas St....................2001-02
Locklear, Sean, T, North Carolina St....................2011
Logan, Marc, FB, Kentucky........................... 1995-97
Lohmiller, Chip, K, Minnesota......................1988-94
Lolatai, Al, G, Weber St..........................................1945
Long, Bob, WR, Wichita St...................................1969
Long, Spencer, G/C, Nebraska.....................2014-17
Lookabaugh, John, E, Maryland..................1946-47
Looney, Joe Don, RB, Oklahoma.................1966-67
Lorch, Karl, DT, USC.........................................1976-81
Lott, Andre, DB, Tennessee..........................2002-04
Lovato, Rick, LS, Old Dominion..........................2016
Love, John, WR, North Texas St..........................1967
Loverne, David, OL, San Jose St........................2002
Lowe, Gary, B, Michigan St........................... 1956-57
Lowry, Quentin, LB, Youngstown St.............1981-83
Lucas, Cornelius, T, Kansas St....................2020-22
Luce, Lew, B, Penn St..............................................1961
Luke, Cole, S, Notre Dame..................................2020
Lyle, Keith, S, Virginia............................................2001
Lynch, Dick, B, Notre Dame.................................1958

M

MacAfee, Ken, E, Alabama...................................1959
Macioszczck, Art, FB, Western Michigan.......1948
Macklin, David, CB, Penn St...............................2007
MacMurdo, Jim, T, Pittsburgh...................... 1932-33
Madarik, Elmer, B, Detroit.....................................1948
Malinchak, Bill, WR, Indiana...............1970-74, 1976
Malone, Benny, RB, Arizona St.....................1978-79
Malone, Charley, E, Texas A&M.......1934-40, 1942
Mandeville, Chris, DB, Cal-Davis.......................1989
Manley, Dexter, DE, Oklahoma St...............1981-89
Mann, Charles, DE, Nevada-Reno.............1983-93
Manton, Tilly, FB, TCU...........................................1938
Manusky, Greg, LB, Colgate.........................1988-90

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all time roster
Marciniak, Ron, C, Kansas St..............................1955
Marcus, Pete, E, Kentucky...................................1944
Marshall, Byron, RB, Oregon..........................2017-18
Marshall, Lemar, LB, Michigan St..............2002-06
Marshall, Leonard, DT, LSU.................................1994
Marshall, Rich, T, Stephen F. Austin.................1966
Marshall, Wilber, LB, Florida.........................1988-92
Martin, Aaron, DB, North Carolina College....1968
Martin, Jamie, QB, Weber St................................1997
Martin, Jim, K, Notre Dame..................................1964
Martin, Steve, DE, Jackson St.............................1987
Martin, Nick, C, Notre Dame..............................2022
Martin, Wes, G, Indiana......................2019-20, 2022
Mason, Eddie, LB, North Carolina..............1999-02
Mason, Marcus, RB, Youngstown St..............2009
Mason, Tommy, RB, Tulane.............................1971-72
Masterson, Bob, E, Miami (Fla)....................1938-43
Maston, Le’Shai, FB, Baylor.................................1998
Mathis, Phidarian, DT, Alabama........................2022
Matich, Trevor, C, BYU....................................1994-96
Matthews, Shane, QB, Florida...........................2002
Mattson, Riley, T, Oregon................................1961-64
Mauti, Rich, WR, Penn St.....................................1984
May, Mark, T, Pittsburgh.................................1981-89
Mayhew, Martin, CB, Florida St...................1989-92
Mayo, David, LB, Texas State....................... 2021-22
Mays, Alvoid, CB, West Virginia...................1990-94
Mays, Damon, WR, Missouri...............................1996
Mazurek, Fred, B, Pittsburgh........................1965-66
McCabe, Dick, B, Pittsburgh...............................1959
McCain, Bobby, S, Memphis........................ 2021-22
McCants, Darneerien, WR, UNLV....................2007
McCardell, Keenan, WR, Delaware St............2007
McCauley, Marcus, CB, Fresno St................... 2009
McChesney, Bob, E, UCLA...........................1936-42
McClain, Terrell, DL, South Florida....................2017
McClellion, Central, CB, Ohio St.......................2001
McClure, Stefan, S, California.............................2017
McCoy, Anthony, TE, USC....................................2015
McCoy, Colt, QB, Texas...................................2014-19
McCrary, Greg, TE, Clark.............................1978, 1981
McCune, Robert, LB, Louisville..................2005-06
McCullough, Sultan, RB, USC.......................... 2003
McDaniel, John, WR, Lincoln.......................1978-80
McDaniel, Le Charls, CB, Cal Poly...............1981-82
McDole, Ron, DE, Nebraska...........................1971-78
McDonald, Ray, RB, Idaho.............................1967-68
McEwen, Craig, TE, Utah................................1987-88
McGee, Stacy, DL, Oklahoma........................2017-18
McGee, Tim, WR, Tennessee..............................1993
McGee, Tony, DE, Bishop (TX).....................1982-84
McGrath, Mark, WR, Montana St...............1983-85
McGriff, Curtis, DT, Alabama...............................1987
McGowan, Kyric, WR, Georgia Tech................2022
McIntosh, Rocky, LB, Miami (Fla.)................2006-11
McKee, Paul, E, Syracuse...............................1947-48
McKeever, Marlin, LB, USC........................... 1968-70
McKenzie, Raleigh, G, Tennessee...............1985-94
McKinney, Zion, WR, South Carolina...............1980
McKinzy, Cassanova, LB, Auburn......................2018
McKissic, J.D. , RB, Arkansas State...........2020-22
McLaurin, Terry, WR, Ohio St.......................2019-22
McLinton, Harold, LB, Southern...................1969-78
McMillan, Mark, CB, Alabama............................1999
McNabb, Donovan, QB, Syracuse....................2010
McNeil, Clifton, WR, Grambling St...............1971-72
McNeil, Nick, LB, Western Carolina.............. 2005
McPhail, Hal, FB, Xavier.................................1934-35
McPhee, Pernell, LB, Mississippi St..................2018
McQuaid, Dan, T, UNLV.................................1985-87
McQuilken, Kim, QB, Lehigh........................1978-80
McRae, Stan, E, Michigan St...............................1946
McTyer, Torry, CB, UNLV........................................2021
Meade, Jim, B, Maryland............................... 1939-40

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Meads, Johnny, LB, Nicholls St..........................1992
Meadows, Ed, DB, Duke.......................................1959
Melinger, Steve, E, Kentucky........................ 1956-57
Mendenhall, Mat, DE, BYU............................1981-82
Meriweather, Brandon, S, Miami ................2012-14
Merkle, Ed, G, Oklahoma A&M...........................1944
Merling, Phillip, DE, Clemson..............................2013
Mercein, Chuck, RB, Yale.....................................1969
Metcalf, Terry, RB, San Diego St..........................1981
Michaels, Ed, G, Villanova....................................1937
Micka, Mike, FB, Colgate......................................1944
Mickles, Joe, RB, Mississippi...............................1989
Middleton, Ron, TE, Auburn.............1988, 1990-93
Millen, Matt, LB, Penn St.......................................1991
Miller, Allen, LB, Ohio......................................1962-63
Miller, Clark, DE, Utah St......................................1969
Miller, Dan, K, Miami (Fla.)....................................1982
Miller, Fred, T, Pacific.............................................1955
Miller, Gabe, LB, Oregon St..................................2014
Miller, Harlan, CB, SE Louisiana.........................2018
Miller, John, T, Boston College..........1956, 1958-59
Miller, Tom, B, Hampden-Sydney......................1945
Millner, Wayne, E, Notre Dame.........1936-41, 1945
Mills, Lamar, DT, Indiana.......................................1994
Milne, Dax, WR, BYU....................................... 2021-22
Milot, Rich, LB, Penn St...................................1979-87
Milstead, Rod, G, Delaware St.....................1998-99
Mims, Chris, DT, Tennessee.................................1997
Mingo, Gene, K, No College.................................1967
Minnifield, Chase, CB, Virginia...........................2014
Mitchell, Bobby, FL, Illinois............................1962-68
Mitchell, Brian, RB, SW Louisiana..............1990-99
Mitchell, Kevin, LB, Syracuse.....................2000-03
Mitchell, Marko, WR, Nevada............................ 2009
Mitchell, Michael, CB, Howard Payne..............1987
Mix, Anthony, WR, Auburn..................................2007
Modzelewski, Dick, DT, Maryland...............1953-54
Mojsiejenko, Ralf, P, Michigan St................1989-90
Molinaro, Jim, OL, Notre Dame.................2004-06
Momsen, Tony, C, Michigan.................................1952
Monachino, Jim, B, California..............................1955
Monaco, Ray, G, Holy Cross................................1944
Monasco, Don, B, Texas........................................1954
Monk, Art, WR, Syracuse...............................1980-93
Mont, Tommy, QB, Maryland.........................1947-49
Montgomery, Anthony, DT, Minnesota...2006-09
Montgomery, Will, OL, Virginia Tech...........2008-13
Moody, Nick, LB, Florida State...........................2016
Moore, Chuck, G, Arkansas.................................1962
Moore, Darryl, G, UTEP..................................1992-93
Moore, Jeff, RB, Jackson St..................................1984
Moore, Larry, C, BYU......................................2002-03
Moore, Kareem, S, Nicholls St.................... 2008-10
Moore, Michael, G, Troy St.................................2000
Moore, Wilbur, B, Minnesota........................1939-46
Moran, Jim G, Holy Cross..............................1935-36
Moreau, Fabian, CB, UCLA............................2017-20
Moreland, Jimmy, CB, James Madison........... .2019-20
Morgan, Bob, DT, Maryland.................................1954
Morgan, Boyd, S, USC................................... 1939-40
Morgan, Joshua, WR, Virginia Tech.............2012-13
Morgan, Mike, LB, LSU..........................................1968
Morley, Sam, E, Stanford......................................1954
Morris, Alfred, RB, Florida Atlantic..............2012-15
Morris, Jamie, RB, Michigan.........................1988-89
Morrison, Darryl, S, Arizona..........................1993-96
Morrison, Tim, CB, North Carolina.............1986-87
Mortensen, Fred, QB, Arizona St.......................1979
Morton, Chad, RB, USC...............................2003-04
Morton, Christian, DB, Illinois.......................... 2005
Morton, Michael, RB, UNLV.................................1985
Moseley, Mark, K, Stephen F. Austin........... 1974-86
Moses, Morgan, T, Virginia............................2014-20
Moss, Eddie, RB, SE Missouri St........................ 1977

Moss, Joe, T, Maryland..........................................1952
Moss, Santana, WR, Miami (Fla.)................2005-14
Muhammad, Calvin, WR, TX Southern.....1984-85
Mul-Key, Herb, RB, No College......................1972-74
Murphy, Jerome, CB, South Florida............2012-13
Murphy, Mark, S, Colgate...............................1977-84
Murphy, Trent, LB, Stanford...........................2014-16
Murray, Eddie, K, Tulane...........................1995, 2000
Murrell, Adrian, RB, West Virginia....................2000
Musgrove, Spain, DT, Utah St.......................1967-69
Musick, Jim, FB, USC....................1932-33, 1935-36
Myers, Rob, TE, Utah St.........................................2011
Myslinski, Tom, G, Tennessee.............................1992

N

Natowich, Andy, B, Holy Cross...........................1944
Ndukwe, Ikechuku, OL, Northwestern...........2005
Nelms, Mike, KR, Baylor................................ 1980-84
Nelson, Ralph, RB, No College........................... 1975
Niemi, Laurie, T, Washington St..................1949-53
Neild, Chris, NT, West Virginia.......................2011-13
Nelson, Kyle, LS, New Mexico St.......................2013
Nichols, Gerald, DT, Florida_State.....................1993
Nicholson, Montae, S, Michigan St..............2017-19
Ninowski, Jim, QB, Michigan St....................1967-68
Nisby, John, G, Pacific....................................1962-64
Nix, Doyle, B, SMU...........................................1958-59
Nobile, Leo, G, Penn St..........................................1947
Noble, Brandon, DL, Penn St. ...................2003-05
Noble, James, WR, Stephen F. Austin..............1986
Nock, George, RB, Morgan St............................. 1972
Noga, Al, DE, Hawaii...............................................1993
Norman, Jim, T, No College..................................1955
Norman, Josh, CB, Coastal Carolina...........2016-19
Norris, Hal, B, California.................................1955-56
Norris, Jared, LB, Utah....................................2020-21
North, Jim T, Central Washington......................1944
Norton, Jim, T, Washington..................................1969
Norwell, Andrew, G, Ohio St...............................2022
Nott, Doug, B, Detroit.............................................1935
Nottage, Dexter, DE, Florida A&M..............1994-96
Novak, Nick, K, Maryland............................2005-06
Nsekhe, Ty, T, Texas St.....................................2015-18
Nugent, Dan, G, Auburn.......................1976-78, 1980
Nussbaumer, Bob, E, Michigan....................1947-48

O

Obada, Efe, DE, ......................................................2022
O’Brien, Fran, T, Michigan St........................1960-66
O’Brien, Gail, T, Nebraska..............................1934-36
O’Dell, Stu, LB, Indiana.....................................1974-77
Odom, Chris, LB, Arkansas St.............................2019
Ohalete, Ifeanyi, S, USC................................2001-03
Ogrin, Pat, DT, Wyoming.................................1981-82
Ogunbowale, Dare, RB, Wisconsin...................2017
Okoro, Kenny, CB, Wake Forest.........................2014
Oliphant, Mike, RB, Puget Sound......................1988
Oliver, Muhammad, CB, Oregon........................1995
Olkewicz, Neal, LB, Maryland......................1979-89
Olsson, Les, G, Mercer....................................1934-38
Olszewski, John, B, California.......................1958-60
Orakpo, Brian, DE/LB, Texas........................2009-14
Orchard, Nate, DE/LB, Utah..........................2019-21
Orr, Terry, TE, Texas..........................................1986-93
Osborne, Tom, WR, Hastings (NE)............. 1960-61
Ostrowski, Chet, E, Notre Dame.................1954-59
Owen, Tom, QB, Wichita St..................................1982
Owens, Brig, DB, Cincinnati..........................1966-77
Owens, Don, T, Southern Miss...........................1957
Owens, Rich, DE, Lehigh............................... 1995-97

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Paea, Stephen, DE, Oregon St............................2015
Paine, Jeff, LB, San Jose St...................................1986
Painter, Vinston, OL, Virginia Tech.....................2016
Pakulak, Glenn, P, Kentucky.............................. 2009
Paluck, John, DE, Pittsburgh.............1956, 1959-65
Palmer, Sterling, DE, Florida St....................1993-96
Papit, John, B, Virginia......................................1951-53
Pardee, Jack, LB, Texas A&M.........................1971-72
Parks, Mickey, C, Oklahoma........................1938-40
Parris, Timon, OL, Stony Brook.....................2018-19
Parrish, Lemar, CB, Lincoln............................1978-81
Pasqua, Joe, T, SMU...............................................1943
Paternoster, Angelo, G, Georgetown................1943
Patten, David, WR, Western Carolina......2005-06
Patterson, Dimitri, DB, Tuskegee.................... 2005
Patterson, Jaret, RB, Buffalo................................2021
Patton, Joe, T, Alabama A&M.......................1994-98
Patton, Marvcus, LB, UCLA..........................1995-98
Patterson, Jaret, RB, Buffalo......................... 2021-22
Paul, Chris, G, Tulsa...............................................2022
Paul, Niles, WR/TE, Nebraska.......................2011-17
Paul, Tito, CB, Ohio St............................................1999
Paulescu, Sam, P, Oregon St..............................2010
Paulsen, Logan, TE, UCLA.............................2010-15
Payne, Daron, DT, Alabama..........................2018-22
Peebles, Jim, E, Vanderbilt.................1946-49, 1951
Peete, Rodney, QB, USC.......................................1999
Peiffer, Dan, C, Southeast Missouri St............1980
Pellegrini, Bob, LB, Maryland.......................1962-65
Penn, Donald, T, Utah St.......................................2019
Pepper, Gene, G, Missorui.............................1950-53
Pergine, John, LB, Notre Dame..................... 1973-75
Perine, Samaje, RB, Oklahoma......................2017-18
Perrin, Lonnie, RB, Illinois.....................................1979
Peters, Floyd, T, San Francisco St.....................1970
Peters, Otha, LB, Louisiana-Lafayette.............2017
Peters, Tony, S, Oklahoma...........1979-82, 1984-85
Peters, Volney, T, USC.....................................1954-57
Peterson, Adrian, RB, Oklahoma.................2018-19
Peterson, Nelson, RB, West Va. Wesleyan.....1937
Pettey, Phil, G, Missouri.........................................1987
Petitbon, Richie, S, Tulane...............................1971-72
Phillips, Dashaun, CB, Tarleton St...............2015-16
Phillips, Joe, WR, Kentucky...........................1985, 87
Piasecky, Al, E, Duke.......................................1943-45
Pierce, Antonio, LB, Arizona.........................2001-04
Pierce, Dan, RB, Memphis St..............................1970
Pierre-Louis, Kevin, LB, Boston College.................2020
Pierschbacher, Ross, C, Alabama......................2019
Pinckert, Ernie, FB, USC................................1932-40
Plackemeier, Ryan, P, Wake Forest................. 2008
Planutis, Jerry, B, Michigan St.............................1956
Plummer, Terrance, LB, Central Florida..........2015
Podoley, Jim, RB, Central Michigan.............1957-60
Poillon, Dick, B, Canisius...................1942, 1946-49
Polsfoot, Fran, E, Washington St.......................1953
Polumbus, Tyler, T, Colorado..........................2011-14
Ponds, Antwaune, LB, Syracuse........................1998
Porter, Tracy, CB, Indiana......................................2014
Portis, Clinton, RB, Miami (Fla.)..................2004-10
Posey, Jeff, LB, Southern Miss.......................... 2006
Potoa’e, Benning, DT, Washington...................2022
Potter, John, K, Western Michigan....................2013
Pottios, Myron, LB, Notre Dame...................1971-73
Pounds, Darryl, CB, Nicholls St...................1995-99
Pourdanesh, Shar, T, Nevada.......................1996-98
Powell, Carl, DL, Louisville...................................2002
Presley, Lee, C, Oklahoma....................................1945
Prestel, Jim, T, Idaho........................................1966-67
Prioleau, Pierson, S, Virginia Tech............. 2005-07
Promuto, Vince, G, Holy Cross.....................1960-70
Pryor Sr., Terrelle, WR, Ohio State......................2017
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Pucillo, Mike, OL, Auburn.............................2006-07
Pugh, Jordan, S, Texas A&M..........................2012-13

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Quick, Brian, WR, Appalachian St................2017-18
Quinlan, Bill, DE, Michigan St.............................1965
Quinn, Richard, TE, North Carolina...................2011
Quinn, Trey, WR, Southern Methodist.......2018-19
Quirk, Ed, B, Missouri.......................................1948-51

R

Raab, Marc, C, USC................................................1993
Raba, Bob, TE, Maryland.......................................1981
Rabach, Casey, OL, Wisconsin................... 2005-10
Rae, Mike, QB, USC.................................................1981
Rambo, Bacarri, S, Georgia............................2013-14
Ramsey, Knox, G, William & Mary...............1952-53
Ramsey, Patrick, QB, Tulane........................2002-05
Randle El, Antwaan, WR, Indiana.............2006-09
Rasby, Walter, TE, Wake Forest..................2001-02
Rashad, Sha’reff, S, Central Florida.................2010
Raymer, Cory, C, Wisconsin......1995-01, 2004-05
Reaves, Jeremy, S, South Alabama............2018-22
Reaves, Willard, RB, Northern Arizona............1989
Rector, Ron, B, Northwestern..............................1966
Redd, Jr., Silas, RB, USC..................................2014-15
Reed, Alvin, TE, Prairie View A&M............... 1973-75
Reed, Andre, WR, Kutztown (PA).....................2000
Reed, Bob, G, Tennessee St.................................1965
Reed, Jordan, TE, Florida................................2013-19
Reger, John, LB, Pittsburgh...........................1964-66
Renfro, Will, T, Memphis St............................1957-59
Reyes, Kendall, DE, Connecticut.......................2016
Reyes, Sammis, TE, Tulane..................................2021
Reynolds, Mack, QB, LSU................................... 1960
Rhaney, Demetrius, C, Tennessee St...............2017
Ribar, Frank, G, Duke.............................................1943
Ricca, Jim, C, Georgetown..............................1951-54
Richard, Stanley, S, Texas..............................1995-98
Richardson, Grady, TE, Cal St. Fullerton..1979-80
Richardson, Huey, LB, Florida.............................1992
Richardson, Paul, WR, Colorado..................2018-19
Richter, Pat, WR, Wisconsin..........................1963-70
Ridgeway, John, DT, Arkansas...........................2022
Rinehart, Chad, OL, Northern Iowa.........2008-09
Riggins, John, RB, Kansas.............1976-79, 1981-85
Riggs, Gerald, RB, Arizona St........................1989-91
Riggs, Jim, TE, Clemson........................................1993
Riley, Jack, T, Northwestern.................................1933
Riley, Jr., Perry, LB, LSU....................................2010-15
Roberts, Andre, WR, The Citadel.................2014-15
Roberts, Darryl, CB, Marshall..............................2021
Roberts, Jack, B, Georgia......................................1932
Roberts, Walter, WR, San Jose St................1969-70
Robertson, Pete, LB, Texas Tech........................2017
Robinson, Aldrick, WR, SMU........................2012-14
Robinson Jr., Brian, RB, Alabama......................2022
Robinson, Dave, LB, Penn St..........................1973-74
Robinson, Keenan, LB, Texas........................2012-15
Robinson, Lybrant, DE, Delaware St................1989
Robinson, Tony, QB, Tennessee.........................1987
Robinson, Trenton, S, Michigan St..............2013-15
Robinson, William, T, San Diego St................. 2009
Roby, Reggie, P, Iowa.......................................1993-94
Rocca, Sav, P, Australia.....................................2011-13
Rock, Walter, T, Maryland...............................1968-73
Rocker, Tracy, DT, Auburn..............................1989-90
Rodgers Cro., Dominque, CB, Tenn. St...........2019
Roehnelt, Bill, LB, Bradley.................................... 1960
Rogers, Armani, TE, Ohio.....................................2022
Rogers, Carlos, CB, Auburn.......................... 2005-10
Rogers, George, RB, South Carolina..........1985-87

Rogers, Justin, CB, Richmond.......................2014-15
Rosato, Sal, B, Villanova.................................1945-47
Rose, Carlton, LB, Michigan................................1987
Rose, Nick, K, Texas................................................2017
Rosenfels, Sage, QB, Iowa St.............................2001
Ross, Rashad, WR, Arizona St......................2015-16
Rosso, George, B, Ohio St.....................................1954
Rotimi, Bunmi, DE, Old Dominion.....................2021
Roullier, Chase, C, Wyoming..........................2017-22
Roussel, Tom, LB, Southern Miss............... 1968-70
Roussos, Mike, T, Pittsburgh........................1948-49
Rowe, Ray, TE, San Diego St.........................1992-93
Royal, Robert, TE, LSU..................................2003-05
Royster, Evan, RB, Penn St..............................2011-13
Rubbert, Ed, QB, Louisville...................................1987
Rucker, Keith, DT, Ohio Wesleyan.....................1997
Runnels, Tom, RB, North Texas St.............. 1956-57
Rush, Tyrone, RB, North Alabama.....................1994
Russell, Anderson, S, Ohio St............................2010
Russell, Bo, T, Auburn.................................... 1939-40
Russell, Cliff, WR, Utah..................................2002-03
Russell, Darrell, DT, USC..................................... 2003
Russell, Twan, LB, Miami (Fla.)......................1997-99
Rutgens, Joe, DT, Illinois..................................1961-69
Ruthstrom, Ralph, B, SMU...................................1947
Rutledge, Jeff, QB, Alabama.........................1990-92
Ryan, Frank, QB, Rice......................................1969-70
Ryczek, Dan, C, Virginia................................... 1973-75
Rykovich, Jules, B, Illinois...............................1952-53
Rymkus, Lou, T, Notre Dame...............................1943
Rypien, Mark, QB, Washington St...............1987-93
Rzempoluch, Ted, DB, Virginia............................1963

S

Saenz, Eddie, RB, USC....................................1946-51
Sagnella, Anthony, DT, Rutgers...........................1987
Salave’a, Joe, DL, Arizona............................2004-06
Salem, Ed, B, Alabama...........................................1951
Salter, Bryant, S, Pittsburgh........................... 1974-75
Sample, Johnny, DB, Maryland St..............1963-65
Samuels, Chris, T, Alabama........................2000-09
Samuel, Curtis, WR, Ohio State.................. 2021-22
Sanchez, John, T, San Francisco..................1947-49
Sanchez, Mark, QB, USC......................................2018
Sanders, Chris, TE, Texas A&M..........................1997
Sanders, Deion, CB, Florida St.........................2000
Sanders, Lonnie, DB, Michigan St..............1963-67
Sanders, Ricky, WR, SW Texas St...............1986-93
Sandifer, Dan, DB, LSU..................................1948-49
Sanford, Haywood, E, Alabama........................1940
Sanford, Jamarca, S, Ole Miss............................2014
Sarboe, Phil, DB, Washington St........................1934
Sardisco, Tony, G, Tulane......................................1956
Sasa, Don, DT, Washington St............................1997
Saul, Ron, G, Michigan St...............................1976-81
Savage, Sebastian, CB, NC State......................1995
Sawyer, John, TE, Southern Miss.......................1983
Scafide, John, T, Tulane.........................................1933
Scanlan, Jerry, T, Hawaii................................. 1980-81
Scarbath, Jack, QB, Maryland......................1953-54
Scherff, Brandon, G, Iowa...............................2015-21
Schick, Doyle, LB, Kansas.....................................1961
Schilling, Ralph, E, Oklahoma City....................1946
Schlereth, Mark, G, Idaho..............................1989-94
Schmidt, Kermit E, Cal Poly-Pomona...............1932
Schoenke, Ray, G, SMU..................................1966-75
Schrader, Jim, C, Notre Dame...........1954, 1956-61
Schroeder, Jay, QB, UCLA.............................1984-87
Schweitzer, Wes, G, San Jose St................2020-22
Scissum, Williard, G, Alabama............................1987
Scott, Darrion, DL, Ohio St..............................2010-11
Scott, Greg, DE, Hampton...................................2002
Scott, Jake, S, Georgia..................................... 1976-78

217

all time roster
Scotti, Ben, DB, Maryland..............................1959-61
Scudero, Joe, B, San Francisco...................1954-58
Scully, Mike, C, Illinois............................................1988
Seals, George, G, Missouri...................................1964
Seals-Jones, Ricky, TE, Texas A&M...................2021
Seay, Virgil, WR, Troy St...................................1981-84
Sebek, Nick, B, Indiana........................................ 1950
Sedoris, Chris, C, Purdue......................................1996
Seedborg, John, E, Arizona St.............................1965
Sellers, Mike, FB, Walla Walla....1998-00, 2004-11
Seno, Frank, B, George Wash..........1943-44, 1949
Sensabaugh, Coty, CB, Clemson.......................2019
Serwanga, Kato, CB, California..........................2001
Settle, Tim, DT, Virginia Tech.........................2018-21
Settles, Tony, LB, Elon............................................1987
Severson, Jeff, DB, Long Beach St.................... 1972
Seymour, Bob, B, Oklahoma........................1940-45
Shade, Sam, S, Alabama................................1999-02
Sharp, Everett, T, California Tech...............1944-45
Sharpe, David, T, Florida......................................2020
Shedd, Kenny, WR, Northern Iowa..................2000
Shepard, Derrick, WR, Oklahoma................1987-88
Shepherd, Bill, FB, Western Maryland.............1935
Shepherd, Leslie, WR, Temple.....................1994-98
Shiner, Dick, QB, Maryland...........................1964-66
Shoener, Herb, E, Iowa...................................1948-49
Shorter, Jim, DB, Detroit.................................1964-67
Shugart, Clyde, G, Iowa St.............................1939-44
Shula, Don, DB, John Carroll...............................1957
Shuler, Heath, QB, Tennessee.....................1994-96
Siano, Tony, C, Fordham.......................................1932
Siegert, Herb, G, Illinois...................................1949-51
Siemering, Larry, C, San Francisco............1935-36
Simmons, Ed, T, Eastern Washington........1987-97
Simmons, Roy, G, Georgia Tech.........................1983
Simon, John, RB, Louisiana Tech..................... 2003
Simpson, Chad, RB, Morgan St.........................2010
Sims, Cam, WR, Alabama..............................2018-22
Sims, Keith, G, Iowa St...............................1997-2000
Sims Jr., Steven, WR, Kansas.......................2019-20
Sinclair, Matt, LB, Illinois......................................2007
Sinko, Steve, T, Duquesne.............................1934-36
Sistrunk, Manny, DT, Arkansas AM&N......1970-75
Skaggs, Justin, WR, Evangel...............................2002
Slivinski, Steve, G, Washington...................1939-43
Slye, Joey, K, Virginia Tech............................. 2021-22
Smallwood, Wendell, RB, West Virginia..........2019, 2021
Smith, Alex, QB, Utah......................................2018-20
Smith, Alex, TE, Stanford......................................2015
Smith, Ben, E, Alabama.........................................1937
Smith, Bruce, DE, Virginia Tech.................2000-03
Smith, Cedric, FB, Florida..............................1994-95
Smith, Clifton, LB, Syracuse.............................. 2003
Smith, Derek M., LB, Arizona St.............1997-2000
Smith, Dick, DB, Northwestern....................1967-68
Smith, Ed, FB, NYU.................................................1936
Smith, George, C, California................1937, 1941-43
Smith, Hunter, P, Notre Dame..................... 2009-10
Smith, Hugh, E, Kansas.........................................1962
Smith, Jack, E, Stanford........................................1943
Smith, Jerry, TE, Arizona St............................1965-77
Smith, Jim, DB, Oregon..........................................1968
Smith, Jimmy, RB, Elon..........................................1984
Smith, John, WR, North Texas St.......................1978
Smith, Larry, RB, Florida........................................ 1974
Smith, Marcus, LB, Louisville..............................2018
Smith, Maurice, CB, Georgia...............................2019
Smith, Paul, DE, New Mexico.......................1979-80
Smith, Ricky, CB, Alabama St.............................1984
Smith, Riley, QB, Alabama.............................1936-38
Smith, Preston, LB, Mississippi St...............2015-18
Smith, Timmy, RB, Texas Tech......................1987-88
Smith, Vernice, G, Florida A&M...................1993-95
Smith, Willie, T, East Carolina...............................2011
Smith-Williams, James, DE, NC State.........2020-22
Smithson, Fish, S, Kansas....................................2017218

Smoot, Fred, CB, Miss. St..........2001-04, 2007-08
Snead, Norm, QB, Wake Forest...................1961-63
Sneddon, Bob, B, St. Mary’s (CA).......................1944
Snidow, Ron, DE, Oregon...............................1963-67
Snipes, Angelo, LB, West Georgia.....................1986
Snow, Justin, LS, Baylor.........................................2012
Snowden, Jim, T, Notre Dame........................1965-71
Soboleski, Joe, G, Michigan.................................1949
Sommer, Mike, B, Geo. Wash............ 1958-59, 1961
Sommers, Jack, C, UCLA......................................1947
Spaight, Martrell, LB, Arkansas.................... 2015-17
Spaniel, Frank, B, Notre Dame.......................... 1950
Sparks, Dave, G, South Carolina........................1954
Spirida, John, E, St. Anselm’s...............................1939
Springs, Shawn, CB, Ohio St......................2004-08
Sprinkle, Jeremy, TE, Arkansas.....................2017-20
Stacco, Ed, T, Colgate............................................1948
Stai, Brenden, G, Nebraska.................................2002
Stallings, Don, E, North Carolina....................... 1960
Stallworth, Donté, WR, Tennessee.....................2011
Stanfel, Dick, G, San Francisco...................1956-58
Stanley, Walter, WR, Mesa (CO)........................ 1990
Starke, George, T, Columbia.........................1973-84
Stasica, Leo, B, Colorado......................................1943
Staton, Jim, T, Wake Forest...................................1951
Steber, John, G, Georgia Tech......................1946-50
Steffen, Jim, DB, UCLA....................................1961-65
Steinmetz, David, T, Purdue..........................2020-21
Stenn, Paul, T, Villanova........................................1946
Stensrud, Mike, DT, Iowa St.................................1989
Stephens, Lenoard, TE, Howard.......................2002
Stephens, Louis, G, San Francisco............1955-60
Stephens, Rod, LB, Georgia Tech...............1995-96
Steponovich, Mike, G, St. Mary’s.......................1933
Stevens, Matt, S, Appalachian St.........1998-2000
St. Juste, Benjamin, CB, Minnesota........... 2021-22
Stief, Dave, WR, Portland St................................1983
Stits, Bill, DB, UCLA................................................1959
Stock, Mark, WR, VMI............................................1993
Stokes, Fred, DE, Georgia Southern...........1989-92
Stokes, Tim, T, Oregon......................................1975-77
Stone, Ken, S, Vanderbilt................................ 1973-75
Stout, Pete, B, TCU...........................................1949-50
Stoutmire, Omar, S, Fresno St...............2005, 2007
Stovall, Dick, C, Abilene Christian.....................1949
Stowe, Tyronne, LB, Rutgers................................1994
Stralka, Clem, G, Georgetown...1938-42, 1945-46
Strickland, Fred, LB, Purdue................................1999
Stroman, Greg, CB, Virginia Tech................2018-20
Stuart, Jim, T, Oregon.............................................1938
Stubblefield, Dana, DT, Kansas..................1998-00
Sturt, Fred, G, Bowling Green............................. 1974
Stynchula, Andy, DT, Penn St.......................1960-63
Suisham, Shaun, K, Bowling Green.........2006-09
Sulfsted, Alex, G, Miami (OH).............................2002
Sullivan, John, C, Notre Dame.............................2016
Suminski, Dave, G, Wisconsin............................1953
Sundberg, Nick, LS, California.....................2010-20
Sutton, Ed, B, North Carolina........................1957-59
Sutton, Eric, CB, San Diego St............................1996
Swearinger, D.J., S, South Carolina...............2017-18
Sweat, Montez, DE, Mississippi St. ...........2019-22
Sweeney, Walt, G, Syracuse.......................... 1974-75
Sykes, Bob, B, San Jose St...................................1952
Symonette, Josh, S, Tennessee Tech.............2000
Szafaryn, Len, T, North Carolina.........................1949
Szott, Dave, OL, Penn St......................................2001

T

Talbert, Diron, DT, Texas..................................1971-80
Tamm, Ralph, T, West Chester.............................1991
Tanner, Barron, DT, Oklahoma............................1999
Tapp, Darryl, LB, Virginia Tech.............................2013
Taylor, Charley, WR, Arizona St.....................1964-77

Taylor, Hugh, E, Oklahoma City....................1947-54
Taylor, Jason, LB, DE, Akron............................... 2008
Taylor, Keith, S, Illinois.....................................1994-96
Taylor, Mike, T, USC.................................................1971
Taylor, Roosevelt, DB, Grambling St.................. 1972
Taylor, Sean, S, Miami (Fla.)..........................2004-07
Temple, Mark, B, Oregon.......................................1936
Tereshinski, Joe, E, Georgia............................1947-54
Terrell, Daryl, OL, Southern Miss..................... 2003
Terrell, David, CB, Texas - El Paso.............2000-03
Theismann, Joe, QB, Notre Dame.............. 1974-85
Theofiledes, Harry, QB, Waynesburg...............1968
Thibodeaux, Keith, CB, NW Louisiana.............1997
Thielemann, R.C., G, Arkansas....................1985-88
Thomas, Chris, WR, Cal Poly.........................1997-99
Thomas, Devin, WR, Michigan St.............. 2008-10
Thomas, Duane, RB, West Texas St..............1973-74
Thomas, George, B, Oklahoma.....................1950-51
Thomas, Johnny, CB, Baylor...........1988-90, 92-94
Thomas, Logan, TE, Virginia Tech..............2020-22
Thomas, Mike, RB, UNLV.............................. 1975-78
Thomas, Phillip, S, Fresno St...............................2014
Thomas, Pierre, RB, Illinois...................................2015
Thomas, Ralph, E, San Francisco...............1955-56
Thomas, Randy, OL, Mississippi St..........2003-09
Thomas, Simeon, CB, Lousiana Lafayette.....2019
Thomas, Spencer, S, Washburn......................... 1975
Thompson, Brandyn, CB, Boise St.....................2011
Thompson, Chris, RB, Florida St..................2013-19
Thompson, Derrius, WR, Baylor..................1999-02
Thompson, Ricky, WR, Baylor.......................1978-81
Thompson, Steve, DT, Minnesota......................1987
Thrash, James, WR, Mo. So.....1997-2000, 04-08
Thure, Brian, T, California......................................1995
Thurlow, Steve, RB, Stanford........................1966-68
Tice, Mike, TE, Maryland.......................................1989
Tillman, Rusty, LB, Northern Arizona..........1970-77
Tilton, Ron, G, Tulane.............................................1986
Titchenal, Bob, C, San Jose St.................... 1940-42
Todd, Dick, RB, Texas A&M........1939-42, 1945-48
Toibin, Brendan, K, Richmond............................1987
Toler, Greg, CB, Saint Paul’s.................................2016
Toneff, Bob, DT, Notre Dame........................1959-64
Toney, Shaka, DE, Penn State...................... 2021-22
Toohill, Casey, DE, Stanford.........................2020-22
Torain, Ryan, RB, Arizona St...........................2010-11
Torgeson, LaVern, LB, Washington St.......1955-57
Torrence, Leigh, CB, Stanford.....................2006-07
Tosi, Flavio, E, Boston College......................1934-36
Toth, Jon, C, Kentucky............................................2021
Towns, Morris, T, Missouri....................................1984
Tracy, Tom, B, Tennessee...............................1963-64
Trail, Lynden, LB, Norfolk St.................................2016
Trotter, Jeremiah, LB, Stephen F. Austin............2002-03
Truitt, Dave, TE, North Carolina..........................1987
Truitt, Olanda, WR, Mississippi St..............1994-95
Tucker, Ross, OL, Princeton....................2001, 2007
Tryon, Justin, CB, Arizona St.............................. 2008
Tuckey, Dick, FB, Manhattan...............................1938
Tupa, Tom, P, Ohio St. (IR 2005)................2004-05
Turk, Dan, C, Wisconsin..................................1997-99
Turk, Matt, P, Wisconsin-Whitewater........1995-99
Turley, Doug, E, Scranton..............................1944-48
Turner, Cole, TE, Nevada......................................2022
Turner, J.T., G, Duke.................................................1984
Turner, Jay, B, George Washington.............1938-39
Turner, Kevin, LB, Pacific.......................................1981
Turner, Scott, CB, Illinois................................ 1995-97
Turner, Trai, G, LSU.................................................2022
Tuthill, James, K, Cal. Poly...................................2002
Tyrer, Jim, T, Ohio St................................................ 1974

U

Ucovich, Mitchell, T, San Jose St.......................1944
Uhlenhake, Jeff, C, Ohio St............................ 1996-97
W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

all time roster
Ulinski, Harry, C, Kentucky..........1950-51, 1953-56
Ungerer, Joe, T, Fordham..............................1944-45
Upshaw, Regan, DE, California......................... 2003

V

Vactor, Ted, DB, Nebraska..............................1969-73
Vanderbeek, Matt, LB, Michigan St...........1995-96
Varty, Mike, LB, Northwestern............................ 1974
Vaughn, Clarence, S, Northern Illinois........1987-91
Venuto, Sam, B, Guilford.......................................1952
Verdin, Clarence, WR, SW Louisiana.........1986-87
Vereb, Ed, RB, Maryland...................................... 1960
Vickers, Kipp, T, Miami (Fla.)...................1999, 2002
Vigil, Zach, LB, Utah State..............................2016-18
Vincent, Troy, DB, Wisconsin............................. 2006
Vital, Lionel, RB, Nicholls St.................................1987

W

Voytek, Ed, G, Purdue......................................1957-58
Waddy, Ray, CB, Texas A&I............................1979-80
Wade, Bob, DB, Morgan St..1969Wade, Todd, OL,
Mississippi.........................................................2006-07
Ward, David (Nubbin), E, Haskell Indian.........1933
Ware, Kevin, TE, Washington............................ 2003
Waechter, Henry, DT, Nebraska.........................1987
Wahler, Jim, DT, UCLA....................................1992-93
Walker, Brian, S, Washington St.................. 1996-97
Walker, Marquis, CB, SE Missouri St...............1996
Walker, Rick, TE, UCLA..................................1980-85
Walters, Tom, DB, Southern Miss...............1964-67
Walton, Alvin, S, Kansas.................................1986-91
Walton, Frank, G, Pittsburgh................1934, 44-45
Walton, Joe, E, Pittsburgh...............................1957-60
Ward, Bill, G, Washington St........................1946-47
Warner, Ron, DE, Kansas.............................2003-04
Warren, Don, TE, San Diego St.....................1979-92
Warren, Michael, RB, Cincinnati.......................2020
Washington, Anthony, CB, Fresno St..............1983-84
Washington, Fred, T, North Texas St................1968
Washington, James, S, UCLA.............................1995
Washington, Joe, RB, Oklahoma..................1981-84
Washington, Marcus, LB, Auburn............2004-08
Washington, Mickey, CB, Texas A&M..............1992
Waters, Dale (Muddy), T, Florida................. 1932-33
Watson, Jim, C, Pacific..........................................1945
Watson, Kenny, RB, Penn St..............................2002
Watson, Sid, B, Northwestern.............................1958
Watts, George, T, Appalachian St......................1942
Way, Tress, P, Oklahoma................................2014-22
Weah, Jester, WR, Pittsburgh..............................2019
Weatherall, Jim, T, Oklahoma..............................1958
Weaver, Charlie, LB, USC.......................................1981
Webster, Kayvon, CB, South Florida..................2019
Weil, Jack, P, Wyoming..........................................1987
Weisenbaugh, Heinie, B, Pittsburgh...........1935-36
Welch, Herb, DB, UCLA........................................1989
Weldon, Casey, QB, Florida St............................1999
Weldon, Larry, QB, Presbyterian................1944-45
Weller, Rabbit (Bub), B, Haskell Indian............1933
Wells, Billy, B, Michigan St.................1954, 1956-57
Wentz, Carson, QB, North Dakota St..............2022
Westbrook, Byron, CB, Salisbury.................2009-11
Westbrook, Michael, WR, Colorado...... 1995-2001
Westfall, Ed, B, Ohio Wesleyan.................... 1932-33
Whisenhunt, Ken, TE, Georgia Tech................ 1990
White, Jeris, CB, Hawaii..................................1980-82
White, Markus, LB, Florida St.........................2011-12
Whited, Marvin, G, Oklahoma......................1942, 45
Whitfield, A.D., RB, North Texas St............1966-68
Whitner Sr., Donte, S, Ohio St.............................2016
Whitley, Taylor, OL, Texas A&M........................ 2006
Whitlow, Bob, C, Arizona................................ 1960-61
Wiggin, Paul, T, Oregon..........................................1998
2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Wilbur, John, G, Stanford.................................1971-74
Wilburn, Barry, CB, Mississippi...................1985-89
Wilde, George, B, Texas A&M..............................1947
Wilder, James, RB, Missouri................................ 1990
Wildgoose, Rachad, CB, Wisconsin.................2022
Wilkerson, Basil, E, Oklahoma City...................1932
Wilkin, Willie, T, St. Mary’s (CA)....................1938-43
Wilkins, Roy, LB, Georgia............................... 1960-61
Wilkinson, Dan, DT, Ohio St.....................1998-2002
Williams, Cary, CB, Washburn............................2015
Williams, Clarence, RB, South Carolina..........1982
Williams, Doug, QB, Grambling...................1986-89
Williams, Eddie, FB, Idaho.................................. 2009
Williams, Edwin, C/G, Maryland...................... 2009
Williams, Eric, DT, Washington St...............1990-93
Williams, Fred, T, Arkansas...........................1964-65
Williams, Gerard, DB, Langston................... 1976-78
Williams, Greg, FS, Mississippi St...............1982-85
Williams, Jamel, S, Nebraska.........................1997-99
Williams, Jeff, T, Rhode Island......................1978-80
Williams, John, B, USC...................................1952-53
Williams, Jonathan, RB, Arkansas............. 2021-22
Williams, Keiland, RB, LSU............................2010, 12
Williams, Kevin, CB, Iowa St....................1985, 1988
Williams, Madieu, S, Maryland...........................2012
Williams, Marvin, TE, Fullerton St......................1987
Williams, Michael, TE, Alabama A&M........1982-84
Williams, Mike, G, Texas...................................... 2009
Williams, Nick, WR, Connecticut.......................2013
Williams, Robert, CB, Baylor................................1993
Williams, Roydell, WR, Tulane............................2010
Williams, Sid, LB, Southern..................................1967
Williams, Trent, T, Oklahoma.........................2010-19
Williams, Trevardo, LB, Connecticut..................2014
Williamson, Ernie, T, North Carolina.................1947
Willis, Keith, DT, Northeastern............................1993
Willis, Larry, S, Texas-El Paso..............................1973
Wilson, Bobby, DT, Michigan St....................1991-94
Wilson, Caleb, TE, UCLA......................................2019
Wilson, Chris, DE, Northwood............... 2007-10, 12
Wilson, Eric, LB, Maryland...................................1987
Wilson, Josh, CB, Maryland............................2011-13
Wilson, Mark, OL, California.............................. 2004
Wilson, Shaun, RB, Duke......................................2019
Wilson, Ted, WR, Central Florida........................1987
Wilson, Wayne, RB, Shepard...............................1987
Winans, Tydus, WR, Fresno St.....................1994-95
Winey, Brandon, OT, LSU.................................... 2003
Windham, David, LB, Jackson St.......................1987
Wingate, Heath, C, Bowling Green....................1967
Winslow, Doug, WR, Drake.............................1976-77
Winslow, Ryan, P, Pittsburgh...............................2021
Wise, Daniel, DE, Kansas.............................. 2021-22
Witucki, Casimir, G, Indiana........1950-51, 1953-56
Wonsley, Otis, RB, Alcorn St..........................1981-85
Woodard, Dick, C, Iowa.........................................1952
Woodberry, Dennis, CB, S. Arkansas.........1987-88
Woodruff, Lee, FB, Mississippi...........................1932
Woodrum, Josh, QB, Liberty................................2019
Woods, Tony, DE, Pittsburgh........................1994-96
Wooten, John, G, Colorado..................................1968
Wooten, Mike, C, VMI............................................1987
Worthington, Doug, DE, Ohio St........................2012
Wright, Gabe, DT, Auburn.....................................2021
Wright, Isaiah, WR, Temple.................................2020
Wright, Kenny, CB, Northwestern St...............2006
Wright, Steve, T, Alabama.....................................1970
Wright, Toby, CB, Nebraska.................................1999
Wright, Ted, B, North Texas St......................1934-35
Wuerffel, Danny, QB, Florida..............................2002
Wulff, Jim, B, Michigan St.............................. 1960-61
Wyant, Fred, QB, West Virginia...........................1956
Wyche, Sam, QB, Furman...............................1971-73
Wycheck, Frank, TE-FB, Maryland............1993-94

Wycoff, Doug, FB, Georgia Tech.........................1934
Wynn, Renaldo, DL, Notre Dame.......2002-06, 09
Wynne, William, DE, Tennessee St................... 1977
Wysocki, Pete, LB, West. Michigan............1975-80

Y

Yarber, Eric, WR, Idaho...................................1986-87
Yeboah-Kodie, Phil, LB, Penn St........................1995
Yoder, Todd, TE, Vanderbilt.........................2006-09
Yonakor, John, E, Notre Dame.............................1952
Youel, Jim, B, Iowa............................................1946-48
Young, Bill, T, Alabama.........................1937-42, 1946
Young, Chase, DE, Ohio State.....................2020-22
Young, Darrel, FB, Villanova...........................2010-15
Young, Roy, T, Texas A&M.....................................1938
Young, Wilbur, DE, William Penn.........................1981
Youngblood, Jim, LB, Tenn. Tech........................1984
Yowarsky, Walt, E, Kentucky......................... 1951, 54

Z

Zagers, Bert, B, Michigan St...............1955, 1957-58
Zelenka, Joe, LS, Wake Forest...........................2000
Zellner, Peppi, DE, Fort Valley St...................... 2003
Zendejas, Max, K, Arizona....................................1986
Zeno, Joe, G, Holy Cross.................................1942-44
Zorich, Chris, DT, Notre Dame............................1997
Zimmerman, Roy, B, San Jose St............... 1940-42

219

all time wins and losses
OverallW
Lud Wray

4

L
4

Regular Season
T
2

G
10

Pct.*

W

0.500

Lud Wray

L

T

G

Pct.*

4

4

11

11

2

10

0.500

2

24

0.500

Lone Star Dietz

11

11

2

24

0.500

Lone Star Dietz

Eddie Casey

2

8

1

11

0.200

Eddie Casey

2

8

1

11

0.200

Ray Flaherty

56

23

3

82

0.709

Ray Flaherty

54

21

3

78

0.720

Arthur Bergman

7

4

1

12

0.636

Arthur "Dutch" Bergman

6

3

1

10

0.667

Dudley DeGroot

14

6

1

21

0.700

Dudley DeGroot

14

5

1

20

0.737

A.G. “Turk” Edwards

16

18

1

35

0.471

A.G. "Turk" Edwards

16

18

1

35

0.471

John Whelchel

3

3

1

7

0.500

John Whelchel

3

3

1

7

0.500

Herman Ball

4

16

0

20

0.200

Herman Ball

4

16

0

20

0.200

Dick Todd

5

4

0

9

0.556

Dick Todd

5

4

0

9

0.556

Earl "Curly" Lambeau

10

13

1

24

0.435

26

32

2

60

0.448

Earl “Curly” Lambeau

10

13

1

24

0.435

Joe Kuharich

Joe Kuharich

26

32

2

60

0.448

Mike Nixon

4

18

2

24

0.182

Bill McPeak

21

46

3

70

0.313

Otto Graham

17

22

3

42

0.436

Vince Lombardi

7

5

2

14

0.583

Bill Austin

6

8

0

14

0.429

Mike Nixon

4

18

2

24

0.182

Bill McPeak

21

46

3

70

0.313

Otto Graham

17

22

3

42

0.436

Vince Lombardi

7

5

2

14

0.583

Bill Austin

George Allen

67

30

1

98

0.691

6

8

0

14

0.429

Jack Pardee

24

24

0

48

0.500

George Allen

69

35

1

105

0.663

Joe Gibbs

154

94

0

248

0.621

Jack Pardee

24

24

0

48

0.500

Richie Petitbon

4

12

0

16

0.250

Joe Gibbs

171

101

0

272

0.629

Norv Turner

49

59

1

109

0.454

1

2

0

3

0.333

Richie Petitbon

4

12

0

16

0.250

Terry Robiskie

Norv Turner

50

60

1

111

0.455

Marty Schottenheimer

8

8

0

16

0.500

Terry Robiskie

1

2

0

3

0.333

Steve Spurrier

12

20

0

32

0.375

Marty Schottenheimer

8

8

0

16

0.500

Jim Zorn

12

20

0

32

0.375

Steve Spurrier

12

20

0

32

0.375

Mike Shanahan

24

40

0

64

0.375

Jim Zorn

Jay Gruden

35

44

1

80

0.444

12

20

0

32

0.375

Ron Rivera

22

27

1

50

0.440

Mike Shanahan

24

41

0

65

0.369

Jay Gruden

35

50

1

86

0.413

Coach

W

L

G

Pct.

Bill Callahan

3

8

0

11

0.273

Ray Flaherty

2

2

4

0.500

Ron Rivera

22

28

1

51

0.431

Arthur "Dutch" Bergman

1

1

2

0.500

Dudley DeGroot

0

1

1

0.000

George Allen

2

5

7

0.286

Joe Gibbs

17

7

24

0.708

Norv Turner

1

1

2

0.500

Mike Shanahan

0

1

1

0.000

Jay Gruden

0

1

1

0.000

Ron Rivera

0

1

1

0.000

*NOTE: Ties were not factored into winning percentage prior to 1972

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Stylized players appear on the all-time roster.

1936

1939

1941

1

8

T I.B. Hale

TCU

1

10

B

Forest Evashevski

Michigan

1

2

B Riley Smith

Alabama

3

23

B Charley Holm

Alabama3

25

T

Fred Davis

Alabama2

11E

Keith Topping

Stanford

5

38

B Dick Todd

Texas A&M

5

40

T

Jim Stuart

Oregon3

20

B

Ed Smith

NYU

6

48

B Dave Anderson

California

6

50

E

Ed Cifers

Tennessee

4

29

G

Paul Tangora

Northwestern

7

58

C Quinton Lumpkin

Georgia

7

60

E

Al Krueger

USC

5

38

T

Wilson Groseclose TCU

868

T Bo Russell

Auburn8

70

B

Henry Wilder

Iowa State

6

47

T

Larry Lutz

California

978

B Wilbur Moore

Minnesota

9

80

E

Bill Grimmett

Tulsa

7

56

B

Don Irwin

Colgate1088

B Jimmy Johnson

Washington

10

90

G

Ed Hickerson

Alabama

865E

Wayne Millner

Notre Dame

1198

B Jim German

Centre

11100

E

Joe Aguirre

St. Mary’s (CA)

9

74

G

Marcel Saunders

Loyola (CA)

12

108

B Bob O’Mara

Duke

12

110

B

Jack Banta

USC

13

118

G Steve Silvinski

Washington

13

120

T

Roy Conn

Arizona14

128

B Bob Hoffman

USC

14

130

B

Deward Tornell

San Jose St.

15

138

B Eric Tipton

Duke

15

140

C

Morris Buckingham

San Jose St.

16

148

T Dick Farman

Washington St.

16

150

B

Ken Dow

Oregon State

17

158

T Clyde Shugart

Iowa State

17

160

E

Stan McRae

Michigan State

18

168

B Boyd Morgan

USC

18

170

B

Joe Osmanski

Holy Cross

19

178

T Phil Smith

St. Benedict’s

19

180

T

Earl Fullilove

Georgetown

20

188

T Paul Coop

Centre20

190

E

Ed HiestandVanderbilt

21

193

G Matt Kuber

Villanova

21

195

T

Tom Riggs

Illinois

22

198

B Al Cruver

Washington

22

200

B

Lee Gentry

Tulsa

1

8

B

Ed Boell

NYU

1

6

B

Spec Sanders

Texas

3

23

B

Buddy Banker

Tulane3

21

B

Rufus Deal

Auburn5

38

T

Bill Kirchem

Tulane536

G

Joe Zeno

Holy Cross

6

48

T

Joe Boyd

Texas A&M

6

46

T

Harley McCollum

Tulane

7

58

B

Roy Zimmerman

San Jose St.

7

56

E

Bob Fitch

Minnesota

8

68

E

Bud Orf

Missouri

866

B

George Peters

Oregon State

9

78

B

Bob Hoffman

USC

9

76

B

Frank Swiger

Duke

10

88

B

Bob Seymour

Oklahoma

10

86

B

Johnny Goodyear

Marquette

11

98

T

Howard Stoecker

USC

11

96

C

Al DeMao

Duquesne

13

118

B

Sam Bartholomew

Tennessee

12

106

B

Phil Ahwesh

Duquesne

14

128

B

Ernie Lain

Rice

13

116

E

John Kovatch

Notre Dame

15

138

E

Sandy Sanford

Alabama

14

126

B

Bill deCorrevontNorthwestern

16

148

E

Bolo Perdue

Duke

15

136

B

Marvin Whited

Oklahoma

17

158

C

Steve Andrako

Ohio State

16

146

B

Dee Chipman

BYU

18

168

B

Jay Graybeal

Oregon17

156

T

George Watts

Appalachian St.

19

178

B

Charley Slagle

UNC

18

166

B

Gene Stewart

Willamette

20 188B

Buck Murphy

Georgia Tech

19

176

B

Charlie Timmons

Clemson

21

193

T

Mel Wetzel

Missouri

20

186

T

Tiny Croft

Ripon

22

198

B

Steve Sitko

Notre Dame

21

191

B

Steve Juzwik

Notre Dame

22

196

B

Al Couppee

Iowa

1937
1

6

B

Sam Baugh

TCU

2

16

B

Nello Falaschi

Santa Clara

3

26

B

Maurice Eldar

Kansas State

4

36

G

Dick Bassi

Santa Clara

5

46

T

Chuck Bond

Washington

6

56

B

Jimmie Cain

Washington

7

66

G

Rotta Holland

Kansas State

8

76

E

Joel Eaves

Auburn9

86TBill Docherty

Temple10

96

E

Dom Mac Cara

NC State

1938
1

9

B

Andy Farkas

Detroit

3

24

B

Sam Chapman

California

5

39

C

Dave Price

Mississippi

6

49

E

Elmer Dohrmann

Nebraska

759

T

Roy YoungTexas A&M

8

69

B

Bill Hartman

Georgia

979

C

Ed Parks

Oklahoma

10

89

B

Jack AbbittElon

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1940

1942

221

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1943

16

160

T

Ted Ossowski

Oregon State

29

302

T

Frank Irwin

Duke

10

B

Jack Jenkins

Vanderbilt

17

171

B

Tom Davis

Duke

30

315

E

Leon Diner

Denver3

25

B

Bill Dutton

Pittsburgh

18

182

E

John Batorski

Colgate

31

320

C

Bob Cummings

Vanderbilt

5

40

E

Bob Dove

Notre Dame

19

193

C

Clyde Ehrhardt

Georgia

32

325

T

Don Nolander

Minnesota

6

50

C

Wally Ziemba

Notre Dame

20 204E

Dave Brown

UCLA

7

60

T

Lou Rymkus

Notre Dame

21

215

T

Bill Ivy

Northwestern

8

70

G

Tony Leon

Alabama

1

9

B

Cal Rossi

UCLA

22

226

B

Bruce Babcock

Rochester

9

80

E

Bob Motl

Northwestern

3

24

B

Stan Koslowski

Holy Cross

10

90

B

Walt McDonald

Tulane23

237

B

Bill Reinhard

California

5

39

B

Gay Adelt

Utah

11

100

T

George Perpich

Georgetown

24

248

G

Ed BauerSouth Carolina

6

49

B

Walt Trojanowski

Connecticut

25

259

B

Smokey Martin

Cornell

7

59

T

Bob Hendren

USC

26

270

B

Lee Gustafson

Oregon State

8

69

B

George Callanan

USC

27

281

T

Nick Pappas

Utah

9

79

E

Bob Skoglund

Notre Dame

28

292

E

Lindsey Bowen

Rice

10

89

B

Jake Leicht

Oregon29

303

T

Bill Gustafson

Washington St.

11

99

B

Chick Maggioli

Illinois

Georgetown

30

314

C

Bill Yablonski

Holy Cross

12

109

T

Monte Moncrief

Texas A&M

320

C

Buster Hollingbery Washington St.

13

119

E

Joe Tereshinski

Georgia

326

B

Willard Sheller

14

129

E

Stan Sprague

Illinois

15

139

E

Harry Adelman

USC

1

12

110

C

Dan Wood

Mississippi

13

120

G

Harry Wright

Notre Dame

14

130

G

Oscar Britt

Mississippi

15

140

G

Dick Weber

Syracuse

16
17

150
160

B
B

Joe DayFrank Dornfield

Oregon State

1946

18

170

T

John Baklarz

Arizona State

31

19

180

E

Leo Mogus

Youngstown St.

32

20

190

B

Dick Secrest

Rochester

21

200

C

Don Nolander

Minnesota

1

8

QB Jim Hardy

USC

16

149

B

Bob Butchofsky

Texas A&M

22

210

B

Johnny Barrett

Georgetown

3

23

T

Tree Adams

Notre Dame

17

159

T

Mike Prashaw

Michigan

23

220

T

Tom Vohs

Colgate

24

230

B

Charlie Yancey

Mississippi St.

5

38

C

George Bujan

Oregon

18

169

B

Ed Robnett

Texas Tech

25

240

T

Roman Bentz

Tulane26

250

E

Swifty Berthold

Syracuse

27

260

B

Vince Pacewic

Loyola (CA)

28

270

T

Joe Riccardi

Ohio University

29

280

G

Johnny Jaffurs

Penn State

30

290

B

Frank Akins

Washington St.

31

295

B

Bill Corry

32

300

G

Bo Bogovich

Stanford

1945

6

51

E

Johnny North

Vanderbilt

19

179

B

LeMar Dykstra

Colorado

7

61

GJohn Steber

Georgia Tech

20

189

B

Bob Ward

San Jose St.

8

71

E

Art Porter

Tulane21

199

T

John Pehar

USC

9

84

B

Curt Kuykendall Auburn

22

209

B

Roger Robinson

Syracuse

10

94

E

Frank Brogger

Michigan State

23

219

C

Charley Cadenhead

Mississippi St.

11

104

B

Mack Creger

Northwestern

24

229

G

Bob Rodas

Santa Clara

Florida

12

117

E

Paul McKee

Syracuse

25

239

E

Charlie Webb

LSU

Delaware

13

127

QB Charlie Conerly

Mississippi

26

249

B

Marion Flanagan

Texas A&M

1944

14

137

E

John Putnik

Utah State

27

259

T

Roland Phillips

Georgia Tech

15

150

B

Eddie Saenz

USC

28

269

B

Jim Hallmark

Texas A&M

1

8

B

Mike MickaColgate

16

160

T

Dom Fusci

South Carolina

29

279

T

Fay Mills

Alabama3

23

T

Earl Audet

USC

17

170

B

Bobby Jenkins

Alabama

30

289

B

William Ritter

Georgia Tech

5

39

B

Ed Doherty

Boston College

18

183

T

Ed Stacco

Colgate

31

294

B

Sarkis Takesian

California

6

50

B

Jackie Fellows

Fresno State

19

193

C

Jim Bradshaw

Auburn32

299

EMike Campbell

Mississippi

7

61

G

Hal Fischer

Texas

20

203

B

Bill Shipkey

Stanford

8

72

T

Cliff White

Murray State

21

216

T

Sid Halliday

SMU

9

83

B

Ted Ogdahl

Willamette

22

226

T

Chick Davidson

Cornell

10

94

B

Bob Sneddon

St. Mary’s (CA)

23

236

E

Gabby Martin

SMU

11

105

T

Bill Aldworth

Minnesota

24

249

C

Jim McCurdy

Stanford

12

116

B

Bill Joslyn

Stanford

25

259

E

Cy Souders

Ohio State

13

127

C

Charley Walker

Kentucky

26

269

B

Ben WallWestern Michigan

14

138

C

Boyd Clement

Oregon State

27

282

E

George Hillery

UTEP

15

149

B

Jim Gaffney

Tennessee

28

292

B

Milford Dreblow USC

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1947

15

128

B

Eddie Quirk

Missouri

1950

1

4

B

Cal Rossi

UCLA

16

138

B

Art Pollard

Arizona1

6

B

George Thomas

Oklahoma

3

17

B

Red Knight

LSU

17

148

E

Chuck Newman

La. Tech2

19

B

Hally Haynes

Santa Clara

5

28

E

Hank Foldberg

Army

17

151

E

Dale Schwartzkopf Texas Tech

3

32

T

Lou Karras

Purdue639G

Mike Garzoni

USC

18

158

C

Ray Pearcy

Oklahoma

4

45

C

Harry Ulinski

Kentucky

7

48

C

Bill Gray

Oregon State

19

168

T

Gene Vellela

Scranton

558BFrank Spaniel

Notre Dame

8

59

T

Hank Harris

Texas

20

178

B

Cloyce Box

W. Texas St.

6

71

G

Gene Pepper

Missouri

968

E

Roy Karrasch

UCLA

21

188

B

Bryan Bell

Wash. & Lee

7

84

T

Jerry Houghton

Washington St.

10

79

T

Ernie Williamson

North Carolina

22

198

C

Joel Williams

Texas

8

97

E

John Rohde

Pacific

11

88

B

L.G. Carmody

C. Washington

23

208

E

Lou Hoitsma

William & Mary

9

110

T

Don Winslow

Iowa

12

99

E

U.S. Savage

Richmond

24

218

G

Floyd Lawhorn

Texas Tech

10

123

QB Eddie LeBaron

Pacific

13

108

E

Bob Steckroth

William & Mary

25

228

B

Dick West

Princeton

11

136

E

Dan Brown

Villanova

14

119

T

Weldon Edwards

TCU

26

238

E

Roland Oakes

Missouri

12

149

B

Bill Chauncey

Iowa State

15

128

C

Earl Wheeler

Arkansas

27

248

T

Ed Watkins

Idaho

13

162

C

Clay Davis

Oklahoma St

16

139

B

Billy Gold

Tennessee

28

258

C

Don Corbitt

Arizona

14

175

T

Lyle Button

Illinois

17

148

T

Jack Hart

Detroit

29

268

B

Buddy Bowen

Mississippi

15

188

E

Alex Loyd

Oklahoma St.

18

159

B

Tom Nichols

Richmond

30

278

E

Vic Paulson

UC Santa Barbara

16

201

B

Charlie Justice

UNC

19

168

B

Harry Dowda

Wake Forest

31

286

B

Barney Welch

Texas A&M

17

214

G

Jim Cullom

California

20

179

E

Charlie Webb

LSU

18

227

B

Alvin Duke

Arkansas

21

188

T

Elmo Bond

Washington St.

1

8

B

Rob Goode

Texas A&M

19

240

E

Ed White

Alabama

22

199

B

Jim Hefti

St. Lawrence

2

18

T

Laurie Niemi

Washington St.

20

253

T

George Bayer

Washington

23

208

E

Tom Dudley

Virginia

3

28

T

Len Szafaryn

UNC

21

266

G

Cas Witucki

Indiana

24

219

B

Jim Smith

Iowa

4

38

B

Mike DeNoia

Scranton

22

279

T

John deLaurentis Waynesburg

25

228

T

Hal Mullins

Duke

5

48

E

Eddie Berrang

Villanova

23

292

E

Joe Zuravleff

Northwestern

26

239

E

Francis Bacoka

Washington St.

7

68

G

Chet Fritz

Missouri

24

305

T

Dick Tilton

Nevada8

78

B

Bob Kennedy

UNC

25

318

B

Art Stewart

SE Oklahoma

331

B

Earl RothMaryland

1949

28

259

C

Milt Dropo

Connecticut

29

268

B

Lynn Brownson

Stanford

988

E

Ed McNeil

Michigan

26

30

279

B

Joe Colone

Penn State

10

98

G

Vic Vasicek

Texas

27

344

T

Ed LeeKansas31

286

E

Herb Shoener

Iowa

11

108

G

Homer Hobbs

Georgia

28

357

B

Ralph Shoaf

West Virginia

32

295

T

Bob Pievo

Purdue12

118

T

Harry Varner

Arizona

29

370

G

Johnny Lundin

Minnesota

30 383

E

Bob Noppinger

Georgetown

1948

13

128

T

Ed Henke

USC

1951

1

1

B

Harry Gilmer

Alabama

14

138

E

Pat Haggerty

William & Mary

1

4

B

Lowell Tew

Alabama

15

148

T

Gene Frassetto

California

1

4

B

Leon Heath

Oklahoma3

16

C

Tommy Thompson

William & Mary

16

158

T

Dick Flowers

Alabama2

15

B

Eddie Salem

Alabama

5

28

B

Dan Sandifer

LSU

17

168

B

Ross Pritchard

Arkansas

2

21

T

Jim Staton

Wake Forest

6

38

B

Jack Weisenberger

Michigan

18

178

G

Herb Siegert

Illinois

329

TWalt Yowarsky

Kentucky

7

48

B

Jack Kurkowski

Detroit

19

188

B

Bob Hainlen

Colorado St.

4

40

T

Paul Giroski

Rice

8

58

T

Jerry Cady

Gustavus Adolphus

20

198

E

Ollie Fletcher

USC

6

65

E

Jonn Martinkovic

Xavier

9

68

B

Bob Anderson

Stanford

21

208

B

Tommy Hughes

Duke

7

76

B

Johnny Papit

Virginia

10

78

T

Mike Katrishen

S. Miss

22

218

E

Bill Clements

UCLA

8

87

B

Billy Cox

Duke

11

88

T

Ed MarshallPennsylvania

23

228

B

Frank Pattee

Kansas

9

101

C

Jake Rowden

Maryland

12

98

G

Ted Andrus

SW La.

24

238

G

Jim Cullom

California

10

111

T

James Janosek

Purdue13

108

B

Carl Russ

Rice

25

248

B

Nick Sebek

Indiana

10

113

E

Bob Jensen

Iowa State

14

118

B

Chick Jagade

Indiana

11

124

B

Bill DeChard

Holy Cross

2 0 2 3

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G U I D E

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12

138

G

Al Applegate

Scranton

25

295

T

Sal Gero

Elon

12

140

T

Ben DunkerlyWest Virginia

13

149

B

Dick Campbell

Wyoming

26

307

B

Danny Goode

Hardin-Simmons

13

152

B

Roger Dornburg

Wisconsin

14160

QB Adrian Burk

Baylor

27

319

E

Ben White

SMU

14

164

T

Roger Nelson

Oklahoma

15

174

T

Vic Thomas

Colorado

28

331

B

Ron Engel

Minnesota

15

176

T

Hugh Merck

South Carolina

16

185

C

Bob Bates

Texas A&M

29

343

B

John Pappa

California

16

188

E

Gilmer Spring

Texas

17

196

E

Gene Brito

Loyola (CA)30 355B

Bob Linn

Case Western

17

200

B

Jerry Coody

Baylor

18

210

B

Dom Fucci

Kentucky

18

212

C

Walt Cudzik

Purdue19

221

G

Buddy Brown

Arkansas

1

3

B

Jack Scarbath

Maryland

19

224

B

Jerry Witt

Wisconsin

20

232

B

John Kerestes

Purdue2

16

T

Dick Modzelewski

Maryland

20

236

E

Sam Morley

Stanford

21

246

T

Clarence Marable

TCU

3

27

E

Paul Dekker

Michigan State

21

248

T

John Cavaglieri

N. Texas St.

22

257

C

Elliot Speed

Alabama

4

40

G

Don Boll

Nebraska

22

260

B

Max Schmaling

Purdue23

268

B

Cecil Martin

N. Texas St.

5

51

B

Nick Carras

Missouri

23

272

G

Pete Carrieri

Villanova

24

282

B

Tom Powers

Duke

8

88

E

Lew Weidensaul

Maryland

24

284

E

Will Renfro

Memphis St.

25

293

E

Bob Chubb

Shippensburg

11

123

B

Alex Webster

NC State

25

296

G

George Rosso

Ohio State

26

304

B

Johnny Williams

USC

12

136

C

Buzz Nutter

Virginia Tech

26

308

B

Dorsey Gibson

Oklahoma State

27

318

B

Bill Johnson

Stetson

14

160

B

Ed Timmerman

Michigan State

27

320

E

Ken Yarborough

UNC

28

15

171

T

Dave Suminski

Wisconsin

28

332

T

Ron Hansen

Minnesota

344

B

Ted Kress

MichiganB

Don Rondou

Northwestern

1953

329

G

John Kadlec

Missouri

29 340B

Art Stewart

SE Oklahoma

16

184

E

Jim Slay

Mississippi

29

30 354T

Nick Bolkovac

Pittsburgh

17

195

B

Bob Haner

Villanova

30 35618

208

B

Jim Turner

Texas Tech

219

T

Tom Flyzik

G.W.

1

1952
1

7

B

Larry Isbell

Baylor

19

1955
4

QB Ralph Guglielmi

Notre Dame

2

19

B

Andy Davis

G.W.

20

232

G

Bill Link

Wake Forest

3

28

B

Ray Perkins

Syracuse

3

31

B

Al Dorow

Michigan State

21

243

C

Jim Dublinski

Utah

5

52

T

Don Glantz

Nebraska

4

43

C

Dick Hightower

SMU

22

256

G

Ed Pucci

USC

7

76

E

Erik Christensen

Richmond

555

G

Jim Clark

Oregon State

23

267

E

Ed Bierne

Detroit

7

80

G

Ron Marciniak

Kansas State

6

67

G

Ed Kensler

Maryland

24

280

B

Stan Butterworth

Bucknell

8

87CJohnny Allen

Purdue7

79

B

Vic Janowicz

Ohio State

25

291

G

Art Hurd

Maryland

9

100

T

John Miller

B.C

8

91

T

Hubert Johnston

Iowa

26

304

T

Walt Ashcraft

USC

10

111

G

Tom Louderback

San Jose St.

9

103

B

Dick Alban

Northwestern

27

315

T

John Zanetti

John Carroll

11

124

B

Larry Parker

UNC

10

115

E

Chet Ostrowski

Notre Dame

28

328

B

Bob Buckley

USC

12

135

T

John Barish

Waynesburg

11

127

E

Orlando Mazza

Michigan State

29

339

B

Pat Shires

Tennessee

13

148

T

Len Oniskey

Cornell

12

139

C

Frank Middendorf

Cincinnati

30

352

B

Bob Mathias

Stanford

14

159

E

Tom Braatz

Marquette

13

151

T

Ray Potter

LSU

15

172

B

Charley Horton

Vanderbilt

14

163

T

Doug Conaway

TCU

1

8

E

Steve Meilinger

Kentucky

16

183

B

Hal Norris

California

2

20

C

Jim Schrader

Notre Dame

17

196

G

Don Shea

Georgia207

B

Don Bailey

Penn State

1954

15

175

T

Julius Wittman

Ohio State

16

187

T

Marv Berschet

Illinois

4

39

B

Ralph Felton

Maryland

18

17

199

B

Gill Bocetti

Wash. & Lee

5

56

B

Billy Wells

Michigan State

19

220

E

Bob DeeHoly Cross

18

211

E

Ed Bartlett

California

6

68

C

Bill McHenry

Wash & Lee

20

231

T

Ron Geyer

Michigan

7

80

T

Harry Jagielski

Indiana

21

244

B

Buck George

Clemson255

B

Joe Boland

G.W.

19

223

B

Joe Marvin

UCLA

20

235

C

Roger Kinson

Missouri

8

92

EBill Marker

West Virginia

22

21

247

T

Dick Jenkins

Illinois

9

104

T

Jerry Minnick

Nebraska

23

268

C

Chick Donaldson

West Virginia

22

259

B

Jim O’Rourke

NC State

10

116

B

Merrill Green

Oklahoma

24

279

T

Bob ReadyNotre Dame

11

128

B

Gene Wilson

South Carolina

25

292

C

Frank RadellaWyoming

26

303

G

Walt Houston

Purdue23

271

T

Ken Barfield

Mississippi

24

283

E

Ted Kirkland

Vanderbilt

224

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

draft history
27

317

B

A.J. Baker

Arkansas

11

129

T

28

327

T

Arch Cassidy

Florida12141

29 340E

Bing Bordier

USC

13

30

E

Tom Petty

Virginia Tech

14
15

351

1956

Dick Foster

Idaho

23

270

E

Ron Schomburger

Florida StateQB Wade Mitchell

Georgia Tech

24

282

E

Rod Hanson

Illinois

153

B

Claude Austin

G.W.

25

294

G

John Groom

TCU

165

T

George Rice

Wofford

26

306

G

Frank Bloomquist

Iowa

177

E

Brad Bomba

Indiana

27

318

E

Perry Gehring

Minnesota

189

B

Joe Brodsky

Florida

28

330

G

Joe Biggs

Hardin-Simmons

1

12

B

Ed Vereb

Maryland

16

2

24

E

John Paluck

Pittsburgh

17

201

B

Fred Brock

Wheaton

29

342

B

Ed Coffin

Syracuse

3

36

B

Fred Wyant

West Virginia

18

213

G

Ed SakachG.W.

30 353E

Ted SmithGeorgia Tech

4

41

T

Fran Machinsky

Ohio State

19

225

B

John Bauer

Villanova

Michigan State

20

237

E

Buddy Frick

South Carolina

1

4

QB

Don Allard

Boston College

Houston

21

249

B

Sam Owen

Georgia Tech

3

28

T

Emil Karas

DaytonOregon

22

261

G

Ed Voytek

Purdue

4

40

E

Jim Wood

Oklahoma State

273

G

Al Viola

Northwestern

5
7
8

59
83
94

B
B
B

Gary Lowe
Donnie Caraway
Dick James

1959

9

107

B

Whitey Rouviere

Miami (Fla.)

23

5

49

T

Bob Wetoska

Notre Dame

11

131

G

Tom Powell

Colgate

24

285

C

Bob Jennings

Furman6

65

T

Jim McFalls

VMI

Michigan State

25

297

T

Dick Cassels

Catawba

7

76

T

Don Lawrence

Notre Dame

UCLA

26

309

B

Paul RotenberryGeorgia Tech

7

79

QB

Mitch Ogiego

Iowa

27

321

T

Ormand Anderson

Georgia Tech

12
12

141
142

B
T

Jerry Planutis
Gil Moreno

13

155

G

Jerry Ward

Dayton

14

166

B

Pat Uebel

Army

16

190

G

Wells Gray

Wisconsin

17

203

QB Eagle Day

Mississippi

18

214

E

Jim Pyburn

Auburn

19

227

G

Ray Lemek

Notre Dame

20

238

B

Vince Gonzales

LSU

21

251

E

Howard Schnellenberger

Kentucky

22

262

T

George Nicula

Notre Dame

23

275

B

Don St. John

Xavier24

286

C

Johnny Tatum

Texas

25

299

G

Franklin Brooks

Georgia Tech

26

310

B

Dave Burnham

Wheaton

27

323

B

Royce Flippin

Princeton

28

334

B

Billy Hicks

Alabama

29

347

G

Pat Bisceglia

Notre Dame

30

357

G

Buck Nystrom

Michigan State

1957
1

9

B

Don Bosseler

Miami (Fla.)

2

21

E

Joe Walton

Pittsburgh

3

33

B

Eddie Sutton

UNC

4

40

B

Jim PodoleyCent. Michigan

6

69

T

J.T. Frankenberger

Kentucky

7

81

T

Wally Merz

Colorado

8

93

EPaul Lopata

Yale

9

105

G

Galen Laack

Pacific

10

117

B

Don DobrinoIowa

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

28

333

B

Guy Martin

Colgate

29

345

E

George Benedict

Springfield

30 356

B

Art Luppino

Arizona

1958
2

16

B

Mike Sommer

G.W.

3

28

B

Stan Flowers

Georgia Tech

3

31

B

Bill Anderson

Tennessee

440

QB Dan Nolan

Lehigh554

QB Jim Van Pelt

Michigan

6

66

B

Dick Lynch

Notre Dame

7

78

T

Leon Bennett

Boston College

8

90

E

Buddy Payne

UNC

9

102

C

Frank Kuchta

Notre Dame

10

114

T

Ben Preston

Auburn11

126

T

Darrell Dess

NC State

12

138

G

Eddie Michaels

Villanova

13

150

QB Ken Ford

Hardin-Simmons

14

162

E

Jack Faris

Penn State

15

174

T

Jack Davis

Maryland

16

186

E

Fred Polzer

Virginia

17

198

T

Fred Wilt

Richmond

18

210

B

Lennie King

Connecticut

19

222

C

Don Stephenson

Georgia Tech

20

234

E

Lou Pelham

Florida

21

246

G

Jackie Simpson

Mississippi

22

258

B

Charley Sanders

W. Texas St.

7

81

E

Jim Kenney

B.U.

8

89

E

Gene O’Pella

Villanova

9

100

B

Dick Haley

Pittsburgh

10

113

B

Ron Toth

Notre Dame

11

124

G

Gerry Marciniak

Michigan

12

137

T

Roger Wypyszynski St. Norbert

13

148

E

Billy Shoemake

LSU

14

161

G

Kurt Schwarz

Maryland

15

172

E

Fred HoodNE Oklahoma

16

185

T

Dick Splain

New Haven

17

196

G

Jim Healy

Holy Cross

18

209

QB

Joe Kapp

California

19

220

B

Bobby LauderAuburn20

233

B

Billy Brewer

Mississippi

21

244

B

Mel ReightWest Virginia

22

257

E

Art Gob

Pittsburgh

23

268

B

Clarence Alexander SE Louisiana

24

281

B

George DarrahFranklin & Marshall

25

292

T

Bob Sargent

Colby

26

305

T

Gene Grabosky

Syracuse

27

316

B

Norm Odyniec

Notre Dame

28

329

B

Billy Austin

Rutgers

29 340G

Don Lockwood

Tulane30 353B

Jim Colclough

Boston College

1960
1

4

QB

Richie Lucas

Penn State

2

21

HB

Sam Horner

VMI

225

draft history
3

28

T

Andy StynchulaPenn State

10

127

G

John Childress

Arkansas

17

227

B

Ozzie Clay

Iowa State

4

48

G

Vince Promuto

Holy Cross

11

141

T

Carl Palazzo

Adams State

18

242

G

Bob Jones

Nebraska

552

T

Don Stallings

UNC

12

155

HB

Terry Terrebonne Tulane

19

255

G

John Seedborg

Arizona State

6

64

E

Dave Hudson

Florida

13

169

E

Bill Whisler

Iowa

20

270

B

Gordon Guest

Arkansas

8

87

GEarl Kohlhaas

Penn State

14

183

HB

Jim Costen

South Carolina

9

100

E

Dwight Bumgarner

Duke

15

197

T

Len VellaGeorgia2

21

T

Bob Breitenstein

Tulsa

11

124

C

Jim Eifrid

Colorado State

16

211

E

Tommy Brooker

Alabama3

34

B

Kent McCloughan

Nebraska

12

136

HB

Jim Crotty

Notre Dame

17

225

G

Alan Miller

Ohio University

8

105

G/LB Don Croftcheck

Indiana

13

148

E

Bill HerronGeorgia

18

239

B

Carl Charon

Michigan State

9

118

E

Jerry Smith

Arizona State

14

160

B

Charlie Milstead

Texas A&M

19

253

B

Claude Crabb

Colorado

10

133

FB

Bob Briggs

Central State

15

172

G

Bernie Darre

Tulane

20

267

QB

Ed Trancygier

Florida State

11

146

G

Willie Adams

New Mexico State

16

184

B

Joe Kulbacki

Purdue12

160

TJohn Strohmeyer

Nebraska

17

196

G

Billy Roland

Georgia174

HB

Biff Bracy

Duke

18

208

G

John Lawrence

NC State

19

220

G

Ron Maltony

Purdue

20

232

HB

Jimmy Wolf

Panhandle St.

1961

1963
1

1965

7

E

Pat Richter

Wisconsin

13

2

22

B

Lonnie Sanders

Michigan State

14

189

HB

Dave Estrada

Arizona State

3

35

T

Ron Snidow

Oregon15

202

B

Ben Baldwin

Vanderbilt

6

78

T

Charley Nickoson Ohio University

16

217

G

Robert Reed

Tenn. A&I

7

91

B

Dave Francis

Ohio State

17

230

E

Gary Hart

Vanderbilt

1

2

QB

Norm Snead

Wake Forest

9

119

B

Billy Joe

Villanova

18

245

LB

Chris Hanburger

UNC

1

3

T

Joe Rutgens

Illinois

10

134

G

Rod Foster

Ohio State

19

258

B

Roosevelt Ellerbe

Iowa State

3

39

B

Jim Cunningham

Pittsburgh

11

147

E

Allen SchauWest Michigan

18

242

G

Bob Jones

Nebraska

672

B

Joe Krakoski

Illinois

12

162

C

Bob Caldwell

Georgia Tech

19

255

G

John Seedborg

Arizona State

20

270

B

Gordon Guest

Arkansas

6

73

T

John O’Day

Miami (Fla.)

13

175

E

John Greiner

Purdue787

B

Jim Kerr

Penn State

14

190

B

Tom Winingder

Georgia Tech

8

101

E

Charlie Barnes

NE Louisiana

15

203

LB

Harry Butsko

Maryland2

21

T

Bob Breitenstein

9

115

B

Joel Arrington

Duke

16

218

G

Dave Adams

Arkansas

3

34

B

Kent McCloughan Nebraska

11

143

T

Riley Mattson

Oregon17231

HB Ron Whaley

Tenn-Chattanooga

8

105

G/LB Don Croftcheck

Indiana

12

157

E

Bob Coolbaugh

Richmond

18

246

E

Cal State-Humboldt

9

118

E

Jerry Smith

Arizona State

13

171

B

Doug Elmore

Mississippi

19

259

QB Jim Turner

Utah State

10

133

FB

Bob Briggs

Central State

14

185

B

Doyle SchickKansas20

274

T

Auburn11

146

G

Willie Adams

New Mexico State

15

199

E

Bob Johnson

Michigan

12

160

T

John Strohmeyer

Nebraska

16

213

T

Ron Petty

Louisville

1

3

HB

Charley Taylor

Arizona State

13

174

HB

Biff Bracy

Duke

17

227

B

Joe Bellino

Navy

2

18

B

Paul Krause

Iowa

14

189

HB

Dave Estrada

Arizona State

18

241

T

George Tolford

Ohio State

5

59

FB

Jim Snowden

Notre Dame

15

202

B

Ben Baldwin

Vanderbilt

19

255

E

Tony Romeo

Florida State

6

74

E

Russ Brown

Florida

16

217

G

Robert Reed

Tenn. A&I

20

269

G

Mike Ingram

Ohio State

1962

Drew Roberts
Joe Baughan
1964

1966
Tulsa

7

87

QB

Dick Shiner

Maryland

17

230

E

Gary Hart

Vanderbilt

9

115

C

Len Hauss

Georgia

18

245

LB

Chris Hanburger

UNC

Pittsburgh

19

258

B

Roosevelt Ellerbe

Iowa State

1

1

B

Ernie Davis

Syracuse

10

130

B

Rick Leeson

2

15

B

Joe Hernandez

Arizona

11

143

LB

Gene Donaldson Purdue

18

242

G

Bob Jones

Nebraska

3

29

E

Bob Mitinger

Penn State

12

158

T

Bob Zvolerin

Tennessee

19

255

G

John Seedborg

Arizona State

4

43

T

Billy Neighbors

Alabama

13

171

B

Tom McDonald

Notre Dame

20

270

B

Gordon Guest

Arkansas

7

85

HB

Bert Coan

Kansas14

186

B

Ton Urbanik

Penn State

8

99

FB

Ron Hatcher

Michigan State

15

199

T

Dick Evers

Colorado State

9

113

E

Dave Viti

B.U.

16

214

B

Tommy Walters

Mississippi

226

1967
1

13

FB

Ray McDonald

Idaho

2

39

DT

Spain Musgrove

Utah StateW A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

draft history
1973

3

64

DB

Curg Belcher

BYU

14

347

DT

Rick Brand

Virginia

6

135

T

Don Bandy

Tulsa

15

374

T

Paul Rogers

Virginia

5

117

G

7

168

B

Bruce Matte

Miami

16

399

LB

Mike Washington Southern

8193

TE Mike Hancock

Idaho State

7

172

FL

John Love

N. Texas St.

17

426

DE

Rich Dobbert

Springfield

9218

RB Rich Galbos

Ohio State

8

190

G-LB

Larry Hendershot Arizona State

1970

9

233

LB Eddie Sheats

Kansas9222

HB

Pete Larson

Cornell2

43

DEBill Brundige

Colorado

10245 DB Ken Stone

Vanderbilt

10

247

DT

Tim Houlton

St. Norbert

4

103

T

Paul Laaveg

Iowa

12

311

G

Ernie Webster

Pittsburgh

10

250

DB

Bruce Sullivan

Illinois

5

114

DT

Manny Sistrunk

Arkansas A&M

13

337

DT Dennis Johnson

Delaware

5

121

RB

Danny Pierce

Memphis St.

14

363 DB Herb Marshall

Cameron415

K

Colorado441

RB Jeff DavisCharles Cantrell

Lamar

11

275

C

Bill Brown

UTEP

12

300

E

Ron Sepic

Ohio State

7

173

WR

Roland Merritt

Maryland

16

13

328

LB

Bob Rodwell

E. Michigan

7

178

DT

James Harris

Howard Payne

17

14

353

HB

Andy Socha

Marshall

8

200

DB

Paul Johnson

Penn State

15

378

G

Ed Breding

Texas A&M

9

225

T

Ralph Sonntag

Maryland

6

144

TE

Jon Keyworth

Colorado

16

406

DB

Alfredo Avila

Sul Ross

11

277

TE

Mack Alston

Md. Eastern Shore

7

180

LB

Mike Varty

Northwestern

17

431

T

Lyle Baucom

Cal St. SF

12

303

LB

James Kates

Penn State

8

196

RB

Darwin Robinson

Dakota St.

13

329

T

Joe Patterson

Lawrence

9

218

DE

Mark Sens

Colorado

1968

Mike Wedman

Mars Hill

1974

1

12

DB

Jim ‘Yazoo’ Smith Oregon

14

355

RB

Tony Moro

Dayton9

228

K

Mike Flater

Colorado

2

38

LB

Tom Roussel

Southern Miss

15

381

C

Vic Lewandowsky

Holy Cross

9

233

TE

Jim Kennedy

Colorado State

4

94

DT

Dennis Crane

USC

16

407

WR

Steve Bushore

Emporia St.

10

258

DB

Johnny Vann

S. Dakota

5

113

TE

Ken Barefoot

Virginia Tech

17

433

DT

Earl Maxfield

Baylor

11

282

T

Joe Miller

Villanova

5

117

K

Mike Bragg

Richmond

13

332

LB

Stu O’Dell

Indiana

6

149

G

Willie Banks

Alcorn State

Texas

14

361

QB

Don Van Galder

Utah

7

176

RB

Bob Brunet

LSU

6

141

G

Conway Hayman

Delaware

16

411

RB

Nate Anderson

E. Illinois

8

203

RB

Brian Magnuson

Montana

7

166

DB

Willie Germany

Morgan St.

9

230

DB

Frank Liberatore

Clemson

9

219

DE

Mike Fanucci

Arizona State

11

284

DB

Tom Garretson

Northwestern

10

244

RB

Jesse Taylor

Cincinnati

6

12

311

DT

Dave Weedman

W. Washington

11

272

T

George Starke

Columbia

9

13

338

T

Mike St. Louis

Cent. Missouri

12

297

DB

Jeff Severson

Long Beach State

11

14

365

T

Dave Zivich

UCSB

13

322

C

Dan Ryczek

Virginia

15

392

G

Coger Coverson

Texas Southern

14

349

QB Bill Bynum

16

419

RB

Willie TurnerJackson St.

15

375

G

17

446

DT

Frank Bosch

Colorado

16

400

LB

Glenn Tucker

1971
2

38

WR Cotton Speyrer

1969
2

46

RB Mike Thomas

UNLV

147

T

Mark Doak

Nebraska

228

DE Dallas Hickman

California

277

DB Ardell Johnson

Nebraska

11282

DE Jerry Hackenbruck

Oregon State

W. New Mexico

13

344

DB Morris McKie

N. Carolina A&T

Tony Christnovich Wisc.-La Crosse

14

359

LB

Dave Benson

Weber

15

384

C

Art Kuehn

UCLA

16

412

G

Dennis Pavelka

Nebraska

17437

DE Carl Taylor

N. Texas St.

1972

DB

Eugene Epps

UTEP

8

203

1975

RB

Moses Denson

Md. Eastern Shore

5108

Memphis3

62

RB

Ed Cross

Arkansas - PB

9

229

DE

Steve Boekholder Drake

5

114

DB

Bill Kishman

Colorado St.

10

255

WR

Mike Oldham

Michigan

5

148

G

Mike Hughes

Baylor

6

139

LB

Harold McLintonSouthern

11

281

DB

Jeff Welch

Arkansas St.

6

179

DB

Tom Marvaso

Cincinnati

7

166

RB

Jeff Anderson

Virginia

12

307

QB

Don Bunce

Stanford

8234

WR Brian Fryer

Alberta

7

173

CJohn Didion

Oregon State

13

332

WR

Frank Grant

S. Colorado

9

254

G

Curtis Akins

Hawaii8191

RB

Larry Brown

Kansas State

14

365

G

Mike O’Quinn

McNeese St.

10

272

LB

Paul Strohmeier

Wash

11

269

DT

Eric Norri

Notre Dame

15

385

DE

Carl Taibi

Colorado

11

308

DE

Dean Gissler

Nebraska

12

295

DB

Bob Shannon

Tenn St.

16

411

DB

S. Higginbotham

Alabama

12

342

DB

Walter Tullis

Delaware St.

13

322

DB

Mike Shook

N. Texas St.

17

437

LB

Kevin Clemente

B.C.

13

364

DB

Waymon Britt

Michigan

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

1976

227

draft history
1985

14

393

DB

Quinn Buckner

Indiana

10

267

T

Allan Kennedy

Wash St.

15

426

RB

John Monroe

Bluefield St.

11

284

WR

Jerry Hill

N. Alabama

2

33

DB

Tory Nixon

San Diego St.

17

476

DB

Chuck Wills

Oregon

12

314

WR

Clint Didier

Portland St.

5

122

RB

Raphel Cherry

Hawaii

6

163

TE

Danzell Lee

Lamar

1977
4

97

DE

Duncan McColl

1982
Stanford

2

49

DB

Vernon DeanSan Diego

7

177

KR

Jamie Harris

Oklahoma St.

185

RB

Lionel Vital

Nicholls

7

189

TE

Reggie Haynes

UNLV

3

61

WR

Carl Powell

Jackson S

7

9

246

RB

Mike Northington Purdue

4

99

DE

Todd Liebenstein

UNLV

8

219

DB

Barry Wilburn

MIssissippi

10

273

RB

James Sykes

Rice

5

133

TE

Michael Williams

Alabama A&M

9

247

G

Mitch Geier

Troy State

11

300

DB

Don Harris

Rutgers

6

153

LB

Lamont Jeffers

Tennessee

10

263

RB

Terry Orr

Texas

290

G

Raleigh McKenzie

Tennessee

12

327

DE

Curtis Kirkland

Missouri

1978

7

180

LB

John Schachtner

N. Arizona

11

8

223

DT

Ralph Warthen

G. Webb

11

304

DB

Garry Kimble

Sam Hou

6

159

RB

Tony Green

Florida

9

226

DB

Ken Coffey

SW Texas

12

309

DT

Dean Hamel

Tulsa

8

202

WR

Walker Lee

UNC

9

238

DT

Randy Trautman

Boise St.

12

331

LB

Bryan Winn

Houston

8

219

LB

Don Hover

Wash St.

10

254

DE

Harold Smith

Kentucky St.

9

243

QB

John Hurley

Santa Clara

10

265

DB

Terry Daniels

Tennessee

2

30

DE

Markus Koch

Boise St.

10

270

DE

Scott Hertenstein Azusa Pacific

11

281

K

Dan Miller

Miami

2

45

WR

Walter Murray

Hawaii

11

297

DE

Mike Williams

12

324

G

Steve McCabe

1986

Texas A&M

11

291

QB

Bob Holly

Princeton

3

75

DB

Alvin Walton

KansasBowdoin

12

309

T

Don Laster

Tenn. St.

5

113

LB

Ravin CaldwellArkansas

12

322

LB

Jeff Goff

Arkansas

6

146

QB

Mark Rypien

Wash St.

6

156

G

Jim Huddleston

Virginia

186

RB

Rick Badanjek

Maryland

1979

1983

4

103

TE

Don Warren

San Diego St.

7

182

LB

Rich Milot

Penn State

1

28

DB

Darrell Green

Texas A&I

7

9

233

WR

Kris Haines

Notre Dame

2

56

RB

Richard Williams

Memphis

8

213

LB

Kurt Gouveia

BYU

11

289

LB

Monte Coleman

Arkansas St.

3

84

DE

Charles Mann

Nevada9239

DBWayne Asberry

Texas A&M

11

300

WR

Tony Hall

Knoxville

6

166

T

Bob Winckler

Wisconsin

11

297

RB

Kenny Fells

Henderson

6

168

QB

Babe Laufenberg

Indiana

12

323

WR

Eric Yarber

Idaho

1980

196

RB

Kelvin Bryant

UNC

224

T

Todd Hallstrom

Minnesota

2

30

DB

Brian Davis

Nebraska

9

251

RB

Marcus Gilbert

TCU

2

48

T

Wally Kleine

Notre Dame

10

279

LB

Geff Gandy

Baylor

5

117

RB

Timmy Smith

Texas Tech

1984

6

144

DB

Steve Gage

Tulsa

DT

Bob Slater

Oklahoma

6

164

T

Ed Simmons

E. Wash55

DE

Steve Hamilton

E. Carolina

7

192

DB

Johnny Thomas

Baylor

3

83

QB

Jay Schroeder

UCLA

8

219

DB

Clarence Vaughn

N. Illinois

4

102

RB

Jimmy Smith

Elon

9

248

RB

Alfred Jenkins

Arizona

5

125

LB

Jeff Pegues

E. Carolina

10

274

WR

Ted Wilson

Cen. FLA

304

WR

Laron Brown

Texas

331

C

Ray Hitchcock

Minnesota

18

WR

Art Monk

Syracuse

2

55

DE

Mat Mendenhall

BYU

6

155

LB

Farley Bell

Cincinnati

7

187

G

Melvin Jones

Houston

9

241

WR

L. McCullough

Illinois

10

268

RB

Lewis Walker

Utah

2

31

11

295

DE

Mike Matocha

UTA

2

12

327

DE

Marcene Emmett

N. Alabama

1981
1

20

T

Mark May

Pittsburgh

3

69

G

Russ Grimm

Pittsburgh

4

90

QB

Tom Flick

Washington

5

119

DE

Dexter Manley

Oklahoma St.

5

132

G

Gary Sayre

Cameron

6

148

LB

Larry Kubin

Penn State

8

201

WR

Charlie Brown

S. Carolina St.

9

231

G

Darryl Grant

Rice

10

257

QB

Phil Kessel

N. Michigan

228

1987

7
8

1

6

167

T

Curt Singer

Tennessee

11

7

195

WR

Mark Smith

UNC

12

8

223

DB

Jeff Smith

Missouri

10

279

RB

Keith Griffin

Miami

2

55

K

Chip Lohmiller

Minnesota

11

306

TE

Anthony Jones

Wichita St.

3

66

KR

Mike OliphantPuget Sound

12

335

WR

Curtland Thomas

Missouri

4

109

RB

Jamie Morris

Michigan

5

127

DB

Carl Mims

Sam Hou

6

159

QB

Stan Humphries

NE Louisiana

1988

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

draft history
7

193

DB

Harold Hicks

San Diego

4

112

QB

Chris Hakel

Will&Mar

8

221

RB

Darryl McGill

Wake Forest

6

168

TE

Ray Rowe

San Diego

1

17

DE

Kenard Lang

Miami

9

249

LB

Blake Peterson

Mesa Co.

7

196

DB

Calvin Holmes

USC

2

51

LB

Greg Jones

Colorado

Ohio State

8

224

G

Darryl Moore

UTEP

3

80

LB

Derek Smith

ASU

252

LB

Boone Powell

Texas

10

277

T

Henry Brown

1997

11

305

DE

Curt Koch

Colorado

9

4

115

WR

Albert Connell

Texas A&M

12

315

P

Wayne Ross

San Diego

10

280

LB

Tony Barker

Rice

5

132

S

Jamel Williams

Nebraska

11

308

WR

Terry Smith

Penn State

5

140

CB

Keith Thibodeaux NW Louisiana

12

336

C

Matt ElliottMichigan

5

148

LB

Twan Russell

Miami

5

162

G

Brad Badger

Stanford

Arkansas St.

1

17

DB

Tom Carter

Notre Dame

Lybrant Robinson Delaware St.

2

45

RB

Reggie Brooks

Notre Dame

2

48

TE

Stephen Alexander Oklahoma

AJ Johnson

SW Texas

3

71

LB

Rick Hamilton

Central Fla.

3

69

RB

Skip Hicks

UCLA

80

P

Ed Bunn

UTEP

1989
3

66

DT

Tracy Rocker

Auburn4

110

WRErik Affholter

USC

5
5
6

129
139
149

DB
DE
DB

Tim Smiley

1993

1998

7

179

LB

Kevin Hendrix

South Carolina

3

4

113

LB

Shawn Barber

Richmond

9

233

TE

Charles Darrington Kentucky

4

101

DE

Sterling Palmer

Florida St.

5

140

C

Mark Fischer

PurdueMark Schlereth

Idaho

5

128

C

Greg Huntington

Penn State

6

170

WR

Pat Palmer

Northwestern

Howard6

155

DB

Darryl Morrison

Arizona

7

191

CB

David Terrell

UTEP

Mississippi

5

160

TE

Frank Wycheck

Maryland

7

206

LB

Antwaune Ponds

Syracuse

8

212

LB

Lamont Hollinquest USC

10
12
12

263
316
317

C
TE
RB

Jimmie Johnson
Joe Mickles
1990

2

46

LB

Andre Collins

Penn State

3

76

G

Moe Elewonibi

BYU

4

86

QB

Cary Conklin

Wash

4

109

DB

Rico Labbe

B.C.

5

130

RB

Brian Mitchell

SW Louisiana

6

160

DT

Kent Wells

Nebraska

9

243

G

Tim Moxley

Ohio State

10

262

DB

D’Juan Francisco Notre Dame

10

270

DT

Thomas Rayam

Alabama

11

297

LB

Jon Leverenz

Minnesota

1991
1

17

DT

Bobby Wilson

Michigan St.

3

76

RB

Ricky Ervins

USC

6

159

TE

Dennis Ransom

Texas A&M

7

188

WR

Keith Cash

8

215

DB

9

243

10

1994
1

3

QB

Heath Shuler

Tennessee

2

31

T

Tré Johnson

Temple3

68

WR

Tydus Winans

Fresno St.

3

97

G

Joe Patton

Alabama A&M

4

105

TE

Kurt Haws

Utah

6

163

DE

Dexter Nottage

Florida A&M

7

197

QB

Gus Frerotte

Tulsa

1999
1

37

T

Jon Jansen

Michigan

LB

Nate Stimson

GT

5

165

T

Derek Smith

VT

6

181

K

Jeff Hall

Tennessee

7

217

WR

Tim Alexander

Oregon State

2000
OL

Chris Samuels

AlabamaDB

Lloyd Harrison

NC State

4

129

OL

Michael Moore

Troy State

Miami

5

155

DB

Quincy Sanders

UNLVLouisville

6

202

QB

Todd Husak

Stanford216

DL

Del Cowsette

Maryland250

WR

Ethan Howell

Oklahoma St.

2

37

C

Cory Raymer

Wisconsin

3

68

CB

Darryl Pounds

Nicholls

4

103

RB

Larry Jones

5

137

TE

Jamie Asher

Texas

6

176

T

Brian Thure

California

7

Jimmy Spencer

Florida

7

226

CB

Scott Turner

Illinois

DBCharles Bell

Baylor270

P

Cris Shale

Bowling Green

11

299

S

David Gulledge

Jacksonville

12

326

WR

Keenan McCardell

UNLV

11

297

LB

Jon Leverenz

Minnesota

2

47

DE

Shane Collins

ASU

74

G

Paul Siever

Penn State2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Penn State

3

Michael Westbrook Colorado

Lehigh3

LaVar Arrington

64

WRRich Owens

Desmond Howard Michigan

LB

1

4

DE

WR

2

3

1

152

4

Georgia107

51Champ Bailey

2

7

1992

CB

4

1

1995

7

2001
1

1996

15

WR

Rod Gardner

Clemson

1

30

T

Andre Johnson

Penn State

2

45

CB

Fred SmootMiss St.

4

102

RB

Stephen Davis

Auburn4

109

QBSage Rosenfels

Iowa State

5

138

S

Leomont Evans

Clemson

5

154

WR

Darnerien McCants Delaware St.

6

174

DE

Kelvin Kinney

Virginia St.

6

186

DT

Mario Monds

7

215

LB

Jeremy Asher

Oregon7

250

WRDeandre Maxwell

San Diego St.

229

Cincinnati

draft history
2002

2008

2013

1

32

QB

Patrick Ramsey

Tulane2

34

WR

Devin Thomas

Michigan St.

2

51

CB

David Amerson

N.C. State

2

56

RB

Ladell Betts

Iowa

2

48

TE

Fred Davis

USC

3

85

TE

Jordan Reed

Florida3

79

CB

Rashad Bauman

Oregon2

51

WR

Malcolm Kelly

Oklahoma

4

119

S

Phillip Thomas

Fresno St.

Cliff Russell

3

87

WR

Utah

3

96

T

Chad Rinehart

N. Iowa

5

154

RB

Chris Thompson

FSU

5

159

CB/S Andre Lott

Tennessee

4

124

CB

Justin Tryon

ASU

5

162

LB

Brandon Jenkins

FSU

5

160

TE

Robert Royal

LSU

6

168

P

Durant Brooks

GT

6

191

S

Bacarri Rambo

Georgia

6

192

OT

Reggie Coleman

Tennessee

6

180

S

Kareem Moore

Nicholls

7

228

RB

Jawan Jamison

Rutgers

7

230

LS

Jeff Grau

UCLA

6

186

QB

Colt Brennan

Hawaii

7234

DEGreg Scott

Hampton

7

242

DE

Rob Jackson

Kansas St.

2

47

LB

Trent Murphy

Stanford

7

257

FB

Rock CartwrightKansas St.

7

249

S

Chris Horton

UCLA

3

66

T

Morgan Moses

Virginia

3

78

G

Spencer Long

Nebraska

2003

2010

2014

2

44

WR

Taylor Jacobs

Florida1

4T

Trent Williams

Oklahoma

4

102

CB

Bashaud Breeland Clemson

3

81

G

Derrick Dockery

Texas

4

103

LB

Perry Riley

LSU

5

142

WR

Ryan Grant

Tulane7232

QBGibran Hamdan

Indiana

6

174

FB

Dennis Morris

La Tech

6

186

RB

Lache Seastrunk

Baylor

7

219

WR

Terrence Austin

UCLA

7

217

TE

Ted Bolser

Indiana

Miami

7

229

C

Erik Cook

New Mexico

7

228

K

Zach Hocker

Arkansas

7

231

T

Selvish Capers

WVU

2004
1

5

S

Sean Taylor

3

81

TE

Chris Cooley

Utah State

5

151

OL

Mark Wilson

California

6

180

OL

Jim Molinaro

Notre Dame

2005
1

9

CB

Carlos Rogers

2011

2015
1

5

OL

Brandon Scherff

Iowa

1

16

LB

Ryan Kerrigan

Purdue2

38

LB

Preston Smith

Miss St.

2

41

DL

Jarvis Jenkins

Clemson

3

95

RB

Matt Jones

FloridaAuburn3

79

WR

Leonard Hankerson

Miami

4

105

WR

Jamison Crowder

Duke

105

RB

Roy Helu

Nebraska

4

112

OL

Arie Kouandjio

Alabama1

25

QB

Jason Campbell

Auburn

4

4

120

FB

Manuel White

UCLA

5

146

S

DeJon Gomes

Nebraska

5

141

LB

Martrell Spaight

Arkansas

5

154

LB

Robert McCune

Louisville

5

155

WR

Niles Paul

Nebraska

6

181

S

Kyshoen Jarrett

VT

6

183

LB

Jarred Newberry

Stanford

6

177

RB

Evan Royster

Penn State

6

182

CB

Tevin Mitchel

Arkansas

Nehemiah Broughton Citadel

6

178

WR

Aldrick Robinson

SMU

6

187

WR

Evan Spencer

Ohio State

7

213

CB

Brandyn Thompson Boise St

7

222

C

Austin Reiter

USF

7

217

OL

Maurice Hurt

Florida

7

224

LB

Markus White

FSU

1

21

WR

Josh Doctson

TCU

7

253

NT

Chris Neild

WVU

2

53

LB/S

Su'a Cravens

USC

3

84

CB

Kendall Fuller

VT

7

222

FB

2006
2

35

LB

Rocky McIntosh

Miami

5

153

DT

Anthony Montgomery

Minnesota

2016

6

173

S

Reed Doughty

N. Colorado

6

196

DL

Kedric Golston

Georgia

7

230

OL

Kili Lefotu

Arizona1

2

QB

Robert Griffin III

Baylor5

152

DE

Matt Ioannidis

Temple7

250

LB

Kevin Simon

Tennessee

3

71

G

Josh LeRibeus

SMU

6

187

QB

Nate Sudfeld

Indiana

4

102

QB

Kirk Cousins

MSU

7

232

LB

Steven Daniels

BC

4

119

LB

Keenan Robinson Texas

7

242

RB

Keith MarshallGeorgia

5

141

G

Adam Gettis

Iowa

6

173

RB

Alfred Morris

FAU

6

193

T

Tom Compton

S. Dakota

7

213

CB

Richard Crawford SMU

7

217

CB

Jordan Bernstine

2007
1

6

S

LaRon Landry

LSU

5

143

LB

Dallas Sartz

USC

6

179

LB

H.B. Blades

Pittsburgh

6

205

QB

Jordan Palmer

UTEP

7

216

TE

Tyler Ecker

Michigan

230

2012

Iowa

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

draft history
2017
1

17

DL

Jonathan Allen

2021
Alabama

1

19

LB

Jamin Davis

Pre Draft Era First Selections
Kentucky

Year

Rd.

Pos.

PlayerSchool

1936

1

QB

Riley Smith

Alabama

2

49

LB

Ryan Anderson

Alabama

1

51

OL

Samuel Cosmi

Texas

3

81

CB

Fabian Moreau

UCLA

3

74

DB

Benjamin St.-Juste

Minnesota

1937

1

QB

Sammy Baugh

TCU

1938

1

B

Andy Farkas

Detroit

1939

1

T

I.B. Hale

TCU

1940

1

B

Ed Boell

NYU

1941

1

B

Forrest Evashevski

Michigan

1942

1

B

Ordan Sanders

Texas

4

114

RB

Samaje Perine

Oklahoma

3

82

WR

Dyami Brown

UNC

4

123

S

Montae Nicholson

MSU

4

124

TE

John Bates

Boise State

5

154

TE

Jeremy Sprinkle

Arkansas

5

163

DB

Darrick Forrest

Cincinnati

6

199

C

Chase Roullier

Wyoming

6

225

LS

Camaron Cheeseman Michigan

6

209

WR

Robert Davis

Georgia St.

7

240

DE

William Bradley-King

Baylor1943

1

B

Jack Jenkins

Missouri

7

230

LB

Josh Harvey-ClemonsLouisville

7

246

DE

Shaka Toney

Penn State

1944

1

B

Mike MickaColgate

7

235

CB

Joshua Holsey

Auburn7258

WR Dax Milne

2018

BYU

2022

1945

1

B

Jim Hardy

USC

1946

1

B

Cal Rossi

UCLA

1947

1

B

Cal Rossi

UCLA

1

13

DL

Daron Payne

Alabama1

16

WR

Jahan Dotson

Penn State

1948

1

B

Harry Gilmer

Alabama259RB

Derrius Guice

LSU

2

47

DT

Phidarian Mathis

Alabama

1949

1

FB

Rob Goode

Texas A&M

3

74

T

Geron ChristianLouisville

3

98

RB

Brian Robinson Jr.

Alabama

1950

1

HB

George Thomas

Oklahoma

4

109

S

Troy Apke

Penn State

4

113

S

Percy Butler

La. Lafayette

1951

1

FB

Leon Heath

Oklahoma

1952

1

QB

Larry Isbell

Baylor

5

163

DL

Tim Settle

VT

6

197

LB

Shaun Dion Hamilton Alabama

5

144

QB

Sam Howell

UNC

5

149

TE

Cole Turner

Nevada

1953

1

QB

Jack Scarbath

Maryland

1954

1

TE

Steve Meilinger

Kentucky

1955

1

QB

Ralph Guglielmi

Notre Dame

1956

1

RB

Ed Vereb

Maryland

1957

1

FB

Don Bosseler

Miami

1958

2

RB

Mike Sommer

GW

7

241

CB

Greg Stroman

VT

7

230

G

Chris Paul

Tulsa

7

256

WR

Trey Quinn

SMU

7

240

CB

Christian Holmes

Oklahoma St.

2019
1

15

QB

Dwayne Haskins

Ohio State

1

26

LB

Montez Sweat

Miss. St.

3

76

WR

Terry McLaurin

Ohio State

4

112

RB

Bryce Love

Stanford

4

131

G

Wes Martin

Indiana5

153

C

Ross Pierschbacher Alabama

5

173

LB

Cole Holcomb

UNC

6

206

WR

Kelvin Harmon

NC State

7

227

CB

Jimmy Moreland

JMU

7

253

LB

Jordan Brailford

Oklahoma St.

2023
1

16

CB

Emmanuel Forbes

Mississippi St.

2

47

DB

Jartavius Martin

Illinois

3

97

C

Ricky Stromberg

Arkansas

4

118

OL

Braeden Daniels

Utah

5

137

DE

K.J. Henry

Clemson

1963

1959

1

QB

Don Allard

BC

1960

1

QB

Richie Lucas

Penn State

1961

1

QB

Norman Snead

Wake Forest

1962

1

RB

Ernie Davis

Syracuse

1

TE

Pat Richter

Wisconsin

6

193

RB

Chris Rodriguez Jr.

Kentucky

1964

1

RB

Charley Taylor

Arizona State

7

233

DE

Andre Jones

La. Lafayette

1965

2

T

Bob Breitenstein

Tulsa

1966

1

K

Charlie Gogolak

Princeton

2020
1

2

DE

Chase Young

Ohio State

3

66

RB

Antonio Gibson

Memphis4

108

T

Saahdiq Charles

LSU

4

142

WR

Antonio Gandy-Golden

Liberty

5

156

C

Keith Ismael

San Diego St.

5

162

LB

Khaleke Hudson

Michigan
Arkansas

7

216

S

Kamren Curl

7

229

DE

James Smith Williams NC State2 0 2 3

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Common Draft Era First Selections

2014

2

LB

Trent Murphy

Stanford

Year

Rd.

Pos.

PlayerSchool

2015

1

OL

Brandon Scherff

Iowa

1967

1

FB

Ray McDonald

Idaho

2016

1

WR

Josh Doctson

TCU

1

DL

Jonathan Allen

Alabama

1968

1

DB

Jim SmithOregon

2017

1969

2

DB

Eugene Epps

UTEP

2018

1

DL

Da'Ron Payne

Alabama

1970

2

DE

Bill Brundige

Colorado

2019

1

QB

Dwayne Haskins

Ohio State

2020

1

DE

Chase Young

Ohio State

1971

2

WR

Cotton Speyrer

Texas

1972

8

RB

Moses Denson

Maryland

2021

1

LB

Jamin Davis

Kentucky

1

WR

Jahan Dotson

Penn State

1

CB

Emmanuel Forbes Jr.

Mississippi StateGCharles Cantrell

Lamar

2022

6

TE

Jon Keyworth

Colorado

2023

5

RB

Mike Thomas

UNLV

1973

5

1974
1975
1976

5

T

Mike Hughes

Baylor

1977

4

DE

Duncan McColl

Stanford

1978

6

RB

Tony Green

Florida

1979

4

TE

Don Warren

San Diego State

1980

1

WR

Art Monk

Syracuse

1981

1

T

Mark May

Pittsburgh

1982

2

CB

Vernon DeanSan Diego State

1983

1

CB

Darrell Green

Texas A&I

1984

2

DT

Bob Slater

Oklahoma

1985

2

CB

Tory Nixon

San Diego State

1986

2

DE

Markus Koch

Boise State

1987

2

CB

Brian Davis

Nebraska

1988

2

K

Chip Lohmiller

Minnesota

1989

3

DT

Tracy Rocker

Auburn

1990

2

LB

Andre Collins

Penn State

1991

1

DT

Bobby Wilson

Michigan State

1992

1

WR

Desmond Howard

Michigan

1993

1

CB

Tom Carter

Notre Dame

1994

1

QB

Heath Shuler

Tennessee

1995

1

WR

Michael Westbrook

Colorado

1996

1

T

Andre Johnson

Penn State

1997

1

DE

Kenard Lang

Miami

1998

2

TE

Stephen Alexander

Oklahoma

1999

1

CB

Champ Bailey

Georgia

2000

1

LB

LaVar Arrington

Penn State

2001

1

WR

Rod Gardner

Clemson

2002

1

QB

Patrick Ramsey

Tulane

2003

2

WR

Taylor Jacobs

Florida

2004

1

S

Sean Taylor

Miami

2005

1

CB

Carlos Rogers

Auburn

2006

2

LB

Rocky McIntosh

Miami

2007

1

S

LaRon Landry

Louisiana State

2008

2

WR

Devin Thomas

Michigan State

2009

1

LB/DE

Brian Orakpo

Texas

2010

1

T

Trent Williams

Oklahoma

2011

1

LB

Ryan Kerrigan

Purdue

2012

1

QB

Robert Griffin III

Baylor

2013

2

CB

David Amerson

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hall of famers
Since the Pro Football Hall of Fame opened its doors in Canton, Ohio, on Sept. 7, 1963, 346 players/coaches/administrators havebeen selected for enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Washington has 31 members enshrined, including most recently
general manager Bobby Beathard in 2018.
INDUCTEEPOSITION/ROLEWASHINGTON TENURE

INDUCTION

Sammy BaughQB

1937-52

Charter Member in 1963

Earl "Curly" Lambeau

Coach1952-53

Charter Member in 1963

George Preston MarshallFounder

1932-1969

Charter Member in 1963

Bill DudleyRB

1950-51, 53

Inducted in 1966

Cliff Battles

RB

1932-37

Inducted in 1968

Wayne Millner

E

1936-41, 45

Inducted in 1968

Turk Edwards

T

1932-40

Inducted in 1969

Vince Lombardi

Coach

1969

Inducted in 1971

Ray Flaherty

Coach

1937-42

Inducted in 1976

David "Deacon" Jones

DE

1974

Inducted in 1980

Sam Huff

LB

1964-67, 69

Inducted in 1982

Sonny JurgensenQB

1964-74

Inducted in 1983

Bobby MitchellFL

1962-68

Inducted in 1983

Charley Taylor

WR

1964-77

Inducted in 1984

Ken HoustonS

1973-80

Inducted in 1986

Stan Jones

DT

1966

Inducted in 1991

John Riggins

RB

1976-79, 81-85

Inducted in 1992

Joe Gibbs

Coach

1981-92 , 2004-06

Inducted in 1996

Paul KrauseS

1964-67

Inducted in 1998

George Allen

Coach

1971-77

Inducted in 2002

Darrell GreenCB

1983-2002

Inducted in 2008

Art MonkWR1980-93

Inducted in 2008

Bruce SmithDE

2000-03

Inducted in 2009

Russ Grimm

OG

1981-91

Inducted in 2010

Deion Sanders

CB

2000

Inducted in 2010

Chris Hanburger

LB

1965-78

Inducted in 2011

Dave Robinson

LB

1973-74

Inducted in 2013

Andre Reed

WR

2000

Inducted in 2014

Dick StanfelG

1956-58

Inducted in 2016

Jason Taylor

DE

2008

Inducted in 2017

General Manager

1978-88

Inducted in 2018

Bobby Beathard

Bobby Mitchell (Class of 1983)

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The Start - July 9, 1932
George P. Marshall headed a group (Vincent Bendix, Jay O’Brien,
Dorland Doyle) that bought a National Football League franchisein Boston. They contracted to play in Braves Field, home of the
National League Baseball team, and were called “The Braves.”

Record Pass - Oct. 15, 1939
From the kick formation and standing deep in the end zone, Frank
Filchock flipped a pass to Andy Farkas who went all the way forthe touchdown. It was the longest pass play in National Football
League history, 99 yards.

The Name
The Boston Gridders moved to Fenway Park, home of the American League Red Sox, and “The Braves” became “The Redskins.”

East Champs - Dec. 1, 1940
Miniature-sized Davey O’Brien of the Eagles completed 33 passes
in 60 attempts, but Washington won 13-6 to clinch the EasternChampionship.

The Franchise - Feb. 13, 1937
The Washington Redskins were officially born as the National
Football League approved the transfer of the Boston Redskins
franchise to Washington, D.C., and a new history began.
The Band - Aug. 9, 1937
The famed Redskins Band was founded and it was the first of its
kind.
First Victory - Sept. 16, 1937
The First Game! The Franchise’s Thursday night opener drew
19,941 fans to flood-lighted Griffith Stadium. Riley Smith scoredon a 60-yard interception return, while the team added two field
goals and an extra point to make the final score - Washington 13,
Giants 3.
First Title - Dec. 5, 1937
Ten thousand fans stomped up Broadway behind the brass band
following the franchise’s first title. In the game, Sammy Baughcompleted 11-of-15 passes, while Cliff Battles had touchdown
runs of 75 and 76 yards as the team routed the Giants, 49-14, for
the Eastern Championship.

73-to-Ohhh! - Dec. 8, 1940
Despite Washington gaining the same number of first downs as
the Bears in the World Championship Game at Griffith Stadium,
the team lost 73-0.
California - Aug. 18, 1941
Washington brought pro football on a large scale to California for
the first time. They established training quarters in San Diego at
Brown Military Academy.
Title Escapes - Nov. 23, 1941
There were 50 seconds to go in the Eastern Championship Game
and Washington held a 13-10 lead, but the Giants managed toscore a field goal and a touchdown to win, 20-13.
Only Loss - Sept. 27, 1942
The Giants are unable to convert a first down, gained only ONE
yard rushing and completed just ONE pass — but it was goodfor a touchdown. They then captured another touchdown on aninterception and Washington suffered their only 1942 defeat, 14-7.

World Champs! - Dec. 12, 1937
Freezing weather, frozen field and the icy-nerved Bears couldn’t
stop Sammy Baugh (center below). He completed 17-of-33 passes
for 335 yards and three touchdowns. Wayne Millner (right), theall-time Notre Dame great, finished with nine catches for 160
yards, including 77- and 55-yard touchdowns.

World Champs! - Dec. 13, 1942
The Bears took an early lead on an errant pass from center, but
Sammy Baugh’s 85-yard quick kick set them back on their heels.
Wilbur Moore then made a vital interception and followed with asensational catch for a 38-yard touchdown. Andy Farkas cappedthe victory by carrying the ball 10 of 12 times on an 80-yard touchdown drive. Score: 14-6.

Westward Ho! - Aug. 2, 1939
Washington set forth on their first coast-to-coast football training
trip. Training site: Eastern State Normal School in Cheney, Wash.

Runner Up - Dec. 26, 1943
Sam Baugh suffered a concussion early, tackling Sid Luckman ona punt return and the Bears went on to win the NFL title, 41-21.

Zero Hour - Oct. 1, 1939
Washington and the NY Giants battled in the mud and rain as theoutcome wound up being a scoreless tie, the only scoreless tie in
Washington history.

To a T - July 30, 1945
Washington abandoned their double-wing formation and adopted
the T-formation.
East Champs - Dec. 9, 1945
Washington had two straight shutouts, the first coming against
the Steelers, 24-0, on Dec. 2 and the team defeated the Giants,
17-0, en route to an Eastern title.
One Point Shy - Dec. 16, 1945
In subzero weather, Washington lost the world title to the Rams,
15-14, on freakish plays. Baugh’s pass from the end zone hit thegoal-post for a safety (no longer allowed); and Bob Waterfield’s
try-for-point hit the crossbar and bounced over.
Charity Game - Sept. 6, 1946
The inaugural Washington-Rams game benefiting the Los Angeles Times Charities, Inc. drew 68,188 to Memorial Coliseum andnetted the Times Boys Club $96,711.23.
High Note - June 13, 1947
The Redskins Band performed at the Philadelphia Inquirer’s
Famed Festival of Music alongside Whiteman, Waring and thePhilharmonic.
Champs Trumped - Nov. 23, 1947
Fans cheered on Sam Baugh who thanked them with six touchdown tosses, routing the previous-champion Cards, 45-21.

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First on TV - June 14, 1950
American Oil announced plans to televise all Washington games no other pro teams were on TV.
Baugh-to-Bach - Oct. 10, 1954
Dr. Howard Mitchell led his National Symphony Orchestra at midfield in a halftime show.
TD Torrent - Oct. 1, 1955
Twenty-one points in 137 seconds! The Eagles led 16-0 in the
3rd quarter when Brito recovered a fumble on the Eagles’ 32 andLeBaron then passed to Janowicz for the touchdown. Torgeson
recovered a fumble on Eagles 13 and Janowicz went on to score.
Washington won, 31-30.
The Alumni - Oct. 15, 1958
The Redskins Alumni Association was established. Twenty-three
former players residing here adopted a formal constitution andbylaws. They invited all non-resident ex-Redskins to join.
New Home - Dec. 12, 1958
Washington signed a 30-year lease to play in a proposed D.C. Stadium that Congress gave the go-ahead to build.
Home Debut - Oct. 1, 1961
The first game in the new D.C. Stadium drew 37,767. Washington
failed to hold a 21-7 lead and the Giants won, 24-21.
Redskins Trade for Mitchell - Dec. 14, 1961
Washington finalize an agreement to send their 1962 first overall draft pick, Heisman trophy winning back Ernie Davis, to theCleveland Browns in exchange for future Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby Mitchell.
Four of a Kind - Dec. 17, 1961
Dick James scored four touchdowns to set the Washington single
game scoring record in a 34-24 win over Dallas.
Sonny and Sam - 1964
Washington stunned the public by trading QB Norm Snead to theEagles for veteran QB Sonny Jurgensen. The team then repeatedthe performance by shipping favorite Dick James to New York for
Sam Huff.
A Sunny Day - Oct. 11, 1964
Sonny Jurgensen out-dueled Norm Snead by throwing four touchdowns against the Eagles in the first meeting of the traded quarterbacks.
Record Rally - Nov. 28, 1965
Sonny Jurgensen sparked the then-largest comeback win in teamhistory. Down 21-0, Washington recorded a 34-31 victory over the
Cowboys as Sonny passed for over 400 yards and three touchdowns.

Record Breakers – 1967
Sonny Jurgensen set new Washington and NFL passing records
for most attempts, completions, and yards in a season. Receivers
Charley Taylor, Jerry Smith and Bobby Mitchell finished first, second and fourth in the League; it was the highest ever by receiverson the same team.
Lombardi Hired - Feb. 7, 1969
The unbelievable happened - Vince Lombardi left Green Bay to
become the head coach of Washington.
George Preston - Aug. 9, 1969
George Preston Marshall, founder of the Washington Redskins,died at his home at the age of 72.
A Winning Season - Dec. 14, 1969
Washington defeated New Orleans by a score of 17-14 to ensure
their first winning season since 1955. The victory also continued
Coach Lombardi’s record of never having coached a losing NFL
team.
Lombardi Dies - Sept. 3, 1970
The sports world grieves the death of Vincent T. Lombardi, Head
Coach and Executive Vice President of the Redskins.
1,000-Yard Club - Dec. 13, 1970
Larry Brown, on the second offensive play of the game against
the Eagles and needing four yards to break the 1,000-yard barrier,gained 12 yards to become the first Washington player in history
to become a member of the 1,000-yard club.
NFL Rushing Champ - Dec. 20, 1970
Larry Brown ended the season as the top rusher in the NFL with a
total of 1,125 yards on 237 attempts for a 4.7 avg. He was the first
Washington player since Cliff Battles in 1937 to win the rushingtitle.
Allen Hired - Jan. 6, 1971
George Allen, winningest coach in the NFC, was named the
Redskins’ Head Coach and General Manager.
A New Home - June 2, 1971
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the Redskins new
home, Redskins Park, near Dulles Airport.
Future is Now - 1971
Allen guided Washington to the most wins, nine, in 29 years with
a 9-4-1 record. It was the first time in 29 years that the Redskins
earned a championship playoff game.
Coach of the Year - 1971
George Allen was voted NFL and NFC “Coach of the Year.”

Graham Era - Jan. 25, 1966
Washington hired former Cleveland star, Otto Graham, as their
Head Coach and General Manager.

NFC Champions - 1972
Washington won their first title in 30 years with a convincing 26-3
win over the defending World Champion Dallas Cowboys in RFK
Stadium, following a 16-3 playoff victory over Green Bay. Washington lost 14-7 to Miami in Super Bowl VII in the L.A. Coliseum.

TD Jamboree - Nov. 27, 1966
Washington and the NY Giants scored the most points in NFL history as they tied or set many team and league records in Washington’s rout of New York, 72-41.

Player of Year - 1972
Larry Brown, honored by all selections as NFL “Player of Year,”won NFC rushing title by setting a new Washington rushing record with his 1,216 yards.
NFC Coach of the Year - 1972
For a second year in a row, George Allen awarded “Coach of Year”
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4th Straight Playoffs - 1974
For the fourth consecutive year, George Allen’s “Over the Hill
Gang” reached the playoffs.

Strike! - Sept. 21, 1982
The NFL players walked out in a strike that would last until Nov. 17.
In all, eight games were missed, seven canceled.

Jurgensen Retires - May 1, 1975
Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen retired after playing for 18 seasonsin the NFL, 11 in a Washington uniform.

Holy Moseley! - Dec. 19, 1982
With time running out, the game on the line, with an NFL record at
stake, Mark Moseley beat the Giants by booting his 21st straightfield goal in a snowy RFK Stadium. The kick broke Garo Yepremian’s record of 20 consecutive field goals made and gave Washington a 15-14 win. Also, in the game, John Riggins became only thefifth back in NFL history to exceed 2,000 carries (Payton, Simpson, Brown, and Harris are the others).

All-Time Receiver - Dec. 21, 1975
Washington wide receiver Charley Taylor became the all-time receptions leader in NFL history with his 634th career catch coming
against the Eagles in the season’s finale.
Milton King Dies - Jan. 23, 1976
Milton King, vice president and treasurer of the Redskins, died at
the age of 85.
Return to Playoffs - 1976
By winning the final four games, including wins at Dallas and at
St. Louis, Washington made the playoffs for the fifth time in six
years under Allen.
Pardee Hired - Jan. 24, 1978
Jack Pardee, former Washington player and coach, was named
the 19th head coach in Washington history.
Presidential Visit - Oct. 2, 1978
President Jimmy Carter became the second President ever toattend a regular season NFL game when he and Mrs. Carter,along with son Chip and wife Caron, saw the Monday night Cowboys-Washington clash.
Off to the Races - 1978
By winning the first six games, including wins over rivals Dallas
and St. Louis and playoff bound New England, Washington enjoyed their best start in over 35 years.

A Whitewash - Jan. 2, 1983
For the first time since 1980, Washington posted a shutout by
beating the Cardinals 28-0. Their 8-1 record was the best in the
NFC, giving them home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
The 128 points given up by the Washington defense is the fewest
in the NFL.
Sweet Revenge - Jan. 22, 1983
Washington avenged their only loss of the season, setting backthe Cowboys, 31-17, to reach their second Super Bowl, and firstin 10 years.
Super Bowl Win! - Jan. 30, 1983
Washington won Super Bowl XVII downing the Dolphins 27-17.
Their win streak reached eight, and 15 of 16 and 20 of 24 over two
seasons. Jack Kent Cooke accepted the Super Bowl Trophy fromPete Rozelle in the locker room as MVP Riggins boasts, “Ron may
be President, but for tonight, I’m King.” The team’s 12-1 record was
the fifth best NFL mark in the last 50 years, and their best ever.
Hails from the Chief - Jan. 31, 1983
President Reagan and Mrs. Reagan were at Dulles Airport to greet
the World Champions as they arrived back from California.

Good News, Bad News - 1979
The 10-6 record was the ninth consecutive year that Washington finished .500 or better. Both the division title and wild card
playoff game were lost in the final seconds of the game in Dallas,
35-34.

Parade of Stars - Feb. 3, 1983
The entire city of Washington celebrated as the team paraded
before some 500,000 fans in a downtown ceremony amidst pouring rain. Coach Gibbs holds up the Super Bowl Trophy and proclaimed, “This is for you.”

100 Straight - 1980
Washington extended the NFL’s longest consecutive streak ofsellouts to 100, dating back to 1966.

High Honors - 1983
Joe Gibbs was named Coach of the Year. Mark Moseley was thefirst special teams player in history named NFL MVP by Associated Press, Joe Theismann was Miller Man of the Year, and five
Washington players (the most since 1972) were named to the
Pro Bowl: Moseley, Theismann, Tony Peters, Charlie Brown andMike Nelms. Later, Bobby Beathard was named Executive of theYear. And Riggins, who had four straight 100-yard rushing playoff
games, the first ever to do so, won a car as Super Bowl MVP.

Gibbs Hired - Jan. 13, 1981
Joe Gibbs, offensive coordinator of the San Diego Chargers, became the 20th head coach in Washington history.
Finishing Kick - 1981
Victorious in 8 of their final 11 games, Coach Gibbs and his Washington club set or tied 13 club records.
Huff Inducted - Aug. 7, 1982
Former Washington and NY Giant Sam Huff was inducted into the
Pro Football Hall of Fame.
A New Beginning - Sept. 12, 1982
With the 0-5 start of a year ago, the 0-4 preseason fresh on everyone’s mind, Mark Moseley lifted the burden with a 26-yard overtime field goal to give Washington a victory over Philadelphia. Moseley had only minutes earlier sent the game into overtime with a
48-yard field goal.

Jurgy to Mitch - July 30, 1983
Former Washington greats — quarterback Sonny Jurgensen andreceiver Bobby Mitchell — were inducted into Pro Football’s Hallof Fame.
Monday Night Fever - Oct. 1, 1983
Washington lost 48-47, in the highest scoring game in night football history. Washington and the Packers combined for over 1,000
yards of total offense.

Hogs Take Their Bows - Jan. 15, 1982
The celebrated Hogs created enough holes in the Viking defense
for John Riggins to plow for a Washington playoff record 185
yards, leading Washington to a 21-7 win and a spot in the NFC
Championship. Before leaving the game, Riggins gallantly bowed
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The Diesel Keeps On Trucking - Nov. 20, 1983
John Riggins set an NFL record as his consecutive games withrushing touchdowns reached 12 while notching his 19th touchdown of the year to tie that NFL mark. John’s streak ended at 13
consecutive games while he went on to establish an NFL record
24 touchdowns.
Doomsday Showdown - Dec. 11, 1983
Dressed in army fatigues, Washington marched into Dallas to dobattle. The result was a convincing 31-10 victory in Dallas to gain
sole possession of first place in the NFC East. It was a game thatsaw Tony Dorsett held to 34 yards on 14 carries (one yard on five
carries in the second half) and scores from four different Washington players.
Alone on a Hill - Dec. 17, 1983
For the second year in a row, Washington finished with the bestrecord in the NFL. Their 31-22 victory over the Giants capped aremarkable 14-2 regular season. It was the first time in the historyof the League that an NFC team compiled so many victories.
One-Two Punch - 1983
Mark Moseley’s NFL kick scoring record of 161 points, and Riggins’ total of 144 points, topped the entire NFL. It was the firsttime since 1951 that the number one and two scorers played on
the same team. Their total of 305 points surpassed the totals ofeight other clubs.
Ring Out the Rams - Jan. 1, 1984
Washington rang in the New Year by drubbing the L.A. Rams 51-7
in the most lopsided playoff game in 26 years. The team set ortied 13 club playoff marks with the 44-point margin of victory, thegreatest in the 47-year history of the club.
Three of a Kind – 1985
The 10 victories marked a third consecutive season that Washington won 10 or more games, equaling a club-best streak set from1972-74. The 35 wins in those three seasons were a club record
for wins over a three-year period. Threes were also meaningful for
offensive linemen Joe Jacoby and Russ Grimm, who each earneda third consecutive trip to the Pro Bowl. Receiver Art Monk (91catches) went for a second straight time.
Happy Birthday - Feb. 13, 1986
The Washington entered their 50th season in the Nation’s Capital, celebrating the franchise’s move from Boston to Washington.
Rally Ho - 1986
Headed by Coach Ray Flaherty of the 1937 World Champions, former players and coaches gathered to kickoff the 1986 season.
Little Mr. Big - Oct. 27, 1986
WR Gary Clark accounted for 241 receiving yards (on 11 catches)to break teammate Art Monk’s club record on Monday Night TV.
Showdown - Nov. 23, 1986
Eager to avenge their first loss of 1986, Washington came out
smokin’ against Dallas. The 34-0 first half lead marked the mostpoints the Cowboys had ever allowed in a single half of play. The
Washington 41-14 win was their most points ever against the Cowboys.

Gibbs Gets #70 - Jan. 3, 1987
Head Coach Joe Gibbs became the winningest coach in Washington history, gaining his 70th win as the team defeated the Bears
27-13 in a divisional playoff.
A Giant Step - Jan. 11, 1987
With 15 new faces on the roster, Washington played in their third
NFC Championship game in five years.
Pro Bowlers, Again - Feb. 1, 1987
Hogs Russ Grimm and Joe Jacoby returned to the Islands of Hawaii for the fourth consecutive season. Joined by Art Monk, Darrell
Green, Gary Clark, Dexter Manley, and Jay Schroeder, Washington
equaled a club record seven participants in the annual classic.
NFLPA Strike – 1987
NFL players walked out following the second week of the regularseason.
Perfect - Oct. 19, 1987
Washington “replacement” players closed out their season with aperfect 3-0 mark. The team held on to defeat Dallas, 13-7, in Texas
Stadium.
Relief Pitcher - Dec. 26, 1987
Quarterback Doug Williams connected on 11-of-22 for 217 yards
and two touchdowns in Minnesota. The 27-24 overtime victory ishighlighted by a Ricky Sanders 51-yard catch-and-run to force
sudden death. Haji-Sheikh kicks the game winner.
The Bear Facts - Jan. 10, 1988
For the second consecutive season, Washington traveled to Chicago for a divisional playoff game. After trailing 14-0 in the second quarter, the team rallied to win 21-17. Darrell Green provided
the game-winning points on an electrifying 52-yard punt return,as Washington advanced to the NFC Championship Game for the
fourth time in six seasons.
NFC Champs! - Jan. 17, 1988
Washington defeated Minnesota, 17-10, as Doug Williams connected with Gary Clark to break a 10-10 fourth quarter deadlock.
Washington became the first team to advance to the Super Bowl
three times in the 1980s.
World Champs! - Jan. 31, 1988
Twenty Super Bowl records were broken en route to a 42-10 decision over the Denver Broncos. Quarterback Doug Williams isnamed the game’s MVP as he connected on 18-of-29 for a record
340 yards. His four touchdown passes tie another record as theteam scores five times in five possessions in the second quarter
alone.
100 Wins - Dec. 10, 1989
Joe Gibbs registered his 100th career win as head coach of Washington as the team defeated San Diego, 26-21. Only six othercoaches reached 100 wins faster than Gibbs.
Monk Moves Up - Dec. 10, 1989
Art Monk moved into third place on the all-time NFL receiving list,
ahead of friend and receivers coach Charley Taylor, in Washington’s 26-21 win vs. San Diego.
A Lion of a Comeback - Nov. 4, 1990
Washington equaled the greatest comeback in club history with a
41-38 overtime win at Detroit. Down by 21 points in the third quarter and 17 points entering the fourth, Jeff Rutledge rallied the teamby passing for 363 second-half yards (30-42). The game winningpoints came on a Chip Lohmiller 34-yard field goal in overtime.
700 Catches - Nov. 18, 1990
Art Monk became only the third player in NFL history to catch
700 passes when he hauled in four receptions against the Saints
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Ringing in the New Year - Jan. 5, 1991
Washington pushed their playoff record to 12-3 under Joe Gibbs
with a solid team effort 20-6 win over the Eagles at Veterans Stadium.
Perfect Start - 1991
For the first time in franchise history, Washington opened theyear with 11 straight victories.
One of the Best - 1991
Washington became only the sixth team in NFL history to record
17-or-more wins in a single season by posting a 17-2 overall mark(best in team history).
Hog Protection - 1991
In 16 games, the “Hogs” allowed a league-low and club-record
nine sacks. It was the third lowest total in NFL history.
A Class Act - Dec. 22, 1991
Art Monk becomes only the second player in NFL history to catch
800 passes when he caught five passes in the season finale at
Philadelphia.
NFC Champs - Jan. 12, 1992
For the fourth time under Joe Gibbs, and the fifth time in franchise history, Washington returned to the Super Bowl with a 41-10
win over Detroit in the NFC title game.
World Champs! - Jan. 26, 1992
Washington claimed their third Super Bowl win under Gibbs. The
team knocked out Buffalo 37-24 and Mark Rypien was named
Super Bowl MVP after completing 18 passes and throwing two
touchdowns. Gary Clark and Art Monk both caught seven passes, with Clark gaining 114 yards and one TD, and Monk adding
113 yards. Brad Edwards had two interceptions and the defense
sacked Bills QB Jim Kelly five times.
Pro Bowl Record - Feb. 2, 1992
Washington set a club record with eight players earning a selection to the Pro Bowl. Jim Lachey and Darrell Green were named
starters, while Gary Clark, Chip Lohmiller, Charles Mann, Earnest
Byner and Mark Schlereth also were named to the NFC squad.
New Redskin Park Opens - Aug. 24, 1992
Washington moved into their new training complex set on a picturesque 160 acres in Loudoun County, Va. The building is morethan 70,000 square feet to complement four practice fields.
Monk is #1 - Oct. 12, 1992
Art Monk became the NFL’s all-time leading pass receiver against
Denver on Monday Night in Week 5. His 820th career catch was a
10-yarder with 3:12 remaining in the 4th quarter.
Joe Gibbs Resigns - March 5, 1993
After 12 seasons guiding Washington to four Super Bowls, three
titles, a 16-5 playoff mark and a 140-65 career record, Joe Gibbs
stepped down as head coach. Richie Petitbon is hired as the 21stcoach in club history.

Pro Bowl - 1994
Linebacker Ken Harvey and punter Reggie Roby earned selection
to the NFC squad. Harvey led the NFC in sacks with 13.5 and Roby
became the first Washington punter selected to the Pro Bowl
since Sam Baker in 1958.
BIG Upset Wins - Oct. 1, 1995
Washington’s 27-23 win over 13-point favorite Dallas was theteam’s biggest upset win since defeating the Cowboys, 34-31, on
December 11, 1966. The team was 17-point underdogs in the rematch at Texas Stadium, but came up with a 24-17 win. It was thebiggest upset win in the NFL since 1980.
Pro Bowlers - 1995
Linebacker Ken Harvey earned his second straight starting assignment in the Pro Bowl, while kick/punt returner Brian Mitchell
was honored with his first Pro Bowl selection. Mitchell led the
NFC in kickoff returns with a 25.6-yard average and was secondin the NFL in punt returns (12.6-yard average).
New Stadium - March 13, 1996
Washington owner Jack Kent Cooke, Maryland Gov. Parris N.
Glendening and Prince George’s County Executive Wayne Curry
signed a contract paving the way for the immediate start of construction for the new home of the team in Prince George’s County.
Gibbs To Hall - July 27, 1996
Joe Gibbs is inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.
Allen Passes Riggo – 1996
Terry Allen rushed past John Riggins’ single-season rushing record, gaining 1,353 yards. Allen also led the NFL in touchdowns
with 21 TDs.
Pro Bowlers – 1996
Washington sent their largest amount of representatives to the
Pro Bowl since the 1991 season, when running back Terry Allen,
quarterback Gus Frerotte, cornerback Darrell Green, linebacker
Ken Harvey and punter Matt Turk made the trip to Hawaii.
So Long RFK - Dec. 16, 1996
Washington played their final home game at Robert F. Kennedy
Memorial Stadium against the Dallas Cowboys. With greats fromthe past on hand, the team defeated the Cowboys 37-10. Washington finished 173-102-3 at RFK, including 11-1 in the playoffs.
Jack Kent Cooke Passes Away - April 6, 1997
Jack Kent Cooke, only the second owner in team history, died ofcongestive heart failure at the age of 84. At his memorial service,
John Kent Cooke, Sr. announced the new stadium would be called
Jack Kent Cooke Stadium.
Big Jack Opens - Sept. 14, 1997
The team christens Jack Kent Cooke Stadium in style with a 1913 overtime win over the Arizona Cardinals. In overtime, rookie
Kenard Lang forced a fumble that was recovered at the Cardinals
35-yard line. Two plays later Gus Frerotte threw a 40-yard scoring
strike to a leaping Michael Westbrook in the end zone.

Turner Hired - Feb. 2, 1994
Norv Turner, offensive coordinator of the Dallas Cowboys, became the 22nd coach in team history.

Green is Tops - Dec. 13, 1997
Cornerback Darrell Green played in his 217th career game as a
Washington player breaking Monte Coleman’s team record forgames played.

Coleman Becomes All-Time Leader - Oct. 9, 1994
Linebacker Monte Coleman played in his 206th career gamebreaking Art Monk’s team record for games played. Monte, tiedwith Sammy Baugh for most seasons as a member of the organization with 16, ended his career with 216 games played. Darrell
Green would take over the record in 1998.

Pro Bowlers - 1997
Darrell Green earns his seventh Pro Bowl selection in his 15th season. He is also joined by fellow cornerback Cris Dishman, while
linebacker Ken Harvey is selected for the fourth straight year andpunter Matt Turk makes his second straight appearance.

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Mitchell Joins Brown - 1998
Brian Mitchell led the NFL in total combined net yards for the
fourth time joining Hall of Famer Jim Brown as the only players
in NFL history to lead the league in total combined net yards fourtimes.
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Skip-In to the End Zone- Dec. 13, 1998
Rookie running back Skip Hicks sets a club rookie record witheight rushing touchdowns, breaking Don Bosseler’s record of seven set in 1957.
Organization is Sold - May 25, 1999
Daniel M. Snyder gained unanimous approval (31-0) from league
owners to become the fourth owner in franchise history. Snyder
buys the team for a record $800 million - the most ever for an
American sports franchise.
Welcome to FedExField - Nov. 21, 1999
The organization partners with Federal Express Corporation,
re-naming Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, FedExField.
Winning the East - Dec. 26, 1999
Washington overcame a 10-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat
the 49ers 26-20 in overtime. The win gave the team their first NFC
East crown since 1991.

Alumni Recognized - Aug. 24, 2000
Alums Joe Gibbs, Dexter Manley and Art Monk are inducted into
the Ring of Fame.
Turner Out, Robiskie In - 2000
Norv Turner was dismissed as Head Coach after 13 games. Terry
Robiskie was named interim head coach to finish out the season
on Dec. 4, 2000.
Centers Sets Mark - Dec. 24, 2000
Larry Centers became the NFL’s all-time leader in catches by arunning back with 685 receptions.
Smith “Sacks” the Record Books - Dec. 24, 2000
Bruce Smith sets NFL record with his 13th 10-sack season.
NFL Attendance Record - 2000
Washington set an NFL record for attendance with a season totalof 647,424. Average home attendance at FedExField was 80,928.

Records Fall - 1999
Brad Johnson (Below) completed the season with 316 completions- most ever by a Washington player. His 4,005 yards and 519 attempts are second in club history. Stephen Davis’ 1,405 yards are
the most ever by a Washington player. He led all NFC rushers, andearned his first birth to the Pro Bowl. Darrell Green increases his
team records with his 50th interception and played in his 250th
game.

Schottenheimer Takes Command - Jan. 3, 2001
Marty Schottenheimer signed on as the franchise’s 24th headcoach.

Leadership Council - Jan. 2000
Owner Daniel M. Snyder introduced the Washington Redskins
Leadership Council, the Redskins’ foundation.

Washington Relief Fund - Sept. 13, 2001
The organization announced the establishment of the Relief Fundfor the benefit of families of the victims of the September 11th
tragedy at the Pentagon. Over the course of the season, the teamraised over $700,000.

Homeward Bound - July 20, 2000
The team opens training camp at home for the first time, welcoming fans to the team facility in Ashburn, Va.

Return to Carlisle - July 29, 2001
Washington returned to Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa., fortraining camp after a six-year hiatus, re-establishing a 32-yearsummer tradition (1963-94).

Washington Makes NFL History - Nov. 25, 2001
Washington set an NFL record, becoming the first team in history to win five consecutive games after losing their first five. The
team would go on to win eight of the last 11 games, following the
0-5 start.
More Records for Davis - Jan. 6, 2002
Stephen Davis became the first player in team history to rush formore than 1,000 yards for three consecutive seasons. He finishedthe 2001 campaign rushing for 1,432 yards on 356 carries, bothcareer and team single-season records for the Pro Bowl runningback.
Arrival of Head Ball Coach - Jan. 14, 2002
Owner Daniel M. Snyder announced former Heisman Trophy winner and offensive genius Steve Spurrier as the club’s 25th headcoach. Marvin Lewis, with his proven track record of defensive
success, is brought on board shortly thereafter as assistant headcoach and defensive coordinator, making the team a dangerous
foe on both sides of the ball.
Allen Voted to the Hall - Feb. 2, 2002
George Allen, who coached Washington from 1971 to 1977 andposted a record of 67-30-1 and led them to two NFC Championships, was voted into the NFL Hall of Fame. Allen, after being
named one of the 70 Greatest Washington players of all time, wasenshrined in the Hall on Aug. 4, 2002.
Kickoff Overseas - Aug. 3, 2002
Head Coach Steve Spurrier made his Washington debut in a 38-7
victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the 2002 American Bowl
in Osaka, Japan. Washington finished the game with 479 yards ofoffense, including 434 passing yards.
Off to a Good Start - 2002
Washington finished out the preseason with a 4-1 mark, setting ateam record with 164 preseason points. The previous team record
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Naming 70 Greats - June 13, 2002
The 70 Greatest Players in team history were announced in Juneby a blue-ribbon panel, which selected the team’s leading on-field
contributors in celebration of the franchise’s 70th Anniversary.
Spanning the entire history of the team, since it’s founding in
Boston in 1932, the 70 Greatest Players encompassed three headcoaches and 67 players.
70th Anniversary Weekend - Oct. 2002
The 70 Greatest Players were honored in a weekend of festivities,
culminating in a special halftime ceremony during a 31-26 Washington victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The celebration reunited the 70 Greats with a black-tie gala event, an alumni and media
brunch, dinner party and pregame barbecue at FedExField. The
anniversary season was also commemorated through “retro” uniforms worn at home games all year, featuring a one-season returnto the team’s spear-and-feather helmet logo, as well as jersey andpants colors and design that reflected back to the 1960s midpointof the team’s storied history.

Franchise Records – 2005
Wide receiver Santana Moss and running back Clinton Portis both
set team records at their respective positions. Moss broke Bobby
Mitchell’s record for most receiving yards in a season with 1,483.
The previous mark was 1,436 set in 1963. Portis set a new record
for rushing yards in a season with 1,516, previously held by Stephen Davis with 1,432 yards in 2001. Portis also recorded a franchise-high nine 100-yard rushing games in 2005.
Playoff Win - Jan. 7, 2005
Washington earned their first playoff victory since 1999, defeating
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a score of 17-10 in the NFC Wild
Card Playoff game in Tampa Bay.
Taylor Tragedy - Nov. 27, 2007
Washington Pro Bowl safety Sean Taylor died one day after he isshot by an intruder in his Miami home. Taylor’s death devastated coaches and teammates. Meanwhile, fans created a memorial
outside the facility honoring Taylor’s memory.

Green’s Last Game - Dec. 29, 2002
Darrell Green concluded his 20th and final season with the cluband the NFL, defeating the longtime rival Dallas Cowboys, 2014. During his 20 years, Green set an NFL record for consecutive
seasons with at least one interception (19) and a team record forregular season games played (295) and started (258). In a special
pre-game ceremony at the Dallas game, Green was honored byhis teammates and by fans. His name was also added to the Ringof Fame.

In Taylor’s Memory - Dec. 2, 2007
Sadness swept over FedExField as the organization and its fansmourned the tragic death of safety Sean Taylor just five days earlier. Fans left flowers, cards and mementos at a makeshift memorial outside the stadium. The team hosted a pregame tribute to
Taylor, including a moving four-minute video on the Jumbotron.
Washington lost to the Buffalo Bills, 17-16, but this was a day devoted to the memory of Taylor. A day after the game, the entire
organization traveled to Miami for Taylor’s funeral.

Downright Defensive – 2002
Under the guidance of assistant head coach and defensive coordinator Marvin Lewis, Washington finished the season ranked 5th
in the NFL in total defense, an improvement from 10th during the2001 season. The club’s defense ranked in the league’s top-10 for
the last three seasons.

Gibbs Retirement - Jan. 8, 2008
Citing a need to spend more time with family, 67-year-old Hall of
Fame Coach Joe Gibbs announced his retirement as Head Coachand President of the club.

Consistently Coles - Oct. 12, 2003
With his six receptions against Tampa Bay, Laveranues Coles set
a modern day NFL record for at least five receptions in 19 consecutive games.
Bruce Sacks Record - Dec. 7, 2003
Bruce Smith broke the NFL all-time sack record against the Giants. Smith finished his career with an impressive 200 sacks.
Spurrier Resigns - Dec. 30, 2003
Steve Spurrier resigned as the 25th Head Coach in franchise history.
Gibbs Returns - Jan. 7, 2004
Owner Daniel M. Snyder announced that Joe Gibbs would returnas Head Coach.

Zorn Hired - Feb. 10, 2008
Owner Daniel M. Snyder welcomed Jim Zorn, a long-time Seattle
Seahawks quarterback and assistant coach, as the franchise’s
27th head coach, ushering in a new chapter in Washington history.
Monk and Green Inducted - Aug. 2, 2008
Wide Receiver Art Monk and cornerback Darrell Green are inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Zorn’s First Win - Sept. 14, 2008
Head Coach Jim Zorn registered his first NFL victory as the teamdefeated the New Orleans Saints 29-24 in the regular season
opener at FedExField.

500th Win - Sept. 12, 2004
Washington earned the 500th franchise victory, defeating Tampa
Bay 16-10.

Taylor Honored - Nov. 30, 2008
Sean Taylor was honored and placed in the Ring of Fame in an
emotional pregame ceremony prior to the Washington vs. NY
Giants game. Taylor became the 43rd member to be inducted.
Taylor’s father Pedro, fiancé Jackie, daughter Jackie and mother
Donna were present to celebrate the life and accomplishments of
Taylor in front of a capacity crowd at FedExField.

Gibbs - Oct. 23, 2005
Head Coach Joe Gibbs earned his 150th overall victory against the
San Francisco 49ers, with a decisive 52-17 win.

Bruce Smith Inducted - Aug. 8, 2009
Defensive End Bruce Smith is inducted into the Pro Football Hallof Fame.
Allen Hired - Dec. 17, 2009
Bruce Allen, son of Pro Football Hall of Famer and Washington
legend George Allen, is hired as Executive Vice President/General
Manager.
Shanahan Takes Over - Jan. 6, 2010
Mike Shanahan, who won consecutive Super Bowls following the1997 and 1998 seasons with the Denver Broncos, is hired as theclub’s Executive Vice President/Head Coach.

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Russ Grimm Inducted - Aug. 7, 2010
Russ Grimm becomes the first member of the beloved Hogs inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Shanahan’s First Win - Sept 12, 2010
Head Coach Mike Shanahan registered his first victory with
Washington on Sunday Night Football at home against the division rival Dallas Cowboys, 13-7. Linebacker Brian Orakpo’s passrush drew a holding penalty that negated a Cowboys’ touchdown
on the final play of the game, giving Washingtonthe win.
DeAngelo Hall Ties Interception Record - Oct. 24, 2010
Cornerback DeAngelo Hall tied an NFL record and Washington
record by totaling four interceptions against the Chicago Bears at
Soldier Field in Week 7. He became the 19th NFL player and third
Washington player to accomplish this feat in a game.
DeAngelo Hall Named Pro Bowl MVP - Jan. 30, 2011
Cornerback DeAngelo Hall, appearing in his third Pro Bowl, wasnamed the game’s MVP after he recorded an interception and returned a fumble 34 yards for a touchdown.
Hall of Fame Hanburger - Aug. 6, 2011
Legendary linebacker Chris Hanburger is inducted into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame.
10th Year Anniversary of 9/11 - Sept. 11, 2011
Washington honors the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 tragedy on
the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks as the team hosts the
New York Giants at FedExField in the 2011 season opener. Gen.
Colin Powell tosses the ceremonial coin as the team opens the2011 season with a 28-14 win against the eventual Super Bowl
Champion Giants.
Chris Cooley Becomes Top Tight End - Sept. 11, 2011
Tight end Chris Cooley recorded two receptions against the New
York Giants in the 2011 season opener to pass Jerry Smith for the
franchise lead in receptions by a tight end.
Burgundy and Gold Goes Green - Sept. 18, 2011
Washington launches 8,000 solar panels at FedExField prior to
the team’s 22-21 win against the Arizona Cardinals. The panels
were installed to be capable of meeting the stadium’s power
needs on non-game days and providing up to 20 percent of theneeded electricity on game days – the equivalent of providing 300
homes with energy for a full year.
Richie Petitbon Recognized - Dec. 24, 2011
Former Washington player and coach Richie Petitbon is inducted
as the 45th member of the team’s Ring of Fame.
Blockbuster Trade - March 10, 2012
Washington and the St. Louis Rams officially announce that they
have agreed to a trade that gives Washington the rights to the No.
2 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. The league formally approved
the deal on March 14. On April 26, the team goes on to select
eventual AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Robert Griffin III withthat pick.
Celebrating 80 Years - May 10, 2012
From the inside of the newly built Indoor Training Facility, theteam launches their 80th Anniversary celebration. The organization would spend the offseason touring the D.C., Maryland andVirginia areas as part of its “Thank You Tour” to commemorate
the anniversary with the fans. The event also featured the debutof the team’s 1937-inspired alternate uniforms as well as the startof voting for the 10 newest additions to the 80 Greatest Players.
Clinton Portis Officially Retires - Aug. 23, 2012
Running back Clinton Portis officially announces his retirementfrom the NFL in a press conference at the team facility. He exited
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Welcome to the NFL, Rookie - Sept. 9, 2012
In Week 1 at New Orleans, Robert Griffin III becomes the firstrookie to start at quarterback for Washington in Week 1 since
Norm Snead on Sept. 17, 1961. Griffin III becomes the first player
in NFL history to compile 300-plus passing yards, two or morepassing touchdowns and no interceptions in an NFL debut, leading Washington to a 40-32 win against the Saints.
“10 for 80” Honored - Nov. 4, 2012
At halftime of the team’s Homecoming Game against Carolina,
Washington honors the 10 members of the organization selected
to complete the 80 Greatest Players. The honorees include LaVar
Arrington, Bobby Beathard, Joe Bugel, Terry Hermeling, Jon Jansen, Roy Jefferson, Richie Petitbon, Clinton Portis, Chris Samuels
and Sean Taylor.
Turkey Day Triumph - Nov. 22, 2012
Washington gets their first Thanksgiving Day win in Dallas in teamhistory, defeating the Cowboys, 38-31. Washington explodes for
28 second-quarter points, and quarterback Robert Griffin III who had a four-touchdown game vs. Philadelphia a week earlier- throws four touchdown passes to become the first player in franchise history to pass for four touchdowns in consecutive games.
Hawaii Bound - Dec. 26, 2012
The NFL announces that linebacker/special teamer Lorenzo Alexander, quarterback Robert Griffin III and tackle Trent Williams
have been selected to the 2013 Pro Bowl. Linebackers Ryan Kerrigan and London Fletcher are later added to the roster, giving theclub five Pro Bowlers for the first time since 1996.
How The East Was Won; Morris Surpasses Portis Dec. 30, 2012
Washington secures its first NFC East title in 13 years with a 28-18
win against the Dallas Cowboys in a win-or-go-home tilt at FedExField. Washington rolls up 274 rushing yards in a game “flexed”
into primetime by the NFL. In the process, rookie running backAlfred Morris rushes for 200 yards and pushes his season total
to 1,613, breaking Clinton Portis’ team record for rushing yards ina single season.
End of an Era - Jan. 11, 2013
After 30 seasons, the beloved “Hogettes” decide to hang up theirsnouts, floppy hats and dresses in announcing their intent to retire. The group says it will continue to help raise money for local
children’s charities, just in more “incognito” fashion.
Rookie of the Year - Feb. 2, 2013
Robert Griffin III is named AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, making him the third Rookie of the Year in team history and the firstsince Mike Thomas in 1975.
Road Trip to Richmond - July 25, 2013
Washington holds their first Training Camp session at the brandnew Bon Secours Washington Training Center in Richmond, Va.
During the three-week span, more than 150,000 fans attend theteam’s inaugural camp in the capital.
Artful Performance By Garçon - Dec. 22, 2013
Wide receiver Pierre Garçon posts a career-high 11 receptions in
Week 16 vs. Dallas, pushing his season total past Pro Football Hallof Famer Art Monk’s team record for receptions in a single season(106 in 1984). Garçon would finish the season with a league-leading 113 receptions.
Here’s Jay - Jan. 9, 2014
Jay Gruden is named the 29th head coach in franchise history. At
46 years of age, the former offensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals becomes the team’s youngest head coaching hire sincehiring eventual Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Gibbs at 40 yearsof age in 1981.

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Jay’s First Win - Sept. 14, 2014
Jay Gruden earns his first win as head coach as the defense runs
wild in a 41-10 home win against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The unit
tied a team record with 10 sacks, including a team-record-tying
four-sack effort from linebacker Ryan Kerrigan.
Rypien in the Ring - Oct. 19, 2014
Super Bowl XXVI MVP Mark Rypien is inducted as the 46th member of the Ring of Fame at halftime of an overtime win against the
Tennessee Titans on Alumni Homecoming Weekend.
You Like That! Historic Comeback - Oct. 25, 2015
Washington overcomes a 24-0 second quarter deficit to post thelargest comeback in team history in a 31-30 win against Tampa
Bay. Following the game, quarterback Kirk Cousins exclaims “Youlike that!” while walking back to the locker room. The moment is
captured on camera and goes viral, becoming a rallying cry for theteam’s NFC East championship run.
Bostic and Coleman Enter the Ring Oct. 25, 2015 and Dec. 20, 2015
Center Jeff Bostic and linebacker Monte Coleman become the47th and 48th members of the Ring of Fame. Bostic is enshrined
during a Week 7 win vs. Tampa Bay and Coleman is honored
during a Week 15 win vs. Buffalo.
Win No. 600... In Style - Dec. 26, 2015
Washington becomes the fifth NFL franchise to record 600 combined regular season and postseason wins all-time with a 38-24
win in Philadelphia. The victory also secures the team’s 15th division title in team history.
Records Fall in Dallas - Jan. 3, 2016
Having already clinched the NFC East a week earlier, Washington
faces the Cowboys in Week 17 with individual records on the line.
Quarterback Kirk Cousins breaks the team’s single-season passing yardage record during the game on a 28-yard pass to receiver
Jamison Crowder. Later in the game, Crowder catches his 59th
reception of the season, a team rookie record.
The Park Welcomes Inova - July 25, 2016
As the team departs for Training Camp, the team announces a
new health and wellness partnership with Inova, including renaming the team’s Ashburn headquarters to the Inova Sports Performance Center.
Washington Goes International - Oct. 30, 2016
Washington makes their European debut when they face the Cincinnati Bengals at Wembley Stadium in London. The back-andforth game becomes one of the season’s most entertaining, as theteam storms back to force overtime, but a missed field goal in theextra frame results in a 27-27 draw.

Beathard Honored - Nov. 13, 2016
Former General Manager Bobby Beathard is inducted as the 49th
member of the Ring of Fame at halftime of the team’s victory
against the Minnesota Vikings.
Pro Bowl Bound - Dec. 20, 2016
Four Washington players — linebacker Ryan Kerrigan, tight end
Jordan Reed, guard Brandon Scherff and tackle Trent Williams —are selected to the 2017 Pro Bowl. Reed and Scherff’s selections
are their first of their careers, while Williams becomes only thethird member of the franchise since 1970 to earn five consecutive
Pro Bowl selections.
From MVP to Senior VP - June 13, 2017
Washington announces that Doug Williams, Super Bowl XXII
MVP, has been promoted Senior Vice President of Player Personnel after three-plus years as a personnel executive with the team.
Said Williams, “I’ve been around the circuit, but there’s nothing
like coming back here to a place that gave you an opportunity to
be on top of the stage in football. Washington did that for me.”A Thanksgiving to Remember - Nov. 23, 2017
Washington hosts their first Thanksgiving home game in franchise history, earning a 20-10 win against the New York Giants.
After the game, wide receiver Jamison Crowder, quarterback Kirk
Cousins, linebacker Ryan Kerrigan and most of the offensive line
chomp on turkey legs during postgame interviews with NBC’s Michele Tafoya.
Pro Bowl Trio - Dec. 19, 2017
Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan, guard Brandon Scherff and tackle
Trent Williams all earn Pro Bowl honors. Together, Scherff andWilliams became the first Washington offensive line duo collectively named to the Pro Bowl in consecutive seasons since theduo of Russ Grimm and Joe Jacoby earned selections four straighttimes following the 1983-86 seasons.
Rings for Replacements - June 12, 2018
After 31 years, Washington honors replacement players from theteam’s 1987 squad with Super Bowl rings in a ceremony at Inova
Sports Performance Center. Charley Casserly, who served as theteam’s Assistant General Manager in 1987 and helped build thereplacement squad, hosted the event and welcomed more than 25
players in attendance. The ceremony culminated with the surpriseappearance of 1987 Super Bowl champions Doug Williams, Gary
Clark and Dexter Manley, who joined the replacement players fora group photo.
Beathard Inducted into Hall of Fame - Aug. 4, 2018
Former Washington General Manager Bobby Beathard was enshrined in Canton, Ohio at the Pro Football Hall of Fame as amember of the Class of 2018. Beathard helped guide the franchise to three Super Bowl appearances, including victories inSuper Bowl XVII and XXII during his 11 year tenure. In his 11 seasons as general manager the team posted a .625 winning percentage which was the best mark in the NFC and second best
mark in the NFL in that span.
600th Regular Season Victory - Dec. 16, 2018
With a 16-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank
Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla., Washington became just the fifthteam in NFL history to record 600 regular season victories.
Washington joined the Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, NewYork Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers as the only franchises in
NFL history to accomplish the feat. Head Coach Jay Gruden
presented Owner Daniel Snyder with a game ball following thevictory.
London Fletcher Enters Ring of Fame - Sept. 23, 2019
London Fletcher is inducted as the 50th member of the Ring ofFame at halftime of the team’s Monday Night Football matchup
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important datesSamuels Enters the Ring - Oct. 20, 2019
Chris Samuels is inducted as the 51st member of the Ring of Fameat halftime of the team’s matchup against the San Francisco 49ers
in Week 7 at FedExField.
Way and Scherff Selected to Pro Bowl - Dec. 17, 2019
Tress Way and Brandon Scherff are both named to the 2019 Pro
Bowl in Orlando, Fla. Way earns his first Pro Bowl selection and isnamed the starting punter for the NFC, becoming the first Washington punter since Matt Turk in 1998 to be named a Pro Bowler.
Scherff earns his third Pro Bowl selection, becoming the ninth
offensive lineman in franchise history to earn three-plus Pro Bowl
selections.
Entering the Rivera Era - Jan. 1, 2020
Owner Dan Snyder announces that Ron Rivera will become the30th head coach in franchise history. The two-time AssociatedPress NFL Coach of the Year brings more than 20 years of coaching experience to Washington along with nine at the helm of the
Carolina Panthers.
AP Given Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award - Feb. 1, 2020
Adrian Peterson becomes the sixth player in NFL history and firstmember of the franchise to earn the Art Rooney SportsmanshipAward at NFL Honors in Miami, Fla. The award is given to an NFL
player who best demonstrates the qualities of on-field sportsmanship, including fair play, respect for the game and opponents,
and integrity in competition.
Washington and Jennifer King Make History - Feb. 10, 2020
Washington becomes the first team in NFL history to hire a female African American full-year coaching intern with the hiring of
Jennifer King. King will primarily work with the running backs andwill spend an entire calendar year with the team helping in theoffseason and draft preparation all the way through the end of the2020 regular season.
Dan Snyder Pulls Scouts Off the Road - March 12, 2020
In response to the rapid spread of COVID-19, Owner
Dan Snyder becomes the first NFL owner to pull all scouts off theroad and cancel all Top 40 visits in preparation for the NFL Draft.
The NFL and all 31 other teams eventually followed suit.
Washington Opens FedExField to National Guard March 21, 2020
The organization opens the FedExField parking lots to the Maryland National Guard to operate a COVID-19 testing site for residents of Prince George’s County. Owner Dan Snyder also makes
a $100,000 to the Capital Area Food Bank to help feed families
devastated by the global pandemic.
Washington Drafts DE Chase Young - April 23, 2020
Picking the highest in the NFL Draft since 2012, Washington selects defensive end Chase Young out of Ohio State. Young is widely regarded as one of the best edge rushing prospects to come outof college in the past decade. Young holds the single-season sackrecord at Ohio State with 16.5 sacks as a junior in 2019.
Mitchell’s Number is Retired - June 20, 2020
Owner Dan Snyder announces that the team is retiring the No. 49
in honor of the late Bobby Mitchell. Mitchell’s number becomes
only the second ever retired in franchise history. The team alsoannounces the renaming of the lower level of
FedExField in honor of MitchellWashington Football Team - June 20, 2020
After undergoing a thorough review of the organization’s nickname, the team announces that they will call themselves the
Washington Football Team. The former nickname and logo areboth officially retired. The team also announces that the process
for finding a new team name will continue and the franchise will
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Washington Starts New Era with Win - Sept. 13, 2020
Washington defeated Philadelphia 27-17 to secure their first win
under head coach Ron Rivera. In the victory, first-round draft selection Chase Young made his NFL debut and recorded 1.5 sacks
in the victory.
QB Alex Smith Returns to Live Action - Oct. 11, 2020
QB Alex Smith made his first appearance in an NFL game since
suffering a severe leg injury in November of 2018. Smith came off
the bench to backup Kyle Allen who exited with an injury.
Thanksgiving Day Victory at Dallas - Nov 26, 2020
Washington defeated Dallas 41-16 on Thanksgiving Day. RB
Antonio Gibson rushed for three touchdowns becoming the first
Washington player to rush for three touchdowns since Robert
Kelley did so on November 11, 2016.
Washington Defeats Undefeated Pittsburgh - Dec. 7, 2020
Washington went in to Heinz Field in Pittsburgh and knocked
off the 10-0 Steelers, defeating the club 23-17. TE Logan Thomas had nine receptions for 98 yards and a touchdown.
DE Chase Young and T Brandon Scherff Named to 2020 Pro
Bowl Roster - Dec. 21, 2020
Scherff was selected as the starting guard for the NFC. His
selection is the fourth of his career (2016-17; 2019-20). Scherffjoined Trent Williams, Chris Samuels, Len Hauss, Joe Jacoby
and Russ Grimm as the only Washington offensive linemen to
be selected to the Pro Bowl four-plus times. Young became
the eighth rookie in Washington history to be named to a Pro
Bowl and the first since quarterback Robert Griffin III in 2012.
He became the first defensive rookie since linebacker Brian
Orakpo in 2009. Young was the third defensive rookie in franchise history to be named to a Pro Bowl joining Orakpo and Pro
Football Hall of Famer Paul Krause. He beacme the youngest
player in Washington history to be selected to the Pro Bowl at
21-years old.
Washington Defeats Philadelphia to win NFC East - Jan. 3,
2021
In a must-win, Week 17 game, Washington finished off Philadelphia, 20-14, to clinch their first NFC East title since 2015. In the
victory, DE Chase Young recorded a sack, three QBHs and one
fumble recovery. WR Terry McLaurin caught a five-yard touchdown to amass 1,000 yards in a season for the first time in his
career.
Washington Hires Martin Mayhew as General Manager - Jan.
21, 2021
Mayhew came to Washington with 20 seasons of NFL experience as an executive, including eight seasons as the generalmanager of the Detroit Lions. He played for Washington from
1989-92 and was a member of the Super Bowl XXVI team.
Mayhew spent the 2017-20 seasons with the San Francisco
49ers, He held the position of senior personnel executive forthe franchise from 2017-18. Mayhew assisted first-time generalmanager John Lynch and was a major contributor for a personnel department that was vital in the team’s Super Bowl appearance in 2019.
Washington Hires Marty Hurney as EVP Football/Player Personnel - Jan. 21, 2021
Hurney is named Washington’s EVP Fottball/Player Personnel.
He joined the club with 28 seasons of NFL experience as an
executive and rejoined the franchise where he started his NFL
career as a member of the team’s public relations department.
Hurney was named the Carolina Panthers General Manager in2002 and held the position until 2012. He was then broughtback as the club’s interim general manager in 2017 and maintained the official role from 2018-2020. During Hurney’s tenure
as general manager, the Panthers appeared in the postseason
four times, with two NFC South titles, two trips to the NFC
Championship game and an appearance in Super Bowl XXXVIII.

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important dates
Washington Names Jennifer King Assistant Running Backs
Coach - Jan. 26, 2021
Jennifer King is promoted to assistant running backs coach.
The historic hire makes her the first African American female
full-time assistant coach in NFL history. King also becomes
the second female assistant position coach in the NFL behindTampa Bay Buccaneers assistant defensive line coach Lori
Locust.
Ron Rivera Named NFC Coach of the Year by the Committeeof the 101 - Jan. 28, 2021
Head Coach Ron Rivera is named the NFC Coach of the Year by
the Committee of the 101. It is Rivera’s third time receiving thehonor (2013 & 2015) and he joins George Allen (1971 & 1976) and
Joe Gibbs (1983) as the only coaches in Washington franchise
history to earn the honor. Rivera joins Dick Vermeil as the only
coaches to earn the honor three times in their careers.
DE Chase Young named AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Feb. 6, 2021
Chase Young put up impressive numbers in the 2020 NFL
season and was rewarded for it by being named the AP
Defensive Rookie of the Year. The second overall selection in
the 2020 NFL Draft out of Ohio State, Young played in 15 games(all starts) and led all NFL rookies with 7.5 sacks. He posted 44
total tackles (32 solo) and he added four passes defensed, 12
quarterback hits, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries
and a fumble return for a touchdown. Young was selected asboth NFC Defensive Player and NFL Defensive Rookie of theMonth for December, and he was a PFWA All-NFC honoree –the only 2020 rookie to be selected to an all-conference squad.
Young became the eighth rookie in Washington history to be
named to a Pro Bowl and the first since quarterback Robert
Griffin III in 2012. He was the first defensive rookie sincelinebacker Brian Orakpo in 2009. Young is the third defensive
rookie in franchise history to be named to a Pro Bowl joining
Orakpo and Pro Football Hall of Famer Paul Krause.
QB Alex Smith named AP Comeback of the Year - Feb. 6,
2021
Washington QB Alex Smith is named the AP Comeback
Player of the Year for 2020. Smith becomes the first player
in Washington franchise history to win the award and thefirst NFC East player to earn the honor since Philadelphia
quarterback Michael Vick did so in 2010. Smith becomes
the third-consecutive quarterback to win the award, joining
Tennessee’s Ryan Tannehill (2019) and Andrew Luck (2018).
During the 2020 season, Smith made his first appearance
since suffering a severe leg injury on November 18, 2018.
It was a comeback that surmounted 693 days and several
major obstacles. Smith made his first start of the season on
November 15, 2020 and threw for a career-high 390 yards while
completing a career-high 38 passes.
Washington Retires legendary Safety Sean Taylor’s No. 21 Oct. 17, 2021
Washington officially retires S Sean Taylor’s number 21 against
the Kansas City Chiefs. It is only the second number everretired by the franchise.
Washington Football Team Officially Becomes Washington
Commanders - Feb. 2, 2022
The Washington Commanders became the team’s official
identity on Feb. 2, 2022, with the unveiling of the team’s newlogo, helmets and jersey’s.
Josh Harris is Approved as Owner of the Washington
Commanders – July 20, 2023
Josh Harris and his group of limited partners are unanimously
approved by league owners to complete their historic purchaseof the Washington Commanders. The Harris Group purchased thefranchise for $6.05 billion – the most ever for a North American
sports franchise.

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milestone games
100-Yard Rushing Games

12/17/1961

Dick Jamesvs Dallas

W

27-146-3

1/9/2022

Antonio Gibson

at NY GiantsW

21-146-1

W/L/T

Att-Yds-TD

9/15/1996

Terry Allenat NY GiantsW

27-146-1

vs PhiladelphiaL29-221-1

12/7/1958

Don Bosseler

vs PittsburghL

25-145-2

vs NY GiantsW

16-215-1

10/5/2008

Clinton Portis

at PhiladelphiaW

29-145-1

George Rogers

at St LouisW

34-206-1

10/30/1932

Cliff Battles

vs Chicago

T24-144-0

Timmy Smith

vs DenverW

22-204-2

11/8/1981

Joe Washington

vs DetroitW

27-144-2

12/30/2012

Alfred Morrisvs DallasW

33-200-3

11/13/2005

Clinton Portis

at Tampa BayL

23-144-1

11/4/2007

Clinton Portis

at NY Jets

W

36-196-1

9/19/1976

Mike Thomas

vs SeattleW

27-143-1

11/21/1976

Mike Thomas

at St LouisW

31-195-1

10/31/1999

Stephen Davisvs Chicago

W

12-143-2

10/29/1972

Larry Brown

at Giants

W

29-191-1

11/23/2008

Clinton Portis

at SeattleW

29-143-0

11/15/1959

Johnny Olszewski

vs ClevelandL

18-190-1

11/4/2001

Stephen Davisvs SeattleW

32-142-1

12/12/1999

Stephen Davisvs ArizonaW

37-189-1

8/31/1997

Terry Allenat Carolina

W

25-141-2

1/15/1983

John Riggins

vs Minnesota

W

37-185-1

10/1/2000

Stephen Davisvs Tampa BayW

28-141-1

11/21/1999

Stephen Davis

vs NY GiantsW

33-183-1

1/22/1983

John Riggins

vs Dallas

W

36-140-2

10/19/2008

Clinton Portis

vs ClevelandW

27-175-1

9/23/1984

John Riggins

at New EnglandW

33-140-1

12/12/2010

Ryan Torain

vs Tampa BayL

24-172-0

10/23/1988

Kelvin Bryant

at Green BayW

27-140-0

10/17/2004

Clinton Portis

at Chicago

W

36-171-0

11/29/1970

Larry Brown

vs NY GiantsL

17-139-0

12/10/2006

Ladell Betts

vs PhiladelphiaL33-171-0

11/7/2013

Alfred Morrisat Minnesota

L26-139-0

10/21/1945

Frank Akins

vs PhiladelphiaW

24-168-2

12/7/1969

Larry Brown

at PhiladelphiaW

19-138-1

11/1/1959

Don Bosseler

at PhiladelphiaL

23-168-2

10/14/2012

Robert Griffin III

vs MinnesotaW

13-138-2

11/1/1942

Andy Farkas

vs PhiladelphiaW

24-166-1

11/11/2007

Clinton Portis

vs PhiladelphiaL30-137-0

1/30/1983

John Riggins

vs MiamiW

38-166-1

11/20/2016

Rob Kelley

vs Green BayW

24-137-3

12/5/1937

Cliff Battles

at NY GiantsW

25-165-2

12/14/1947

Jim Castiglia

vs BostonW

19-136-2

10/19/1958

Johnny Olszewski

vs Green BayW

21-165-1

11/27/1955

Leo Elter

at PittsburghW

19-136-2

10/14/1984

John Riggins

vs Dallas

W

32-165-0

11/9/1958

Johnny Olszewski

vs Chi. CardinalsW

19-136-1

11/3/1985

Keith Griffin

at AtlantaW

16-164-2

10/18/1959

Don Bosseler

vs PittsburghL

18-136-0

12/2/1990

Earnest Byner

vs MiamiW

32-157-3

9/19/1982

John Riggins

at Tampa BayW

34-136-0

12/3/2006

Ladell Betts

vs AtlantaL

28-155-1

10/19/1987

Lionel Vital

at DallasW

26-136-0

12/22/1990

Earnest Byner

at IndianapolisL

31-154-0

12/4/2005

Clinton Portis

at St. LouisW

27-136-2

9/19/1993

Reggie Brooks

at PhiladelphiaL

22-154-1

10/17/1937

Cliff Battles

vs PittsburghW

18-135-3

12/17/1988

Jamie Morrisat Cincinnati

L45-152-0

12/21/1980

Bobby Hammondat St. LouisW

17-135-0

12/16/1979

John Riggins

at DallasL

22-151-2

10/2/2011

Ryan Torain

at St LouisW

19-135-1

12/9/1945

Frank Akins

vs NY GiantsW

23-150-1

10/16/2016

Matt Jones

vs PhiladelphiaW

16-135-1

10/17/1971

Larry Brown

vs St. LouisW

25-150-0

12/6/1987

George Rogers

at St. LouisW

29-133-1

12/16/1973

Larry Brown

vs PhiladelphiaW

26-150-1

10/13/1991

Ricky Ervins

vs ClevelandW

13-133-2

12/8/1985

George Rogers

at PhiladelphiaW

36-150-1

9/3/2000

Stephen Davisvs Carolina

W

23-133-1

10/28/2018

Adrian Peterson

at NY GiantsW

26-149-1

10/28/1933

Jim Musickvs PittsburghL

21-132-0

12/15/1990

Earnest Byner

at New EnglandW

39-149-1

11/19/1933

Jim Musick

vs Green BayW

21-132-2

11/25/1951

Rob Goodevs Los AngelesW

23-148-2

10/10/1937

Cliff Battles

vs PhiladelphiaL26-132-0

9/24/1972

Larry Brown

vs St. LouisW

26-148-0

9/11/1938

Max Krause

at PhiladelphiaW

6-132-2

1/6/2002

Stephen Davisvs ArizonaW

38-148-1

12/24/2011

Evan Roystervs Minnesota

L

19-132-0

9/12/2004

Clinton Portis

vs Tampa BayW

29-148-1

9/3/1995

Terry Allenvs ArizonaW

26-131-0

12/5/2004

Clinton Portis

vs NY GiantsW

31-148-1

11/3/1935

Bill Shepherd

vs PhiladelphiaL

19-129-1

10/23/1983

Joe Washington

vs DetroitW

22-147-0

12/5/1971

Larry Brown

vs Giants

W

25-129-2

11/7/2004

Clinton Portis

at DetroitW

34-147-0

12/24/2006

Ladell Betts

at St. LouisL

29-129-2

Entering 2023 season — rookies stylized.

Date

PlayerGame

9/17/1989

Gerald Riggs

10/8/1933

Cliff Battles

12/21/1985
1/31/1988

2 0 2 3

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G U I D E

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milestone games
10/12/2008

Clinton Portis

vs St. LouisL

21-129-2

12/24/2000

12/9/2012

Alfred Morris

vs BaltimoreW

23-129-1

10/21/2012

12/1/2019

Derrius Guiceat Carolina

W

10-129-2

12/22/2018

Adrian Peterson

at Tennessee

10/25/2020

Antonio Gibson

vs. DallasW

20-128-1

11/22/1970

Larry Brown

vs DallasL

22-119-0

11/23/1980

Wilbur Jackson

at DallasL

21-128-1

1/8/1983

John Riggins

vs DetroitW

25-119-0

10/11/1987

Lionel Vital

at NY GiantsW

27-128-1

1/1/1984

John Riggins

vs LA Rams

W

25-119-3

12/5/1993

Reggie Brooks

at Tampa BayW

20-128-1

1/8/2000

Stephen Davisvs DetroitW

15-119-2

10/23/1938

Andy Farkas

vs PhiladelphiaW

21-126-2

12/17/2006

Ladell Betts

at New OrleansW

22-119-0

10/11/1981

John Riggins

at Chicago

W

23-126-2

10/19/1986

George Rogers

vs St. LouisW

30-118-1

9/19/1999

Stephen Davis

at NY GiantsW

23-126-3

10/9/1988

Kelvin Bryant

at DallasW

23-118-1

12/16/2007

Clinton Portis

at NY GiantsW

25-126-1

1/2/2005

Ladell Betts

vs Minnesota

W

26-118-1

10/26/2008

Clinton Portis

at DetroitW

24-126-0

12/4/2005

Rock Cartwrightat St. LouisW

9-118-0

12/11/2011

Roy Helu, Jr.

vs New EnglandL

27-126-0

10/13/2019

Adrian Peterson

at MiamiW

23-118-0

9/20/1936

Cliff Battles

at PhiladelphiaW

16-125-2

11/10/1946

Dick Todd

vs BostonW

14-117-2

11/1/1987

George Rogers

at BuffaloW

30-125-0

11/1/1993

Reggie Brooks

at Buffalo

L

24-117-1

11/2/1997

Terry Allenat Chicago

W

20-125-0

10/2/2016

Matt Jones

vs ClevelandW

22-117-1

10/24/2010

Ryan Torain

at Chicago

W

21-125-0

11/19/2017

Samaje Perine

vs New OrleansL

23-117-1

11/23/2014

Alfred Morrisat San FranciscoL

21-125-1

11/18/1990

Earnest Byner

vs New OrleansW

26-116-0

11/12/1939

Andy Farkas

at Brooklyn

W

25-124-3

12/8/1991

Earnest Byner

at PhoenixW

25-116-0

10/26/1975

Mike Thomas

at ClevelandW

27-124-1

9/6/1993

Brian Mitchellvs DallasW

21-116-2

11/3/1985

George Rogers

at AtlantaW

16-124-1

12/22/2002

Ladell Betts

vs HoustonW

20-116-1

10/27/1996

Terry Allenvs IndianapolisW

22-124-3

11/26/2020

Antonio Gibson

at DallasW

20-115-3

11/10/1996

Terry Allenvs ArizonaL31-124-2

10/4/1933

Cliff Battles

at PittsburghW

13-115-1

11/5/2000

Stephen Davis

at ArizonaL30-124-1

12/22/1973

Larry Brown

at Minnesota

L29-115-1

9/24/2006

Ladell Betts

at HoustonW

16-124-1

10/7/1979

John Riggins

at PhiladelphiaL

23-115-1

12/3/2012

Alfred Morrisvs NY GiantsW

22-124-0

10/9/1983

John Riggins

at St. LouisW

22-115-3

10/28/1951

Rob Goodeat PhiladelphiaW27-123-1

9/28/1986

George Rogers

vs SeattleW

25-115-2

11/9/1975

Mike Thomas

at NY GiantsW

25-123-0

12/28/1986

George Rogers

vs LA Rams

W

29-115-1

1/8/1984

John Riggins

vs San FranciscoW

36-123-2

11/30/2003

Trung Canidate

vs New OrleansL

16-115-0

9/20/2015

Matt Jonesvs St. LouisW

19-123-2

10/7/2012

Alfred Morrisvs AtlantaL

18-115-0

11/6/1932

Oran Pape

vs Staten IslandW

4-122-1

9/27/1970

Larry Brown

at St. LouisL

17-114-1

10/21/1934

Cliff Battles

vs PhiladelphiaW

6-122-1

9/24/1978

John Riggins

vs NY Jets

W

21-114-0

12/17/1983

John Riggins

vs Giants

W30-122-1

11/11/1984

Keith Griffin

vs DetroitW

32-114-0

9/28/1997

Terry Allenvs JacksonvilleW

36-122-0

10/13/1985

John Riggins

vs DetroitW

21-114-3

11/14/1999

Stephen Davisat PhiladelphiaL25-122-2

10/22/2000

Stephen Davisat JacksonvilleW

24-114-2

12/9/1990

Earnest Byner

vs Chicago

W

28-121-0

11/15/2009

Ladell Betts

vs DenverW

26-114-1

10/1/1995

Terry Allenvs DallasW30-121-1

10/31/1971

Larry Brown

vs New OrleansW

20-113-0

9/11/2005

Clinton Portis

vs Chicago

W

21-121-0

10/1/1972

Larry Brown

at New EnglandL

20-113-0

9/28/2008

Clinton Portis

at DallasW

21-121-0

1/1/2012

Evan Royster

at PhiladelphiaL

20-113-0

11/3/2013

Alfred Morrisvs San DiegoW

25-121-1

9/30/2012

Alfred Morrisat Tampa BayW

21-113-1

9/13/2015

Alfred Morrisvs MiamiL

25-121-0

11/22/2012

Alfred Morrisat Dallas

W

24-113-1

9/23/2018

Adrian Peterson

vs Green BayW

19-120-2

10/27/1985

John Riggins

at ClevelandW

30-112-1

11/8/1953

Charley Justicevs Chi. Cardinals

W

15-120-0

11/3/1991

Earnest Byner

vs HoustonW

21-112-1

10/21/1979

John Riggins

vs PhiladelphiaW

19-120-0

12/18/2005

Clinton Portis

vs DallasW

23-112-0

9/20/1992

Earnest Byner

vs DetroitW

30-120-1

1/1/2006

Clinton Portis

at PhiladelphiaW

27-112-2

12/10/1995

Terry Allenat NY GiantsL

30-120-1

10/1/2006

Clinton Portis

vs JacksonvilleW

27-112-1

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Stephen Davisvs Arizona

Alfred Morris at NY Giants

W A S H I N G T O N

W

27-120-0

L

22-120-0

L

26-119-0

C O M M A N D E R S

milestone games
10/3/1971

Charlie Harraway

at DallasW

18-111-1

10/7/1985

George Rogers

vs St. LouisW

25-104-0

12/9/1984

John Riggins

at Dallas

9/11/1989

Gerald Riggs

vs NY GiantsW

24-111-1

9/7/1986

George Rogers

vs PhiladelphiaW

20-104-1

L

24-111-0

11/17/1986

George Rogers

vs San FranciscoW

24-104-1

9/1/1996

Terry Allenvs PhiladelphiaL

20-111-2

1/4/1992

Ricky Ervins

vs AtlantaW

23-104-1

11/29/2021
12/16/2001

Antonio Gibson

vs SeattleW

29-111-0

9/8/2002

Stephen Davisvs ArizonaW

26-104-1

Stephen Davisvs PhiladelphiaL24-111-1

11/26/2006

Ladell Betts

vs Carolina

W

24-104-0

12/30/2001

Stephen Davisat New OrleansW

21-111-1

12/30/2007

Clinton Portis

vs Dallas

W

25-104-2

10/1/1967

Bobby Mitchellvs NY GiantsW

21-110-1

10/24/1937

Cliff Battles

at PhiladelphiaW

34-103-0

10/4/1970

Larry Brown

at PhiladelphiaW

27-110-1

10/7/1985

John Riggins

vs St. LouisW

17-103-0

10/25/1970

Larry Brown

vs Cincinnati

W

22-110-0

10/9/2006

Clinton Portis

at DenverL

20-103-0

10/15/1972

Larry Brown

at St. LouisW

23-110-0

9/24/1950

Rob Goodeat Green Bay

L

8-102-1

10/5/1986

George Rogers

at New OrleansW

31-110-1

11/23/1969

Larry Brown

vs AtlantaW

23-102-1

10/22/1995

Terry Allenvs DetroitW

24-110-2

12/15/1974

Duane Thomas

vs Chicago

W8-102-1

12/9/2001

Stephen Davis

at ArizonaW

26-110-1

10/29/1950

Bill Dudleyat PhiladelphiaL11-101-0

11/3/2002

Kenny Watson

at SeattleW

23-110-0

10/11/1970

Larry Brown

vs DetroitW

22-101-1

12/22/2002

Kenny Watson

vs HoustonW

20-110-0

12/24/1972

Larry Brown

vs Green Bay

W

25-101-0

12/18/2004

Clinton Portis

at San FranciscoW

35-110-0

9/9/1991

Earnest Byner

at Dallas

W

22-101-0

9/15/1991

Earnest Byner

vs PhoenixW

23-109-1

9/29/1996

Terry Allenvs NY Jets

W

20-101-2

1/2/1993

Brian Mitchellat Minnesota

W

16-109-1

10/23/2005

Clinton Portis

vs San FranciscoW

19-101-3

9/12/1999

Stephen Davisvs DallasL

24-109-2

12/2/1951

Rob Goodevs PhiladelphiaL16-100-2

10/18/2009

Clinton Portis

vs Kansas CityW

15-109-0

11/21/1954

Billy Wells

at Cardinals

L

6-100-1

11/18/1951

Rob Goodeat PittsburghW

22-108-2

10/13/1975

Mike Thomas

vs St. LouisW

18-100-2

12/9/1951

Rob Goodeat Chi. CardinalsW

23-108-1

9/11/1983

John Riggins

at PhiladelphiaW

27-100-1

9/17/1978

John Riggins

at St. LouisW

16-108-0

11/5/1984

John Riggins

vs AtlantaW

32-100-2

12/24/2005

Clinton Portis

vs NY GiantsW

27-108-1

9/5/1988

Timmy Smith

at NY GiantsL

20-100-0

11/27/2011

Roy Helu, Jr.

at SeattleW

23-108-1

9/24/1989

Jamie Morrisat DallasW

26-100-1

11/3/2019

Adrian Peterson

at BuffaloL

18-108-0

10/8/1989

Earnest Byner

vs PhoenixW

14-100-0

11/6/1949

Pete Stout

vs PittsburghW

7-107-2

12/6/1992

Earnest Byner

at NY GiantsW

20-100-2

12/16/1951

Rob Goodevs PittsburghL

22-107-0

10/17/2010

Ryan Torain

vs IndianapolisL

20-100-2

11/22/1973

Charlie Harraway

at DetroitW

18-107-0

12/4/2011

Roy Helu, Jr.

vs NY JetsL

23-100-1

9/18/1988

Timmy Smith

vs PhiladelphiaW

31-107-1

1/3/2016

Alfred Morrisat DallasW

19-100-0

10/28/2001

Stephen Davis

vs NY GiantsW

29-107-0

11/23/2017

Samaje Perine

vs NY GiantsW

24-100-0

9/15/2013

Alfred Morrisat Green Bay

L

13-107-0

11/12/1972

Larry Brown

vs NY GiantsW

30-106-2

11/14/1976

Mike Thomas

at NY GiantsL

24-106-0

10/19/1969

Larry Brown

vs NY GiantsW

17-105-0

9/18/1972

Larry Brown

at Minnesota

W

21-105-1

11/7/1993

Reggie Brooks

vs IndianapolisW

21-105-0

12/11/2005

Clinton Portis

at ArizonaW

26-105-1

11/27/21

Brian Robinson Jr.

vs. AtlantaW

18-105-0

10/21/1951

Rob Goodevs CardinalsW

18-104-0

12/11/1955

Jim Monachinovs PittsburghW

15-104-0

12/5/1976

John Riggins

at NY Jets

W

19-104-1

10/13/1980

Wilbur Jackson

at DenverL

12-104-1

9/20/1981

Wilbur Jackson

at St. LouisL

22-104-0

9/30/1984

John Riggins

vs PhiladelphiaW28-104-1

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

247

milestone games
300-Yard Passing Games

10/12/2014

Kirk Cousins

at Arizona

L

Entering 2023 season — rookies stylized.

12/8/1962

Norm Sneadat Baltimore

L

Mark Rypien

vs Giants

L32-22-349-2-1

Date

Player

12/26/1999

Brad Johnson

10/30/2016

Kirk Cousins

38-24-354-2-3
33-18-350-3-3

Game

W/L/T

Att-Cmp-Yds-TD-INT

9/11/1989

at San FranciscoW

47-32-471-2-1

12/1/1985

Jay Schroeder

vs San FranciscoL58-30-348-0-2

56-38-458-2-1

9/21/2003

Patrick Ramsey

vs Giants

L45-23-348-2-1

Jason Campbell

at Dallas

L

54-33-348-2-1

at Cincinnati

T

11/24/2016

Kirk Cousins

at Dallas

L53-41-449-3-0

11/18/2007

10/31/1948

Sammy Baughvs BostonW

24-17-446-4-0

11/13/1966

Sonny Jurgensen

vs DallasL

46-26-347-3-0

Tony Banks

vs Carolina

W

30-17-346-1-1

11/10/1991

Mark Rypien

vs AtlantaW

31-16-442-6-0

12/21/2001

9/11/1988

Doug Williams

vs PittsburghW

52-30-430-2-1

12/22/1996

Gus Frerottevs Dallas

W

31-22-346-0-1

48-30-427-3-1

10/28/1962

Norm Snead

at Giants

L40-17-346-4-3

Gus Frerottevs Giants

L44-24-345-0-4

9/21/2014

Kirk Cousins

at Philadelphia

L

9/19/2010

Donovan McNabb

vs HoustonL

38-28-426-1-0

10/29/1995

11/17/1963

Norm Snead

vs PittsburghL

40-23-424-2-2

12/14/1947

Sammy Baughvs BostonW

41-25-343-3-1

40-22-420-1-2

9/21/1986

Jay Schroeder

at San DiegoW

36-16-341-1-0

Jason Campbell

at DetroitL41-27-340-2-1

10/27/1986

Jay Schroeder

at Giants

L

11/26/1967

Sonny Jurgensen

at ClevelandL

50-32-418-3-1

9/27/2009

10/2/1983

Joe Theismann

vs Raiders

W

39-23-417-3-0

1/31/1988

Doug Williams

vs DenverW

29-18-340-4-1

Joe Theismann

vs BaltimoreW

36-23-339-2-1

11/28/1965

Sonny Jurgensen

vs Dallas

W

43-26-411-3-2

12/13/1981

11/26/1989

Mark Rypien

vs Chicago

W

47-30-401-4-1

11/2/1969

Sonny Jurgensen

at Baltimore

L

38-28-339-2-2

39-27-398-2-0

11/16/1969

Sonny Jurgensen

vs DallasL

35-24-338-4-4

Brad Johnson

vs Carolina

W

33-20-337-4-0

10/17/1983

Joe Theismann

at Green Bay

L

11/30/2014

Colt McCoy

at IndianapolisL

47-31-392-3-0

10/3/1999

11/15/2020

Alex Smithat DetroitL38-55-390-0-0

9/18/2022

Carson Wentz

at DetroitL

46-30-337-3-1

37-25-388-4-1

1/2/2011

Rex Grossman

at Giants

L44-26-336-2-1

Robert Griffin III

vs Cowboys

L41-27-336-1-2

9/20/1981

Joe Theismann

at St. LouisL

10/11/1964

Sonny Jurgensen

vs PhiladelphiaW

33-22-385-5-2

12/28/2014

9/20/1998

Trent Greenat SeattleL

54-27-383-2-2

9/16/21

Taylor Heinicke

vs NY GiantsW

46-34-336-2-1

Ed Rubbertvs St. LouisW

24-14-334-3-1

9/12/1999

Brad Johnson

vs DallasL

33-20-382-2-0

10/4/1987

9/12/1982

Joe Theismann

at PhiladelphiaW39-28-382-3-0

10/22/1967

Sonny Jurgensen

at Rams

T

41-18-334-4-0

49-30-382-4-1

10/8/1989

Mark Rypien

vs PhoenixW

42-23-333-3-1

Norm Snead

vs Baltimore

L

33-18-332-1-2

11/22/1998

Trent Greenvs Cardinals

L

9/18/1994

John Friesz

at Giants

L50-32-381-2-2

12/1/1963

12/15/2013

Kirk Cousins

at AtlantaL45-29-381-3-2

9/23/2019

Case Keenumvs Chicago

L43-40-332-2-3

44-30-380-3-0

9/10/1984

Joe Theismann

at San FranciscoL43-24-331-2-0

Jay Schroeder

vs Giants

W

46-28-331-3-2

9/8/2019

Case Keenumat PhiladelphiaL

11/2/1986

Jay Schroeder

vs Minnesota

W

47-24-378-2-1

11/29/1987

10/31/1943

Sammy Baughat Brooklyn

W

28-16-376-6-3

10/16/2005

Mark Brunellat Kansas City

L

41-25-331-3-0

Kirk Cousins

vs San FranciscoW37-25-330-2-1

11/21/2010

Donovan McNabb

at TennesseeW50-30-376-1-1

10/15/2017

11/20/2016

Kirk Cousins

vs Green BayW

30-21-375-3-0

10/1/2006

Mark Brunellvs JacksonvilleW

30-18-329-3-1

30-42-367-3-1

12/16/2012

Kirk Cousins

at ClevelandW

37-26-329-2-1

Robert Griffin III

vs PhiladelphiaL49-30-329-2-2

12/6/2009

Jason Campbell

vs New OrleansL

12/3/1967

Sonny Jurgensen

vs Philadelphia

T50-30-366-4-2

9/9/2013

9/24/2017

Kirk Cousins

vs OaklandW

30-25-365-3-0

1/10/2016

Kirk Cousins

vs Green Bay

L

46-29-329-1-0

46-31-365-4-0

9/12/2016

Kirk Cousins

vs PittsburghL

43-30-329-0-2

Jason Campbell

at DetroitW

28-23-328-1-0

12/26/2015

Kirk Cousins

at Philadelphia

W

9/28/1947

Sammy Baughat PhiladelphiaL

34-21-364-5-2

10/26/2008

10/29/1989

Mark Rypien

at Raiders

L

53-27-364-1-3

9/8/2002

Shane Matthews

vs ArizonaW

40-28-327-3-1

Kirk Cousins

vs Minnesota

L45-26-327-1-1

9/18/2016

Kirk Cousins

vs DallasL

46-28-364-1-1

11/12/2017

11/4/1990

Jeff Rutledge

at DetroitW42-30-363-1-0

10/15/1967

Sonny Jurgensen

at AtlantaT41-28-326-3-2

48-27-361-1-3

9/22/2013

Robert Griffin III

vs DetroitL50-32-326-0-1

Alex Smith

vs. GiantsL

24-32-325-1-3

1/12/1991

Mark Rypien

at San FranciscoL

10/9/2022

Carson Wentz

vs. TennesseeL38-25-359-2-1

11/08/2020

10/10/2010

Donovan McNabb

vs Green Bay

L

49-26-357-1-1

11/17/1991

Mark Rypien

at PittsburghW

28-21-325-2-0

39-25-356-2-0

11/23/1986

Jay Schroeder

vs DallasW

31-16-325-2-1

Joe Theismannvs DallasL38-28-325-2-1

9/14/2003

Patrick Ramsey

at AtlantaW

11/23/1947

Sammy Baughvs Cardinals

W

33-25-355-6-2

9/5/1983

12/12/1948

Sammy Baughat New YorkW

42-25-354-3-3

9/27/2004

Mark Brunellvs DallasL43-25-325-2-0

9/17/1967

Sonny Jurgensen

at PhiladelphiaL46-25-324-1-0

10/31/1983

Joe Theismann

at San DiegoW

46-25-324-1-1

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milestone games
11/15/2015

Kirk Cousins

vs New OrleansW

25-20-324-4-0

9/30/2012

Robert Griffin III

at Tampa BayW

35-26-323-2-0

10/9/2005

Mark Brunellat DenverL

53-30-322-2-0

12/19/2010

Rex Grossman

at DallasL43-25-322-4-2

11/19/2017

Kirk Cousins

at New OrleansL

32-22-322-3-0

9/14/2008

Jason Campbell

vs New OrleansW

36-24-321-1-0

12/7/1975

Billy Kilmer

at AtlantaW

38-25-320-3-1

10/13/2002

Patrick Ramsey

vs New OrleansL

43-21-320-1-4

9/9/2012

Robert Griffin III

at New OrleansW

26-19-320-2-0

9/15/2013

Robert Griffin III

at Green Bay

L

40-26-320-3-1

11/29/1964

Sonny Jurgensen

vs Giants

W

43-24-319-4-0

12/20/2015

Kirk Cousins

vs BuffaloW

28-22-319-4-0

9/13/1981

Joe Theismann

vs Giants

L48-27-318-1-1

10/25/2015

Kirk Cousins

vs Tampa BayW

40-33-317-3-0

9/24/2015

Kirk Cousins

at Giants

L49-30-316-1-2

12/19/2016

Kirk Cousins

vs Carolina

L47-32-315-0-1

10/20/2020

Dwayne Haskins Jr.

vs. Baltimore

L

32-45-314-0-0

11/27/2011

Rex Grossman

at SeattleW

35-26-314-2-2

11/14/1999

Brad Johnson

at PhiladelphiaL

33-18-313-2-3

9/11/2022

Carson Wentz

vs JacksonvilleW

41-27-313-4-2

11/25/1984

Joe Theismann

vs BuffaloW

33-26-311-2-1

11/18/1990

Mark Rypien

vs New OrleansW

38-26-311-4-0

10/20/1963

Norm Snead

at PittsburghL

28-13-309-1-3

9/26/1971

Billy Kilmer

at Giants

W

32-23-309-2-0

12/7/1986

Jay Schroeder

vs Giants

L

51-28-309-1-6

12/11/1966

Sonny Jurgensen

at Dallas

W

33-18-308-3-1

11/23/1987

Doug Williams

vs Rams

L

46-24-308-2-1

12/11/1949

Sammy Baughat Rams

L

48-29-308-3-2

10/19/1980

Joe Theismann

vs St. LouisW

31-21-307-2-1

11/22/1964

Sonny Jurgensen

vs DallasW

33-20-307-1-1

11/4/2018Alex Smith

vs AtlantaL46-30-306-1-1

11/9/1980

Joe Theismann

at Chicago

L

34-24-305-2-2

9/11/2011

Rex Grossman

vs Giants

W

34-21-305-2-0

11/22/2012

Robert Griffin III

at DallasW

27-19-304-4-1

10/16/1988

Mark Rypien

vs PhoenixW

27-15-303-4-1

10/13/1974

Sonny Jurgensen

vs MiamiW

39-26-303-2-3

9/25/1988

Mark Rypien

at PhoenixL

41-26-303-3-1

10/23/2017

Kirk Cousins

at PhiladelphiaL40-30-303-3-1

1/1/1984

Joe Theismann

vs RamsW

23-18-302-2-0

11/7/1976

Joe Theismann

at San FranciscoW

32-20-302-3-2

12/10/1989

Mark Rypien

vs San DiegoW

39-23-302-2-1

11/29/2015

Kirk Cousins

vs Giants

W

29-20-302-1-0

11/2/1975

Billy Kilmer

vs DallasW

39-21-301-3-4

11/25/2007

Jason Campbell

at Tampa Bay

L

49-30-301-1-2

10/23/2016

Kirk Cousins

at DetroitL39-30-301-1-0

11/23/1969

Sonny Jurgensen

vs AtlantaW32-26-300-2-1

12/13/2015

Kirk Cousins

at Chicago

W

31-24-300-1-1

2 0 2 3

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249

milestone games
100-Yard Receieving Games
Date

Player

Game

W/L/T

12/24/2005

Santana Moss

vs NY GiantsW

5-160-3

Rec-Yds-TD

9/12/1999

Michael Westbrookvs DallasL

5-159-1

Santana Mossat DallasW

5-159-2W

5-158-2

10/4/1987

Anthony Allenvs St. LouisW

7-255-3

9/19/2005

10/27/1986

Gary Clark

at NY GiantsL

11-241-1

10/31/1948

Dick Todd

vs Boston

12/15/1985

Art Monkvs Cincinnati

W

13-230-1

10/28/1962

Bobby Mitchellat NY GiantsL

5-158-2

11/17/1963

Bobby Mitchellvs PittsburghL

11-218-2

10/14/1962

Bobby Mitchellat St. LouisT

7-158-1

10/31/1943

Wilbur Moore

at Brooklyn

W

7-213-2

10/29/1989

Ricky Sanders

at LA Raiders

L12-158-1

9/28/1947

Hugh Taylor

at PhiladelphiaL

8-212-3

10/6/2014

DeSean Jacksonvs SeattleL

5-157-1

10/22/2000

Albert Connell

at JacksonvilleW

7-211-3

12/26/1982

Charlie Brown

at New OrleansW

4-156-2

Charley Taylor

vs DallasL

6-155-1W

9-155-1

10/21/2001

Rod Gardner

vs Carolina

W

6-208-1

11/16/1969

11/10/1991

Gary Clark

vs AtlantaW

4-203-3

11/10/1974

Charley Taylor

at Philadelphia

9/10/1984

Art Monk

at San FranciscoL

10-200-0

9/17/1989

Gary Clark

vs PhiladelphiaL

4-153-2

11/7/1976

Frank Grant

at San FranciscoW

11-200-0

10/21/1973

Charley Taylor

vs St. LouisW

7-153-1

11/13/1966

Charley Taylor

vs DallasL

11-199-2

12/20/2015

DeSean Jacksonvs BuffaloW

6-153-1

12/8/1963

Bobby Mitchellat NY GiantsL

8-197-1

11/14/1999

Michael Westbrookat PhiladelphiaL

4-152-1

9/18/1994

Henry Ellard

at NY GiantsL

10-197-1

11/23/1986

Gary Clark

vs DallasW

8-152-1

Henry Ellard

at New EnglandW

8-152-1

12/7/1952

Hugh Taylor

at NY GiantsW

6-196-3

10/13/1996

12/12/1948

Hugh Taylor

at NY GiantsW

9-194-2

11/26/1989

Art Monkvs Chicago

W

9-152-2

1/31/1988

Ricky Sanders

vs DenverW

9-193-2

9/17/1950

Hugh Taylor

at BaltimoreW

5-150-3

10/20/1985

Gary Clark

at NY GiantsL

11-193-0

10/2/1966

Bobby Mitchellvs PittsburghW

6-150-2

12/11/1994

Henry Ellard

at ArizonaL

8-191-1

12/1/1985

Art Monkvs San Francisco

L

8-150-0

12/13/1987

Gary Clark

vs Dallas

W

9-187-1

09/24/2017

Chris Thompson

vs OaklandW

6-150-1

10/11/1964

Bobby Mitchellvs PhiladelphiaW

12-183-2

12/23/1989

Gary Clark

at SeattleW

9-149-1

Charley Taylor

at Los AngelesT

3-148-1

10/2/1983

Charlie Brown

vs LA Raiders

W

11-180-1

10/22/1967

9/14/2003

Laveranues Colesat AtlantaW

11-180-1

12/13/1981

Art Monkvs BaltimoreW

7-148-1

9/27/2009

Santana Moss

at DetroitL

10-178-1

9/30/1962

Bobby Mitchellvs St. LouisW

7-147-2

9/21/1986

Art Monk

at San DiegoW

7-174-0

11/27/1983

Charlie Brown

vs PhiladelphiaW

7-147-1

10/20/1963

Bobby Mitchellat PittsburghL4-173-0

10/21/1962

Bobby Mitchellat PhiladelphiaW

8-147-2

10/16/2005

Santana Moss

at Kansas City

L

10-173-2

12/31/1972

Charley Taylor

vs DallasW

7-146-2

11/3/2013

Pierre Garçon

vs San DiegoW

7-172-0

11/19/1939

Andy Farkas

vs Chi. CardinalsW

3-145-2

Charley Taylor

at DallasW

4-145-1

1/1/1984

Charlie Brown

vs LA Rams

W

6-171-0

12/11/1966

9/24/1961

Fred Duganat PhiladelphiaL

6-168-1

9/11/1988

Ricky Sanders

vs PittsburghW

5-145-1

Virgil Seay

vs DetroitW

8-145-0L

8-145-1

11/19/1961

Bill Anderson

at DallasT

10-168-0

11/8/1981

11/4/1990

Art Monk

at DetroitW

13-168-0

10/29/1989

Gary Clark

at LA Raiders

12/17/1989

Ricky Sanders

at AtlantaW

7-167-0

12/3/1967

Jerry Smith

vs PhiladelphiaT9-145-2

9/27/2004

Rod Gardner

vs DallasL

10-167-2

9/8/2008

Santana Mossat DallasW

8-145-0

11/10/1991

Art Monkvs AtlantaW

7-164-2

9/21/1986

Gary Clark

at San DiegoW

6-144-1

Harold Crisler

at NY Bulldogs

T8-144-0

10/10/1965

Bobby Mitchellvs St. LouisL

8-164-1

10/30/1949

12/26/1987

Ricky Sanders

at MinnesotaW

8-164-2

9/17/1967

Charley Taylor

at PhiladelphiaL

8-144-0

Pierre Garçon

vs DallasL

11-144-1

9/14/2008

Santana Mossvs New OrleansW

7-164-1

12/23/2013

1/12/1991

Art Monk

at San FranciscoL

10-163-1

9/11/1989

Ricky Sanders

vs NY GiantsL

6-143-1

9/9/2007

Antwaan Randle Elvs MiamiW

5-162-0

10/26/1947

Eddie Saenz

vs Chicago

L

9-143-1

9/25/1994

Henry Ellard

vs AtlantaL

6-162-1

9/15/2013

Pierre Garçon

at Green Bay

L

8-143-1

10/28/1945

Steve Bagarus

at NY GiantsW

8-162-0

10/4/1958

John Carson

at Cardinals

L8-142-1

9/30/1990

Gary Clark

at PhoenixW

8-162-2

9/24/1950

Howie Livingston

at Green Bay

L

4-141-2

12/12/1937

Wayne Millner

at Chicago

W

9-160-2

10/2/1988

Ricky Sanders

vs NY GiantsL

7-141-2

250

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

milestone games
10/7/1984

Art Monk

at IndianapolisW

8-141-3

9/20/1981

Art Monk

at St. LouisL

4-128-1

11/23/2017

Jamison Crowdervs NY GiantsW

7-141-1

12/4/1988

Ricky Sanders

at PhiladelphiaW

10-128-1

12/16/1962

Dick Jamesvs PittsburghL

5-140-2

11/10/1940

Dick Todd

at Brooklyn

L

7-126-0

11/20/1983

Charlie Brown

at LA Rams

W

8-140-1

11/14/22

Terry McLaurin

at PhiladelphiaW

8-128-0

10/3/1999

Michael Westbrookvs Carolina

W

8-140-2

11/24/1996

Michael Westbrookvs San FranciscoL

7-126-0

10/26/2008

Santana Moss

at DetroitW

9-140-1

1/11/1987

Art Monk

at NY GiantsL

8-126-0

11/2/1952

Hugh Taylor

vs PittsburghL

4-139-1

12/20/2014

DeSean Jacksonvs PhiladelphiaW

4-126-0

11/28/1965

Charley Taylor

vs DallasW

7-139-1

9/26/1971

Charley Taylor

at NY GiantsW

6-125-2

10/10/1976

Frank Grant

vs Kansas City

L

8-138-1

10/24/1971

Charley Taylor

at Kansas City

L

7-125-2

10/1/2006

Santana Mossvs JacksonvilleW

4-138-3

12/26/1999

Michael Westbrookat San FranciscoW

7-125-1

9/21/2014

Pierre Garçon

at PhiladelphiaL11-138-1

11/23/1997

Michael Westbrookvs NY GiantsT

9-125-0

9/12/1999

Albert Connell

vs DallasL

4-137-1

11/9/2003

Laveranues Coles

vs SeattleW

5-125-1

1/8/1984

Charlie Brown

vs San FranciscoW

5-137-1

9/8/2019

Terry McLaurin

at PhiladelphiaL5-125-1

12/18/1966

Jerry Smith

vs PhiladelphiaL

7-137-2

9/20/2020

Terry McLaurin

at ArizonaL

7-125-1

12/13/1971

Roy Jefferson

at Los AngelesW

8-137-2

11/4/2018

Maurice Harrisvs AtlantaL

10-124-0

10/9/1949

Hugh Taylor

vs NY GiantsL

4-136-2

11/28/1982

Charlie Brown

vs PhiladelphiaW

3-124-1

12/16/1984

Art Monkvs St. LouisW

11-136-2

11/27/1966

Charley Taylor

vs NY GiantsW

6-124-2

10/27/2014

DeSean Jackson

at Dallas

W

6-136-0

10/11/1970

Charley Taylor

vs DetroitW

6-124-2

12/7/1975

Frank Grant

at AtlantaW

5-135-1

11/9/1980

Art Monk

at Chicago

L

8-124-0

9/16/1962

Bobby Mitchellat DallasT

6-135-2

11/26/1989

Gary Clark

vs Chicago

W

8-124-1

10/29/1995

Leslie Shepherd

vs NY GiantsL

7-135-0

9/6/1981

Joe Washington

vs DallasL

10-124-1

11/22/1998

Michael Westbrookvs ArizonaL

10-135-3

9/26/2010

Santana Moss

at St. LouisL

6-124-1

10/3/1999

Albert Connell

vs Carolina

W

5-134-2

9/27/1959

Bill Anderson

at Chi. Cardinals

L

6-123-0

10/1/1972

Charley Taylor

at New EnglandL

7-134-2

11/2/1986

Gary Clark

vs Minnesota

W

6-123-1

9/12/1982

Art Monk

at PhiladelphiaW

8-134-1

9/27/1981

Terry Metcalf

at PhiladelphiaL8-123-0

9/30/1979

Danny Buggs

at AtlantaW

10-134-0

10/3/21

Terry McLaurin

at AtlantaW

6-123-2

10/20/2013

Jordan Reed

vs Chicago

W

9-134-1

11/26/1967

Charley Taylor

at ClevelandL

11-123-2

9/20/1998

Michael Westbrookat SeattleL

7-132-2

12/3/2006

Santana Mossvs AtlantaL7-123-1

11/4/1990

Gary Clark

at DetroitW

8-132-1

11/30/2014

Jordan Reedat IndianapolisL

9-123-0

9/23/1973

Charley Taylor

at St. LouisL

9-132-1

10/29/2017

Jamison Crowdervs DallasL

9-123-0

11/4/1990

Ricky Sanders

at DetroitW

11-132-0

12/8/1962

Leroy Jackson

at Baltimore

L

3-122-1

12/17/1989

Art Monk

at AtlantaW

6-131-2

9/15/1963

Bobby Mitchellat ClevelandL

4-122-1

9/8/2002

Rod Gardner

vs ArizonaW

7-131-1

9/24/2000

Albert Connell

at NY GiantsW

4-122-0

11/18/1990

Gary Clark

vs New OrleansW

8-131-2

12/8/2002

Derrius Thompson

vs NY GiantsL

6-122-0

11/15/2015

Matt Jonesvs New OrleansW

3-131-1

12/30/1984

Art Monkvs Chicago

L

10-122-0

12/6/1987

Gary Clark

at St. LouisW

5-130-1

10/3/2004

Laveranues Colesat ClevelandL

7-122-0

12/4/1994

Desmond Howardat Tampa Bay

L

5-130-1

10/24/2021

Terry McLaurin

at Green Bay

L

7-122-0

9/26/1948

Harold Crisler

vs PittsburghW

6-130-0

10/22/1950

Hugh Taylor

vs Chi. Cardinals

L

4-121-3

11/18/1985

Art Monkvs NY GiantsW

7-130-0

9/15/1968

Gerry Allenat Chicago

W

4-121-1

11/17/1991

Art Monk

at PittsburghW

8-130-1

10/10/1943

Wilbur Moore

vs Brooklyn

W

5-121-2

12/7/1986

Kelvin Bryant

vs NY GiantsL

13-130-1

11/26/2000

James Thrash

vs PhiladelphiaL

5-121-1

12/15/2019

Terry McLaurin

vs PhiladelphiaL5-130-1

11/9/1958

Jim Podoleyvs Chi. CardinalsW

5-121-2

12/15/1991

Gary Clark

vs NY GiantsW

3-129-2

11/18/2007

Santana Mossat DallasL

9-121-1

12/13/1986

Art Monk

at DenverL

6-129-1

11/13/1988

Craig McEwen

vs Chicago

L

3-120-0

15/15/2013

Pierre Garçon

at AtlantaL7-129-1

12/13/1970

Jon Henderson

vs PhiladelphiaW

6-120-1

12/26/2015

Jordan Reedat PhiladelphiaW9-129-2

12/17/1988

Ricky Sanders

at Cincinnati

L

6-120-1

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10/8/1961

Fred Dugan

at ClevelandL

7-120-0

10/30/22

Terry McLaurin

at IndianapolisW

6-113-0

11/2/2014

DeSean Jackson

12/13/2015

Jordan Reedat Minnesota

L

4-120-1

1/26/1992

Art Monkvs Buffalo

W

7-113-0

at Chicago

W9-120-1

11/30/1947

Bob Nussbaumer

at BostonL

8-113-1

1/10/2016

Jordan Reed

12/15/1974

Frank Grant

vs Green Bay

L

9-120-1

10/15/1939

Andy Farkas

vs PittsburghW

3-112-1

vs Chicago

W

4-119-0

10/13/1963

Bobby Mitchellvs PhiladelphiaL

3-112-2

11/19/1978

John McDanielvs St. LouisL

4-119-1

10/22/1995

Henry Ellard

vs DetroitW

6-112-1

11/14/1948

Harold Crisler

vs DetroitW

5-119-0

11/29/1987

Gary Clark

vs NY GiantsW

7-112-1

11/8/1987

Gary Clark

at PhiladelphiaL

5-119-1

10/23/2005

Santana Moss

vs San FranciscoW

5-112-1

10/20/1996

Henry Ellard

vs NY GiantsW

5-119-0

10/19/1952

Hugh Taylor

at PittsburghW

3-111-2

12/11/1983

Art Monk

at DallasW

6-119-1

10/3/1949

Hugh Taylor

at PittsburghW

5-111-2

9/18/1966

Bobby Mitchellat St. LouisL

9-119-1

11/18/1979

Danny Buggs

vs Dallas

W

5-111-0

11/7/2013

Pierre Garçon

at Minnesota

L

7-119-1

10/29/1995

Henry Ellard

vs NY GiantsL

6-111-0

12/7/1947

Eddie Saenz

at NY GiantsL

7-118-1

10/13/1974

Roy Jefferson

vs MiamiW

7-111-1

10/16/1949

Harold Crisler

vs NY Bulldogs

W

7-118-3

10/2/1954

Hugh Taylor

at PittsburghL

8-111-0

12/12/1965

Bobby Mitchellvs NY GiantsL

8-118-1

11/6/1966

Charley Taylor

at Baltimore

L

8-111-1

12/21/1985

Gary Clark

at St. LouisW

8-118-1

12/18/2004

Rod Gardnerat San FranciscoW

6-111-0

12/7/1980

Clarence Harmon

vs San DiegoW

12-118-0

12/19/2016

DeSean Jacksonvs Carolina

L

7-111-0

9/14/2003

Rod Gardnerat AtlantaW

9-118-1

12/16/1984

Calvin Muhammad

vs St. LouisW

5-110-0

10/10/2010

Santana Mossvs Green Bay

L

7-118-0

10/8/1995

Henry Ellard

at PhiladelphiaL5-110-2

11/24/2016

DeSean Jackson

at DallasL

4-118-1

11/23/1969

Charlie Harraway

vs AtlantaW

6-110-1

10/4/2020

Terry McLaurin

vs. Baltimore

L

10-118-0

11/8/2020

Cam Sims

vs. NY GiantsL

3-110-0

10/29/1944

Joe Aguirre

vs Chi. CardinalsW

3-117-2

1/8/1983

Alvin Garrett

vs DetroitW

6-110-3

11/25/1962

Dick Jamesvs NY GiantsL

5-117-2

11/29/1998

Stephen Davisat OaklandW

7-110-1

9/24/1937

Wayne Millner

vs Chi. Cardinals

L

7-117-0

10/17/1999

Albert Connell

at ArizonaW

8-110-0

11/29/1964

Preston Carpenter

vs NY GiantsW

7-117-1

10/12/1969

Bob Longvs St. LouisW

9-110-0

9/21/2014

DeSean Jackson

at PhiladelphiaL

5-117-1

1/3/2010

Malcolm Kelly

at San DiegoL

5-109-0

11/28/1968

Jerry Smith

at DallasL

6-116-1

11/21/1948

Harold Crisler

at PhiladelphiaL

2-109-2

12/13/1998

Albert Connell

at Carolina

W

8-116-1

11/9/1975

Frank Grant

at NY GiantsW

2-109-1

12/1/1985

Gary Clark

vs San FranciscoL

10-116-0

11/29/1970

Walt Roberts

vs NY GiantsL

4-109-1

10/9/2005

Santana Moss

at DenverL

8-116-0

9/14/1998

Michael Westbrookvs San Francisco

L

5-109-0

11/20/2016

Pierre Garcon

vs Green Bay

W

6-116-1

10/30/1949

Hugh Taylor

at NY Bulldogs

T

6-109-1

9/13/1964

Bobby Mitchellvs ClevelandL

4-115-0

12/8/1985

Art Monk

at PhiladelphiaW

7-109-0

11/8/2020

Terry McLaurin

vs. NY GiantsL

7-115-1

10/5/2008

Chris Cooley

at PhiladelphiaW

8-109-1

11/29/1984

Calvin Muhammad

at Minnesota

W

5-115-1

9/9/2012

Pierre Garçon

at New OrleansW

4-109-2

12/30/2007

Santana Moss

vs Dallas

W

8-115-1

1/3/2016

Jamison Crowder

at DallasW

5-109-1

11/20/2011

Jabar Gaffney

vs DallasL

7-115-1

12/26/1943

Wilbur Moore

at Chicago

L

5-108-0

10/12/2014

DeSean Jackson

at ArizonaL

3-115-1

12/6/1959

Bill Anderson

vs PhiladelphiaL

5-108-1

11/17/1968

Charley Taylor

vs DallasL

5-114-2

12/5/1999

Michael Westbrookat DetroitL

5-108-1

10/15/1967

Bobby Mitchellat AtlantaT

6-114-1

10/23/1994

Henry Ellard

at IndianapolisW

6-108-0

9/24/1989

Art Monk

at Dallas

W

6-114-0

10/19/1987

Craig McEwen

at DallasW

7-108-0

1/26/1992

Gary Clark

vs BuffaloW

7-114-1

11/23/1969

Bob Longvs AtlantaW

10-108-0

12/20/1992

Ricky Sanders

at PhiladelphiaL

7-114-1

10/23/2016

Jamison Crowder

at DetroitL

7-108-0

12/2/1962

Bobby Mitchellvs PhiladelphiaL

8-114-0

11/22/1964

Angelo Coia

vs DallasW

6-107-1

12/24/2016

DeSean Jackson

at Chicago

W

5-114-0

9/1/1991

Gary Clark

vs DetroitW

6-107-1

10/2/1953

Hugh Taylor

at PhiladelphiaT

4-113-2

12/8/1962

Bobby Mitchellat Baltimore

L

7-107-0

11/8/1964

Bobby Mitchellat ClevelandL

7-113-2

11/20/1994

Desmond Howardat DallasL

7-107-1

11/22/1998

Leslie Shepherd

vs ArizonaL

7-107-1

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10/30/2016

Jamison Crowderat Cincinnati

T

9-107-1

10/31/1948

Tom Farmer

vs BostonW

5-103-0

Bobby Mitchellvs San FranciscoW

5-103-0

9/16/21

Terry McLaurin

vs. NY GiantsW

11-107-1

11/12/1967

10/4/1959

Bill Anderson

at PittsburghW

3-106-1

11/10/1985

Art Monkvs DallasL5-103-0

Art Monkvs SeattleW

5-103-0

11/3/1940

James Johnston

vs PittsburghW

4-106-2

9/28/1986

11/2/1958

Joe Walton

at PittsburghL

4-106-1

11/18/1945

Steve Bagarus

vs Chicago

W

6-103-1

Paul McKee

vs Cardinals

W

7-103-2

10/4/1992

Gary Clark

at Phoenix

L4-106-0

11/23/1947

12/12/1954

Hugh Taylor

vs Chi. Cardinals

W

5-106-3

12/8/1968

Jerry Smith

vs ClevelandL

7-103-1

9/28/1975

Roy Jefferson

vs NY GiantsW

5-106-2

12/11/1988

Art Monkvs DallasL7-103-0

Santana Moss

vs NY GiantsL

6-103-1

12/26/1999

Albert Connell

at San FranciscoW

5-106-0

12/30/2006

11/26/1967

Bobby Mitchellat ClevelandL

6-106-1

11/21/2021

Terry McLaurin

at Carolina

W

5-103-1

Hugh Taylor

vs PittsburghL

4-102-1

11/3/1985

Art Monk

at AtlantaW

6-106-1

10/1/1950

10/1/1967

Charley Taylor

vs NY GiantsW

7-106-0

10/26/1947

Joe Duckworth

vs Chicago

L

5-102-2

Art Monkvs Minnesota

W

6-102-1

9/20/1981

Ricky Thompson

at St. LouisL

7-106-2

11/2/1986

10/31/1983

Art Monk

at San DiegoW

7-106-0

11/5/2000

James Thrash

at ArizonaL

6-102-0

9/16/1990

Gary Clark

at San FranciscoL7-106-0

10/22/1967

Jerry Smith

at Los AngelesT

7-102-3Charley Taylor

at OaklandL

7-102-1

10/13/1991

Art Monkvs ClevelandW

7-106-1

10/19/1970

9/4/2003

Laveranues Coles

vs NY Jets

W

5-106-0

11/26/1967

A.D. Whitfieldat ClevelandL

8-102-0

Gary Clark

vs PhiladelphiaW

8-102-0W

8-102-1

11/13/2011

Leonard Hankerson

at MiamiL

8-106-0

9/13/1987

11/21/2010

Santana Moss

at TennesseeW

6-106-1

10/8/1989

Art Monkvs Phoenix

12/3/2012

Pierre Garçon

vs NY GiantsW

8-106-1

9/12/2016

DeSean Jacksonvs PittsburghL

6-102-0

Jamison Crowdervs Green Bay

W

3-102-1

12/14/1958

Bill Anderson

vs PhiladelphiaW

3-105-1

11/20/2016

10/9/1966

Charley Taylor

vs AtlantaW

3-105-1

12/11/2016

DeSean Jackson

at PhiladelphiaW

3-102-1

Terry McLaurin

vs PhiladelphiaL9-102-0

12/16/1973

Larry Brown

vs PhiladelphiaW

3-105-3

9/25/2022

10/17/1983

Art Monk

at Green Bay

L

5-105-0

10/13/1940

Dick Todd

vs Chi. CardinalsW

2-101-1

Logan Thomas

vs. SeattleL

13-101-0

11/2/1975

Frank Grant

vs Dallas

W

6-105-1

12/20/2020

11/11/1984

Calvin Muhammad

vs DetroitW

7-105-0

9/11/1989

Gary Clark

vs NY GiantsL

6-101-0

9/4/1994

Henry Ellard

vs SeattleL

7-105-0

10/31/1983

Charlie Brown

at San DiegoW

8-101-0

Jerry Smith

vs San FranciscoW

9-101-2

9/21/2003

Laveranues Coles

vs NY GiantsL

7-105-0

11/12/1967

10/14/2007

Chris Cooley

at Green Bay

L

9-105-1

9/5/1983

Alvin Garrett

vs DallasL10-101-0

Devin Thomasvs New OrleansL

7-100-2

9/11/2011

Fred Davis

vs NY GiantsW

5-105-0

12/6/2009

11/6/2011

Roy Helu, Jr.

vs San FranciscoL

14-105-0

11/15/1953

Hugh Taylor

vs Chicago

L

2-100-1

Joe Aguirre

at Brooklyn

W

4-100-2

12/4/2022

Terry McLaurin

at NY GiantsT

8-105-1

10/31/1943

10/15/2017

Chris Thompson

vs San FranciscoW

4-105-0

11/3/1963

Bobby Mitchellat DallasL5-100-0Charley Taylor

at NY GiantsL

5-100-1

12/19/2022

Jahan Dotson

vs NY GiantsL

4-105-1

11/15/1970

10/9/2022

Dyami Brown

vs TennesseeL2-105-2

10/13/1957

John Carson

vs NY GiantsL

6-100-1

11/18/2001

Michael Westbrookat DenverW

9-104-1

10/22/1972

Larry Brown

vs DallasW7-100-1

Art Monkvs DallasL

7-100-0

10/13/1957

Jim Podoleyvs NY GiantsL

3-104-1

12/5/1982

12/11/1988

Terry Orrvs DallasL

3-104-1

9/7/1986

Gary Clark

vs PhiladelphiaW7-100-0

Gary Clark

at San FranciscoL7-100-0

9/27/1998

Michael Westbrookvs DenverL

3-104-1

1/9/1993

10/28/1984

Art Monk

at NY GiantsL

4-104-0

11/10/2002

Rod Gardnerat JacksonvilleL

7-100-1

Antwaan Randle El

vs DetroitW

7-100-0

10/6/1957

John Carson

at Cardinals

W

5-104-1

10/7/2007

10/14/1984

Calvin Muhammad

vs DallasW

5-104-1

12/19/2010

Anthony Armstrong

at DallasL5-100-0

12/13/1981

Virgil Seay

vs BaltimoreW

7-104-1

10/13/2019

Terry McLaurin

at MiamiW

4-100-2

10/4/1970

Jerry Smith

at PhiladelphiaW

8-104-1

11/25/1984

Art Monkvs BuffaloW

11-104-1

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Milestone Facts and Figures

Since 1960 (Regular Season)

TOP TEN: 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6t
6t
6t
9t
9t

Player
Clinton Portis
John Riggins
Larry Brown
Stephen Davis
Alfred Morris
Earnest Byner
George Rogers
Terry Allen
Cliff Battles
Ladell Betts

No. of Games
26
25
21
19
13
12
12
12
9
9

TOP TEN: 300-YARD PASSING GAMES
Rank
1
2
3
4
5t
5t
5t
8
9
10t
10t
10t

PlayerNo. of Games
Kirk Cousins
25
Sonny Jurgensen
15
Joe Theismann
14Mark Rypien
11
Sammy Baugh7
Jay Schroeder
7
Robert Griffin III
7
Jason Campbell
6
Norm Snead				5
Brad Johnson
4Mark Brunell
4
Rex Grossman
4
TOP TEN: 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8t
8t
10

PlayerNo. of GamesArt Monk
36
Gary Clark
28
Bobby Mitchell
23
Charley Taylor
22
Santana Moss
17
Hugh Taylor
15
Terry McLaurin
14
DeSean Jackson
12
Mike Westbrook				
12
Ricky Sanders
11*Per Elias Sports
Players to record at least one 100-yard rushing game: 40
Total number of individual 100-yard rushing performances: 205
Players to record at least one 300-yard passing game: 28
Total number of individual 300-yard passing performances: 129
Players to record at least one 100-yard receiving game: 67
Total number of individual 100-yard receiving performances: 302
Since 1960 (Regular and Post Season)*Per Elias Sports
Players to record at least one 100-yard rushing game: 40
Total number of individual 100-yard rushing performances: 218
Players to record at least one 300-yard passing game: 28
Total number of individual 300-yard passing performances: 134
Players to record at least one 100-yard receiving game: 67
Total number of individual 100-yard receiving performances: 316

TOP TEN: 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8t
8t
10

Player
Art Monk
Gary Clark
Bobby MitchellCharley Taylor
Santana Moss
Hugh Taylor
Terry McLaurin
DeSean Jackson
Mike Westbrook
Ricky Sanders254

No. of Games
36
28
23
22
17
15
14
12
12
11

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overtime games
In 1974, the NFL established overtime to decide regular season
games. Since then, Washington has compiled a 25-16-2 recordin overtime games.
Nov. 2, 1975 - RFK Stadium
Washington 30, Dallas 24
Ken Houston returned a Roger Staubach interception 14 yards,
and Billy Kilmer scored the winning touchdown after 6:34 ofovertime action.
Nov. 16, 1975 - Busch Stadium
St. Louis 20, Washington 17
The Cards scored with 20 seconds remaining on a catch by Mel
Gray to force overtime. St. Louis won the coin toss and marched
to set up a 37-yard Jim Bakken field goal to win after seven minutes of play.
Nov. 23, 1975 - RFK Stadium
Oakland 26, Washington 23
George Blanda’s 27-yard field goal decided the contest after 7:13.
Sept. 27, 1976 - Veterans Stadium
Washington 20, Philadelphia 17
Mark Moseley’s 29-yard field goal won the Monday night gamewith 12:49 elapsed in overtime.
Nov. 12, 1978 - RFK Stadium
Washington 16, New York Giants 13
Washington won on Moseley’s 45-yard field goal after 3:32
elapsed.
Nov. 15, 1981 - Giants Stadium
Washington 30, New York Giants 27
Moseley kicked a 49-yard field goal on the game’s final play toforce overtime and a 48-yard field goal to win with 3:44 elapsed.
Sept. 12, 1982 - Veterans Stadium
Washington 37, Philadelphia 34
Washington sent the game into overtime on a 48-yard fieldgoal by Moseley with :01 to play. Moseley won the game with a
26-yarder.
Nov. 2, 1986 - RFK Stadium
Washington 44, Minnesota 38
Jay Schroeder engineered a four-play, 63-yard drive ending witha Gary Clark 38-yard touchdown pass.
Dec. 26, 1987 - Metrodome
Washington 27, Minnesota 24
Ricky Sanders’ 51-yard touchdown reception from Doug Williams with less than two minutes remaining tied the score at 24.
Ali Haji-Sheikh kicked the 26-yard game-winning field goal after
Sanders’ 36-yard kickoff return in overtime.
Dec. 17, 1988 - Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati 20, Washington 17
Jim Breech connected from 20 yards out seven minutes into
sudden death.
Nov. 4, 1990 - Pontiac Silverdome
Washington 41, Detroit 38
Chip Lohmiller’s 34-yard field goal 9:10 into overtime capped
the Washington comeback that equalled the team’s greatest in
history. Down by 21 points in the third quarter and 17 points entering the fourth, Jeff Rutledge’s 12-yard run tied the game with:18 seconds remaining.
Nov. 3, 1991 - RFK Stadium
Washington 16, Houston 13
Darrell Green intercepted a Warren Moon pass which set-up
Lohmiller’s 41-yard field goal 5:01 into overtime moving Washington to a 9-0 record. The Oilers tied the game with less than
two minutes in regulation and had a chance to win after Brian
Mitchell fumbled the kickoff, but Ian Howfield’s 33-yard attempt
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sailed wide left.
Oct. 16, 1994 - RFK Stadium
Arizona 19, Washington 16
Arizona scored the tying touchdown with :19 left in regulation.
Arizona’s game-winner was set up by Terry Hoage, who intercepted a Heath Shuler pass and returned it 12 yards to the 23.
Peterson kicked the game-winning 29-yard field goal.
Oct. 8, 1995 - Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia 37, Washington 34
Down 10 points in the 4th quarter, Gus Frerotte guided the teamback with a touchdown pass to Henry Ellard and Eddie Murray’s 46-yard field goal tied it up with :52 left. In OT, Washington
stalled on its opening drive and the Eagles’ Gary Anderson won
the game with a 35-yard field goal.
Oct. 22, 1995 - RFK Stadium
Washington 36, Detroit 30
Trailing 30-27, Eddie Murray’s 39-yard field goal tied it with :04
to play. Darrell Green’s seven-yard interception return of a Scott
Mitchell pass for a touchdown 3:41 into overtime ended thegame.
Nov. 10, 1996 - RFK Stadium
Arizona 37, Washington 34
In one of the most bizarre games in Washington history, theteam led by 14 points in the fourth quarter only to squander thelead. The Cardinals won the coin toss and drove to the Washington 15, only to have Kevin Butler miss. Scott Blanton booted theapparent 38-yard game-winner, but a holding penalty forced aretry from 48 that went wide left. Arizona then missed a 29-yarder that was negated because the Redskins were offside. Butler’s
third attempt was good from 32 yards.
Nov. 24, 1996 - RFK Stadium
San Francisco 19, Washington 16
San Francisco’s William Floyd’s 1-yard touchdown run tied thegame in regulation. After winning the coin toss in overtime, the49ers’ Jeff Wilkins hit a 38-yard field goal to win.
Sept. 14, 1997 - Jack Kent Cooke Stadium
Washington 19, Arizona 13
In the inaugural game at Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, Washington
won with 13:24 left in overtime when Gus Frerotte, sidesteppinga heavy rush, threw a 40-yard strike to a leaping Michael Westbrook in the end zone. The winning points were set up two plays
earlier when rookie defensive end Kenard Lang forced and recovered a fumble on the Washington 35-yard line.
Nov. 23, 1997 - Jack Kent Cooke Stadium
Washington 7, NY Giants 7
In overtime, Washington turned the ball over three times, but
the defense forced two punts and the Giants missed a 54-yard
field goal. With under two minutes remaining, Washington droveto the Giants 36-yard line, but a 54-yard field goal attempt fell
short with 11 seconds left in overtime.
Sept. 12, 1999 - FedExField
Dallas 41, Washington 35
Dallas stopped the club’s first overtime drive and then scored on
a 76-yard bomb from Troy Aikman to Rocket Ismail.
Nov. 28, 1999 - FedExField
Washington 20, Philadelphia 17
Brett Conway’s game-winning 27-yard FG was set up by a 48yard kickoff return by James Thrash, which opened the overtime
period. The Eagles never had the ball.
Dec. 26, 1999 - 3Com Park
Washington 26, San Francisco 20
Washington overcame a 10-point fourth quarter deficit to win
their ninth game of the year and clinch the NFC East. Brad Johnson’s QB sneak from the 1-yard line with 3:28 left in regulation255

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sent the game into the extra period. On the opening drive, Johnson connected with Larry Centers for a 33-yard TD.
Oct. 1, 2000 - FedExField
Washington 20, Tampa Bay 17
Tampa Bay forced the overtime when Martin Gramatica connected on a 42-yard field goal as the regulation clock fell to 0:00.
10:51 into the extra period, Deion Sanders ignited the crowd witha 57-yard punt return, setting up the game winning 20-yard fieldgoal by Michael Husted.
Oct. 21, 2001 - FedExField
Washington 17, Carolina 14
Placekicker Brett Conway kicked a 23-yard field goal in overtime to seal Washington’s first victory of the season and the firstunder Marty Schottenheimer, 17-14. Washington forced overtimeby overcoming a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter thanks to
a 67-yard interception return for touchdown by LaVar Arrington
and an 85-yard touchdown pass from Tony Banks to Rod Gardner.
Sept. 21, 2003 - FedExField
New York Giants 24, Washington 21
With less than five minutes left in regulation, Washington overcame a 21-10 deficit to send the game into overtime. The Giants
won the toss and drove downfield from their own 6-yard line.
Kicker Matt Bryant connected on a 29-yard field goal to cap off
New York’s first scoring drive since the second quarter and seal
the 24-21 victory.
Oct. 2, 2005 - FedExField
Washington 20, Seattle 17
With a chance to win the game at the end of regulation with
0:01 left on the clock, Seattle kicker Josh Brown missed a 47yard field goal, sending the game into overtime. After winningthe coin toss, Washington went on a 5:31 drive that culminatedwith a Nick Novak 39-yard field goal to seal Washington’s victory
over the Seahawks.

Nov. 4, 2007 - Meadowlands
Washington 23, New York Jets 20
Jets kicker Mike Nugent connected on a 30-yard field goal with
0:15 left in regulation to tie the game at 20-20 and send the gameinto overtime. Washington running back Clinton Portis bulldozed
his way down the field in overtime, setting up the game-winning46-yard field goal by kicker Shaun Suisham.
Dec. 6, 2009 - FedExField
New Orleans 33, Washington 30
Saints quarterback Drew Brees drove 80 yards at the end of regulation to tie the game at 30-30. In overtime, the Saints marcheddown the field setting up an 18-yard field goal by kicker Garrett
Hartley to seal the victory.
Sept. 19, 2010 – FedExField
Houston 30, Washington 27
After holding the Texans on the first possession of overtime,
Washington drove to the Houston 34-yard line, but kicker Graham Gano pushed a 52-yard attempt wide right. On the ensuing drive, Neil Rackers connected on a 35-yard field goal to give
Houston the win.
Oct. 10, 2010 – FedExField
Washington 16, Green Bay 13
LaRon Landry intercepted an Aaron Rodgers pass on Green
Bay’s second overtime possession and Washington drove 24
yards to set up a game-winning 33-yard field goal by kicker Graham Gano in the team’s Week 5 win against the eventual Super
Bowl champions.
Nov. 21, 2010 – LP Field
Washington 19, Tennessee 16
After missing a potential game-winning field goal at the end of
regulation, Graham Gano redeemed himself in overtime, capping
off a 10-play, 57-yard drive with a 48-yarder on the club’s first
overtime possession to secure a 19-16 road win.

Nov. 27, 2005 - FedExField
San Diego 23, Washington 17
San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson scored a 32-yard
touchdown run with 3:37 remaining to tie the game at 17. With
0:35 remaining, Washington had an opportunity to take thelead with a 53-yard field goal but the ball sailed wide right. In
overtime, San Diego ran two plays that culminated in a 41-yard
touchdown run, again by Tomlinson to seal the victory.

Dec. 26, 2010 – EverBank Field
Washington 20, Jacksonville 17
A 20-yard touchdown run by Jacksonville quarterback David
Garrard in the final three minutes of regulation helped the Jaguars force overtime. Jacksonville won the toss and elected toreceive, but on their third offensive play of overtime, cornerback
Kevin Barnes intercepted Garrard, setting up Graham Gano for a
31-yard game-winning field goal.

Oct. 1, 2006 - FedExField
Washington 36, Jacksonville 30
Jacksonville sent the game into overtime with 0:06 on the clock
when kicker Josh Scobee connected on a 41-yard field goal.
Washington won the coin toss and proceeded to take the ball 80
yards on three plays for the game-winning score. Quarterback
Mark Brunell connected with wide receiver Santana Moss for a
68-yard touchdown pass to seal the win.

Nov. 20, 2011 – FedExField
Dallas 27, Washington 24
Washington quarterback Rex Grossman lofted a perfect fade toreceiver Donté Stallworth in the corner of the end zone with 14
seconds remaining in regulation to force overtime. Washington
missed a 52-yard field goal attempt on the first possession of
overtime, and Dallas responded as kicker Dan Bailey hit a 39yard field goal above the right upright for a Dallas victory.

Dec. 24, 2006 - Edward Jones Dome
St. Louis 37, Washington 31
Washington kicker Shaun Suisham nailed a field goal with 1:15
remaining in regulation to tie the score at 31 and send it into
overtime. St. Louis came back in overtime and, six minutes into
the extra time, running back Steven Jackson took a handoff 21
yards for the game winning touchdown.

Dec. 9, 2012 – FedExField
Washington 31, Baltimore 28
Baltimore took an eight-point lead with less than five minutes
to play, but Washington quarterbacks Robert Griffin III and Kirk
Cousins led a 13-play, 88-yard drive to tie the game at 28-28.
Cousins, in place of an injured Griffin III, threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Garçon and followed it with a two-point conversion on a quarterback draw. In overtime, Washington forced
the eventual Super Bowl champion Ravens to go three-and-out,
and after a 64-yard punt return by rookie Richard Crawford,
kicker Kai Forbath hit a 34-yard game-winning field goal.

Sept. 9, 2007 – FedExField
Washington 16, Miami 13
In overtime, Washington won the coin toss and elected to receive. Running backs Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts combinedfor 46 rushing yards and quarterback Jason Campbell completed
a key third-down pass to tight end Chris Cooley, keeping thedrive alive. As soon as Washington got into field goal range,
kicker Shaun Suisham nailed the 39-yard field goal to seal thevictory.

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overtime games
Nov. 3, 2013 – FedExField
Washington 30, San Diego 24
Leading 24-21 on Homecoming Weekend, the team’s defense
faced first-and-goal from its own 1-yard line with 21 seconds remaining. After stopping Danny Woodhead on first down, Washington forced two Philip Rivers incompletion’s and forced theChargers to settle for a game-tying 19-yard field goal by Nick Novak. Washington took the ball on the first possession of overtime
and promptly drove 78 yards in 10 plays, winning the game on
fullback Darrel Young’s team-record-tying third rushing touchdown of the day.

Dec. 4, 2023 – MetLife Stadiun
Washington 20, NY Giants 20
Coming out of halftime tied at 13, the Commanders and theGiants battled in the second half. The Giants thought they weregoing to walk away with a win until Jahan Dotson caught a 28yard touchdown pass from Taylor Heinicke with 1:45 left in the
fourth quarter to tie the game at 20. Neither team could score in
overtime and Giants kicker Graham Gano missed a 58-yard fieldgoal to end the game in a tie.

Oct. 27, 2014 – AT&T Stadium
Washington 20, Dallas 17
Led by quarterback Colt McCoy in his first start with the team,Washington earned their first overtime win against the rival
Cowboys since Nov. 2, 1975. On Monday Night Football, McCoy
completed 25-of-30 passes for 299 yards, including engineering a nine-play, 58-yard drive culminating in a 40-yard Kai Forbath field goal on overtime’s first possession. Rookie cornerback
Bashaud Breeland batted away a fourth down pass on the ensuing Cowboys possession, giving the team a 20-17 win.
Oct. 11, 2015 – Georgia Dome
Atlanta 25, Washington 19
Washington trailed by three with 24 seconds remaining in regulation. Quarterback Kirk Cousins led the Redskins 46 yards infour plays, and kicker Dustin Hopkins hit a then-career-long 52yard field goal with no time remaining to force overtime with theteams tied at 19-19. Washington received the ball to start overtime, but on the seventh play of the drive, wide receiver Ryan
Grant slipped in his route, allowing Falcons cornerback Robert
Alford to intercept a Cousins pass and race 59 yards down theright sideline for the game-winning touchdown.
Oct. 30, 2016 – Wembley Stadium
Washington 27, Cincinnati 27
In Washington’s first game in London, Washington and Cincinnati treated an international audience to a back-and-forth gamethat featured five lead changes. Trailing 27-24 with 3:15 remaining, quarterback Kirk Cousins engineered a 10-play, 45-yard
drive to set-up kicker Dustin Hopkins for a game-tying 40-yard
field goal with 1:07 remaining in regulation. In overtime, Hopkins
pulled a potential game-winning 34-yard field goal wide left.
Washington forced a fumble on the Bengals’ ensuing possession, and a potential Hail Mary pass for the Redskins on theirnext drive sailed out of bounds, resulting in the team’s second
tie of the overtime era.
Nov. 19, 2016 – Mercedes-Benz Superdome
New Orleans 34, Washington 31
A battered Washington squad led the eventual NFC North champion Saints, 31-16, with under six minutes remaining in New Orleans, but the Saints engineered touchdown drives of 75 yards
and 87 yards and converted a two-point conversion to send thegame to overtime at 31-31. After a Washington three-and-out toopen the extra period, the Saints drove 51 yards to set up Wil
Lutz’s game-winning 28-yard field goal.
Dec. 22, 2019 – FedExField
NY Giants 41, Washington 35
In a game that looked like it was going to get out of hand early,
Washington outscored the New York Giants 14-0 in the fourth
quarter to force overtime. New York won the coin toss and elected to receive and QB Daniel Jones led an 11 play, 66 yard drivethat was capped with a three yard touchdown pass to TE Kaden
Smith to seal the victory. The loss sealed Washington’s fate finishing last in the NFC East, but guaranteed the team the No. 2
overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft.

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players of the week/month
Offense (41)

Defense (38)Special Teams (24)

Year

Week

Pos.

Player

Year

Week

Pos.

Player

Year

Week

Pos.

Player

1984

7

RB

John Riggins

1984

15

CB

Darrell Green

1991

2

K

Chip Lohmiller

1984

16

WR

Art Monk

1984

3

CB

Vernon Dean

1994

2

RET

Brian Mitchell

1985

16

RB

George Rogers

1984

6

DT

Dave Butz

1996

2

RET

Brian Mitchell

1985

15

WR

Art Monk

1985

8

S

Curtis Jordan

1997

7

P

Matt Turk

1986

9

QB

Jay Schroeder

1986

1

DT

Dave Butz

1998

9

P

Matt Turk

1986

12

WR

Gary Clark

1987

14

DE

Charles Mann

1998

14

RET

Brian Mitchell

1987

4

WR

Anthony Allen

1987

10

CB

Darrell Green

2005

14

RET

Antonio Brown

1988

10

QB

Doug Williams

1989

13

CB

A.J. Johnson

2005

17

ST

Mike Sellers

1988

14

WR

Ricky Sanders

1990

17

LB

Wilber Marshall

2007

9

K

Shaun Suisham

1989

15

QB

Mark Rypien

1991

6

LB

Wilber Marshall

2008

8

RET

Santana Moss

1990

9

QB

Jeff Rutledge

1992

7

LB

Wilber Marshall

2008

16

P

Ryan Plackemeier

1990

11

QB

Mark Rypien

1992

13

S

Brad Edwards

2009

14

P

Hunter Smith

1990

13

T

Jim Lachey

1992

15

S

Danny Copeland

2010

16

K

Graham Gano

1991

11

QB

Mark Rypien

1993

10

CB

Darrell Green

2014

8

K

Kai Forbath

1991

12

WR

Art Monk

1995

14

S

Stanley Richard

2016

3

K

Dustin Hopkins

1991

7

WR

Art Monk

1996

2

DT

Sean Gilbert

2016

5

RET

Jamison Crowder

1992

6

WR

Art Monk

1997

13

LB

Ken Harvey

2018

10

P

Tress Way

1993

1

QB

Mark Rypien

1997

17

CB

Darrell Green

2019

12

RET

Steven Sims Jr.

1994

8

QB

Gus Frerotte

1997

5

CB

Cris Dishman

2019

13

P

Tress Way

1995

5

RB

Terry Allen

1998

13

CB

Darrell Green

2020

11

P

Tress Way

1999

4

QB

Brad Johnson

1999

3

DE

Kenard Lang

2020

13

K

Dustin Hopkins

1999

2

QB

Brad Johnson

1999

6

CB

Champ Bailey

2020

14

P

Tress Way

1999

11

RB

Stephen Davis

2000

12

DE

Bruce Smith

2021

4

RET

DeAndre Carter

2000

8

WR

Albert Connell

2000

5

DE

Marco Coleman

2022

10

K

Joey Slye

2001

6

WR

Rod Gardner

2000

5

CB

Deion Sanders

2002

1

QB

Shane Matthews

2003

4

CB

Champ Bailey

2005

16

WR

Santana Moss

2005

15

DE

Phillip Daniels

2005

2

WR

Santana Moss

2006

12

S

Sean Taylor

2006

4

WR

Santana Moss

2006

9

S

Troy Vincent

2007

16

RB

Clinton Portis

2008

2

S

Chris Horton

2007

14

QB

Todd Collins

2009

14

LB

Brian Orakpo

2007

5

QB

Jason Campbell

2010

5

S

LaRon Landry

2008

5

RB

Clinton Portis

2010

7

CB

DeAngelo Hall

2012

1

QB

Robert Griffin III

2011

4

LB

Brian Orakpo

2012

11

QB

Robert Griffin III

2011

12

CB

DeAngelo Hall

2012

17

RB

Alfred Morris

2014

7

LB

Keenan Robinson

2015

7

QB

Kirk Cousins

2019

6

S

Landon Collins

2015

10

QB

Kirk Cousins

2020

1

DE

Ryan Kerrigan

2016

11

QB

Kirk Cousins

2017

3

QB

Kirk Cousins

2018

8

RB

Adrian Peterson

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players of the week/month
NFC PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Offense (7)Defense (6)Special Teams (5)

Year

Month

Pos.

Player

Year

Month

Pos. Player

Year

Month

Pos. Player

1990

Dec.

RB

Earnest Byner

1986

Nov.

DE

Dexter Manley

1993

Sept.

S

Pat Eilers

1991

Nov.

WR

Gary Clark

1991

Oct.

LB

Wilber Marshall

1997

Oct.

P

Matt Turk

1996

Oct.

RB

Terry Allen

1992

Oct.

LB

Wilber Marshall

2016

Sept.

K

Dustin Hopkins

2007

Dec.

QB

Todd Collins

2005

Dec.

LB

Marcus Washington

2022

Oct.

P

Tress Way

2008

Oct.

RB

Clinton Portis

2012

Dec.

LB

London Fletcher

2022

Nov.

K

Joey Slye

2015

Dec.

QB

Kirk Cousins

2020

Dec.

DE

Chase Young

2016

Nov

QB

Kirk Cousins

Did You Know

MONTH BY MONTH
See Below for Washington’s month-by-month record all-time:

Month
AugustSeptember
OctoberNovember
DecemberJanuary

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M E D I A

G U I D E

Wins
1
118
191
170
136
9

Loss
0
112
178
200
134
6

Tie
0
4
14
6
5
0

Pct.
1.000
.513
.518
.460
.504
.600

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preseason results since 1961
1961 (0-5)

1968 (0-5)

1974 (2-4)

Aug. 11

vs. LA

7-26

L

Aug. 1

at Houston

3-9

LAug. 2

vs. New EnglandAug. 19

vs. Chicago

13-29

L

Aug. 10

vs. Atlanta

16-14

W

Aug. 9Aug. 26

vs. Baltimore

7-41

L

Aug. 16

vs. Baltimore

13-15

L

Aug. 18

Sept. 2

vs. Philadelphia

10-17

L

Aug. 24

vs. Chicago

13-45

L

Sept. 9vs. Green Bay

24-31

L

Aug. 29

vs. Detroit

16-10

W

Sept. 7

vs. Pittsburgh

24-17

1962 (1-4)

17-21

L

vs. Houston

3-48

L

vs. Buffalo

15-16

L

Aug. 24

at Cleveland

20-17

W

Aug. 30

vs. Pittsburgh

19-21

L

W

Sept. 6

vs. Baltimore

7-6

W

1975 (4-3)

1969 (2-4)

Aug. 11

at Los Angeles

7-37

L

Aug. 16

vs. Baltimore

14-34

L

Aug. 2vs. Chicago

13-7

L

Aug. 2vs. Cincinnati

17-9

W

Aug. 25

vs. Philadelphia

7-24

L

Aug. 8at Buffalo

17-21

L

Aug. 8vs. Atlanta

14-16

L

Sept. 1

vs. Chicago

29-28

W

Aug. 23

at Atlanta

24-7

W

Aug. 16

at Houston

13-24

L

Sept. 8vs. Green Bay

14-20

L

Aug. 30

vs. Detroit

20-21

L

Aug. 22

vs. Cleveland

23-14

W

Sept. 14

at Philadelphia

17-26

L

Aug. 29

vs. Detroit

34-13

W

Sept. 7vs. NY Jets

31-35

L

Sept. 12vs. Baltimore

24-10

W

1963 (0-4)

1970 (5-1)

Aug. 15

vs. Chicago

26-28

L

Aug. 24

vs. Philadelphia

13-41

L

Aug. 8at Cincinnati

12-27

L

Aug. 31

vs. Baltimore

13-27

L

Aug. 16

at Boston

45-21

W

Sept. 6

vs. Green Bay

17-28

L

Aug. 21

vs. Atlanta

21-13

W

July 31

at Atlanta

17-10

W

Aug. 28

vs. Buffalo

27-0

W

Aug. 6at Baltimore

3-20

L

Sept. 5

vs. Miami

26-21

W

Aug. 14

vs. Pittsburgh

7-27

L

Sept. 12vs. Baltimore

17-14

W

Aug. 21

at Kansas City

20-23

L

Aug. 28

at NY Jets

38-7

W

Sept. 3vs. Chicago

7-9L

Sept. 12vs. Baltimore

24-10

W

1964 (1-4)

1976 (2-4)

Aug. 8vs. Detroit

27-28

L

Aug. 15

vs. Chicago

13-14

L

Aug. 22

vs. NY Giants

27-24

W

Aug. 27

vs. Baltimore

14-41

L

Aug. 7at San Diego

10-19

L

Sept. 5

vs. St. Louis

17-10

W

Aug. 14

at Denver

17-13

W

Aug. 21

vs. St. Louis

20-13

W

Aug. 28

vs. Baltimore

14-20

L

Aug. 8at Cleveland

16-14

W

Sept. 4at Miami

10-27

LAug. 13

at Miami

15-27

L

Sept. 11

vs. Cincinnati

17-17

T

Aug. 18

vs. Kansas City

13-7

W

Aug. 27

at Green Bay

13-9

W

Sept. 4at New England

7-45

L

Sept. 9vs. NY Jets

14-7

W

1965 (3-3)
Aug. 3vs. Philadelphia

37-0

W

Aug. 12

vs. Chicago

30-31

L

Aug. 21

vs. St. Louis

13-7

W

Aug. 28

vs. Minnesota

16-20

L

Sept. 4

vs. Baltimore

23-33

L

1966 (1-3)
Aug. 3vs. Baltimore

0-35

L

Aug. 20

vs. Chicago

10-24

L

Aug. 26

vs. Minnesota

27-30

L

Sept. 3vs. Philadelphia

35-20

W

1972 (2-3-1)
Aug. 4

vs. Baltimore

33-3

W

1967 (4-1)
vs. Chicago

37-14

W

Aug. 18

vs. NY Giants

31-13

W

Aug. 26

at Boston

13-7

W

Aug. 31

vs. Baltimore

17-23

L

Sept. 9vs. Pittsburgh

16-10

W

1977 (4-2)

Aug. 11

vs. Denver

41-0

W

Aug. 18

vs. Philadelphia

34-10

W

Aug. 25

at Detroit

10-23

L

Aug. 5at Minnesota

13-20

L

Aug. 31

vs. Miami

24-27

L

Aug. 11

vs. Green Bay

20-12

W

Sept. 9at Pittsburgh

10-10

T

Aug. 18

at Baltimore

17-16

W

Aug. 25

vs. Atlanta

7-10

L

Aug. 4at Tampa Bay

9-7

W1973 (5-1)

Aug. 9260

1971 (2-3-1)

Aug. 3vs. Detroit

14-17

L

Aug. 10vs. Denver

14-10

W

1978 (2-2)

1979 (2-2)

Aug. 17

at Buffalo

37-21

W

Aug. 11

at Denver

6-13

LAug. 25

vs. Baltimore

20-3

W

Aug. 18

at Atlanta

16-6

W

Sept. 2

at New England

35-14

W

Aug. 24

vs. Cleveland

9-21

L

Sept. 9vs. Chicago

17-3

W

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C O M M A N D E R S

preseason results since 1961
1980 (3-1)
Aug. 9at Baltimore

Aug. 18
Aug. 23

1988 (3-1)
13-3

WAug. 5

vs. Pittsburgh

at Cleveland

12-3

W

Aug. 13

vs. Oakland

34-17

W

Aug. 20

Aug. 29

at Tampa Bay

6-11

L

Aug. 7vs. Kansas City

16-10

Aug. 14

vs. Minnesota

Aug. 22

at Baltimore

Aug. 30

at New England

1995 (1-3)
31-44

L

Aug. 8at Buffalo

11-13

L

at Miami

27-10

WAug. 12

vs. Kansas City

14-17

L

at L.A. Raiders

45-27

W

Aug. 18

at New England

17-27

L

Aug. 27

vs. Atlanta

34-17

W

Aug. 26

vs. Pittsburgh

22-21

W

W

Aug. 5

vs. Buffalo

31-6

W

Aug. 2

at Buffalo

17-7

W

27-13

W

Aug. 12

at Pittsburgh

21-14

W

Aug. 9at Detroit

25-34

L

13-7

W

Aug. 21

at Minnesota

13-24

L

Aug. 16

vs. Cincinnati

7-28

L

10-19

L

Aug. 25

vs. Miami

35-21

W

Aug. 23

at New England

19-27

L

Sept. 1

at New Orleans

26-21

W

1981 (3-1)

1989 (4-1)

1982 (0-4)

1996 (1-3)

1990 (3-1)

1997 (3-1)

Aug. 14

at Miami

7-24

LAug. 2

at Tampa Bay

20-8

W

Aug. 21

at Tampa Bay

13-28

L

Aug. 11

vs. Atlanta

27-31

L

Aug. 9at Tennessee

18-12

W

Aug. 27

vs. Buffalo

14-20

L

Aug. 17

vs. Pittsburgh

27-24

W

Aug. 16

at Atlanta

35-31

W

Sept. 3at Cincinnati

21-28

L

Aug. 25

at Cleveland

31-13

W

Aug. 21

at Miami

7-28

LAug. 31

vs. L.A. Rams

37-10

W

1983 (2-2)

1991 (1-3)

1998 (1-3)

Aug. 6at Atlanta

10-13

L

Aug. 8vs. Miami

16-19

L

Aug. 12

vs. Cincinnati

27-23

W

Aug. 4at Pittsburgh

7-13

L

Aug. 15

at Tennessee

27-24

W

Aug. 19

vs. Miami

7-38

LAug. 10

at New England

27-6

W

Aug. 22

vs. New England

17-20

L

Aug. 27

at Buffalo

27-19

W

Aug. 16

vs. Cleveland

21-24

L

Aug. 28

at Buffalo

17-27

L

Aug. 24

vs. NY Jets

9-13

L
Aug. 13

at New England

20-14

W

1984 (2-2)

1992 (1-4)

1999 (3-1)

Aug. 4at Denver

16-13

W

Aug. 10

vs. L.A. Raiders

20-21

L

Aug. 1

vs. Miami

21-22

L

Aug. 20

vs. Buffalo

20-19

W

Aug. 17

vs. New England

27-31

L

Aug. 8at NY Jets

13-14

L

Aug. 28

at Pittsburgh

27-14

W

Aug. 25

at New Orleans

14-6

W

Aug. 16

vs. San Francisco

15-17

L

Sept. 3

vs. Tampa Bay

13-16

L

Aug. 22

at L.A. Raiders

27-23

W

Aug. 29

vs. Minnesota

0-30

L

1985 (4-0)
Aug. 10

at Atlanta

17-14

W

Aug. 18

at L.A. Raiders

14-9

W

Aug. 23

vs. New England

37-36

W

Aug. 9vs. Cleveland

41-12

Aug. 30

at Tampa Bay

20-7

W

Aug. 14

at Miami

10-19

Aug. 22

at Pittsburgh

10-3

W

Aug. 27

vs. NY Jets

17-3

W

1986 (3-1)
at New England

7-18

L

Aug. 15

vs. Pittsburgh

27-24

W

Aug. 23

at Tampa Bay

21-13

W

Aug. 8at Buffalo

11-13

Aug. 29

vs. Atlanta

29-21

W

Aug. 12

vs. Kansas City

Aug. 18

at New EnglandAug. 26

vs. Pittsburgh

1987 (3-1)
Aug. 14

vs. Pittsburgh

Aug. 22
Aug. 29
Sept. 52 0 2 3

Aug. 4at Tampa Bay

12-13

L

Aug. 11

vs. New England

30-20

W

W

Aug. 19

at Cleveland

24-0

W

L

Aug. 25

vs. Pittsburgh

17-10

W

1993 (3-1)

Aug. 102000 (3-1)

2001 (3-1)
Aug. 12at Kansas City

0-20

L

Aug. 17

vs. Atlanta

6-27

L

L

Aug. 24

vs. Cleveland

27-25

W

14-17

L

Aug. 30

at New England

13-33

L

17-27

L

22-21

W

38-7

W

1994 (1-3)

2002 (4-1)

23-17

W

Aug. 3

vs. San Francisco

vs. Green Bay

33-0

W

Aug. 10

at Carolina

37-30

W

at Tampa Bay

10-17

L

Aug. 18

vs. Pittsburgh

35-34

W

at L.A. Rams

26-14

W

Aug. 24

at Tampa Bay

40-10

W

Aug. 29

vs. New England

14-28

L

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G U I D E

261

preseason results since 1961
2003 (1-3)

2010 (2-2)

Aug. 9at Carolina

0-20Aug. 16

vs. New EnglandAug. 23

vs. Baltimore

Aug. 28

at JacksonvilleAug. 92018 (1-3)

L

Aug. 13vs. Buffalo

13-20

L

Aug. 21

vs. Baltimore

3-23

L

Aug. 1624-3

WAug. 27

at NY Jets

16-11

W

Aug. 24

15-17

L

Sept. 2at Arizona

10-20

L

Aug. 30

at Baltimore

vs. Denver

20-17

W

Aug. 12

vs. Pittsburgh

16-7

W

Aug. 8Aug. 14

vs. Carolina

20-23

L

Aug. 19

at Indianapolis

16-3

W

Aug. 21

at Miami

17-0

WAug. 25

at Baltimore

31-34

L

Aug. 27

at St. Louis

3-28

L

Sept. 1

vs. Tampa Bay

29-24

W

Sept. 3

vs. Atlanta

27-0WAug. 9at Buffalo

7-6

WAug. 12

at New England

22-13

L

Aug. 13

at Carolina

10-28

L

Aug. 18

at Chicago

31-33

L

Aug. 20

vs. Cincinnati

17-13

W

Aug. 19

vs. Cincinnati

17-24

L

Aug. 25

vs. Indianapolis

30-17

W

Aug. 28

vs. Baltimore

37-3

L

Aug. 26

vs. Pittsburgh

17-10

W

Aug. 29

vs. Tampa Bay

30-3

W

Sept. 1

at Baltimore

20-26

L

Aug. 13vs. Carolina

21-23

L

2004 (4-1)

42-17

W

Aug. 926-17

Lvs. NY Jets

15-13

W

vs. Denver

29-17

L

30-20

L

at Cleveland

30-10

L

Aug. 15

vs. Cincinnati

23-13

L

Aug. 22

at Atlanta

19-7

W

Aug. 29

vs. Baltimore

20-7

L

2011 (3-1)

2005 (1-3)

2006 (0-4)

at New England2019 (1-3)

2012 (3-1)

2021 (1-2)

2013 (4-0)

2022 (0-3)

Aug. 8at Tennessee

22-21

W

Aug. 20

at Kansas City

14-24

L

Aug. 13

at Cincinnati

3-19

L

Aug. 19

vs. Pittsburgh

24-13

W

Aug. 27

at Baltimore

15-17

L

Aug. 19

vs. NY Jets

14-27

L

Aug. 24

vs. Buffalo

30-7

W

Aug. 26

at New England

0-41

L

Aug. 29

at Tampa Bay

30-12

W

Aug. 31

vs. Baltimore

10-17

L
Aug. 7vs. New England

23-6

W

2007 (2-2)

2014 (3-1)

Aug. 11

at Tennessee

14-6

W

Aug. 18

vs. Cleveland

24-23

W

Aug. 18

vs. Pittsburgh

10-12

L

Aug. 23

at Baltimore

23-17

L

Aug. 25

vs. Baltimore

13-7

W

Aug. 28

at Tampa Bay

24-10

W

Aug. 30

at Jacksonville

14-31

L
Aug. 13

at Cleveland

20-17

W

Aug. 3vs. Indianapolis

30-16

W

Aug. 20

vs. Detroit

21-17

W

Aug. 9vs. Buffalo

17-14

W

Aug. 29

at Baltimore

31-13

W

Aug. 16

at NY Jets

13-10

W

Sept. 3vs. Jacksonville

17-16

L

Aug. 23

at Carolina

3-47

L

Aug. 28

vs. Jacksonville

3-24

L

2008 (3-2)

2009 (1-3)

2015 (3-1)

2016 (3-1)
Aug. 11

at Atlanta

23-17

L

Aug. 19

vs. NY Jets

22-18

W

0-23

L

Aug. 26

vs. Buffalo

21-16

W

vs. Pittsburgh

17-13

W

Aug. 31

at Tampa Bay

20-13

W

vs. New England

24-27

L

at Jacksonville

17-24

L
Aug. 10

at Baltimore

23-3

L

Aug. 19

vs. Green Bay

21-17

L

Aug. 27

vs. Cincinnati

23-17

W

Aug. 31

at Tampa Bay

13-10

W

Aug. 13

at Baltimore

Aug. 22
Aug. 28
Sept. 3262

2017 (3-1)

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

primetime games
1970 (0-1)
Oct. 19

Mon.

at Oakland

20-34

L

Oct. 7

Mon.

vs. Cardinals

27-10

W

Nov. 18

Mon.

vs. N.Y. Giants

23-21

W

1986 (1-1)

1971 (1-0)
Dec. 13Mon.

at LA Rams

38-24

W

1972 (2-0)
Sept. 18
Nov. 20Mon.
Mon.

at Minnesota

24-21

vs. Atlanta

24-13

W

Oct. 8

Mon.

vs. Dallas

14-7

W

Nov. 5Mon.

at Pittsburgh

16-21

L

at NY Giants

20-27

L

Nov. 17

Mon.

vs. San Francisco

14-6

W

1987 (1-2)
Oct. 19

Mon.

at Dallas

13-7

W

Nov. 23

Mon.

vs. LA Rams

26-30

L

Dec. 20

Sun.

at Miami

21-23

L

Sept. 30

Mon.

vs. Denver

30-3

W

Dec. 9Mon.

at LA Rams

23-17

W

vs. STL

27-17

W

1976 (2-0)
Sep. 27

Mon.

at Philadelphia

20-17

W

Oct. 25

Mon.

at LA Rams

23-17

W

1977 (1-1)
Nov. 7Mon.

at Baltimore

3-10

L

Nov. 21

Mon.

vs. Green Bay

10-9

W

at Carolina

24-10

W

Oct. 13

Mon.

vs. Dallas

21-16

W

Nov. 23

Sun.

vs. NY Giants

7-7 T

T

1998 (0-2)
Sept. 14

Mon.

vs. San Francisco

10-45

L

Dec. 27

Sun.

at Dallas

7-23

LOct. 17

Sun.

at Arizona

24-10

W

Dec. 26

Sun.

at San Francisco

26-20

W

Mon.

vs. Dallas

21-27

L

2000 (2-2)

Mon.

at NY Giants

20-27

L

Oct. 30

Sun.

at Houston

17-41

L

Sept. 18

Nov. 21Mon.

at San Francisco

21-37

L

Sept. 24

Sun.

at NY Giants

16-6

W

Oct. 30

Mon.

vs. Tennessee

21-27

L

Nov. 20

Mon.

at St. Louis

33-20

W

Sept. 24

Mon.

at Green Bay

0-37

L

Oct. 15

Mon.

at Dallas

7-9L

Dec. 30

Sun.

at New Orleans

40-10

W

Sept. 11

Mon.

vs. NY Giants

24-27

L

Nov. 5Sun.

Nov. 20

Mon.

vs. Dallas

3-13

L

vs. Denver

10-14

L

2001 (2-2)

1990 (1-2)
Sept. 30

Sun.

at Phoenix

38-10

W

Nov. 12Mon.

Dec. 22Sat.

at Philadelphia

14-28

L

at Indianapolis

28-35

L

1991 (4-0)

1978 (1-1)

Sun.

Sep. 5

1989 (0-3)

1975 (1-0)

Aug. 311999 (2-0)

1988 (0-3)

1974 (2-0)

Mon.

Mon.

W

1973 (1-1)

Oct. 13

Oct. 27

1997 (2-0-1)

2002 (1-1)
Sept. 16

Mon.

vs. Philadelphia

7-37

L

Oct. 27

Sun.

vs. Indianapolis

26-21

W

Sept. 1

Sun.

vs. Detroit

45-0

W

Oct. 2

Mon.

vs. Dallas

9-5

W

Sept. 9Mon.

at Dallas

33-31

W

Sept. 4

Thu.

vs. NY Jets

16-13

W

Nov. 6Mon.

at Baltimore

17-21

L

Sept. 30

Mon.

vs. Philadelphia

23-0

W

Nov. 23

Sun.

at Miami

23-24

L

Oct. 27

Sun.

at NY Giants

17-13

W

Dec. 27

Sat.

vs. Philadelphia

7-31

L

1979 (1-1)
Sept. 17

Sept. 8Oct. 13

Mon.

Mon.
Mon.

vs. NY Giants

27-0

W

1992 (1-3)

Oct. 17
Oct. 31

Mon.
Mon.
Mon.

1980 (0-2)

Mon.

at Dallas

10-23

L

Sept. 27

Mon.

vs. Dallas

18-21

L

vs. Dallas

L

Oct. 12

Mon.

vs. Denver

34-3

W

Oct. 10

Sun.

vs. Baltimore

10-17

L

L

Nov. 1

Sun.

vs. NY Giants

7-24

L

Dec. 12

Sun.

vs. Philadelphia

14-17

L

Nov. 23

Mon.

at New Orleans

3-20

L

at Denver

3-17
17-20

vs. Dallas
at Green Bay
at San Diego

30-31
47-48
27-24

1993 (2-2)

L
L

Sept. 6

Mon.

vs. Dallas

35-16

W

W

Oct. 4Mon.

at Miami

10-17

L

Nov. 1

Mon.

at Buffalo

10-24

L

Nov. 7

Sun.

vs. Indianapolis

30-24

W

17-21

L

1984 (2-1)
Sept. 10
Nov. 5
Nov. 29

Mon.
Mon.
Thu.

2004 (0-3)

Sept. 7

1983 (1-2)
Sept. 5at San Francisco
vs. Atlanta
at Minnesota

31-37
27-14
31-17

L

1994 (0-1)

W
W

Oct. 9Sun.

at Philadelphia

Oct. 29

Sun.

1985 (2-1)

2 0 2 3

Mon.

at Dallas

M E D I A

G U I D E

vs. NY Giants

15-24

L

1996 (1-0)
14-44

L

Sept. 29

Sun.

vs. NY Jets

2005 (2-0)
Sept. 19

Mon.

vs. Dallas

18-21

W

Nov. 6

Sun.

vs. Baltimore

10-17

W

2006 (0-3)
Sept. 11

Mon.

vs. Minnesota

16-19

L

Sept. 17

Sun.

at Dallas

10-27

L

Dec. 30

Sat.

vs. NY Giants

28-34

L

Sept. 17

Mon.

at Philadelphia

20-12

W

Dec. 6

Thu.

vs. Chicago

24-16

W

Dec. 16

Sun.

at NY Giants

22-10

W

Dec. 23

Sun.

at Minnesota

32-21

W

2007 (4-0)

1995 (0-1)

Sept. 92003 (1-2)

31-16

W

263

primetime games
2008 (0-4)
Sept. 4Thu.

at NY Giants

Nov. 3Mon.

Nov. 16Sun.

Dec. 7Sun.

Oct. 26

Mon.

Dec. 21
Dec. 272018 (0-3)
7-16

LOct. 8Mon.

at New Orleans

vs. Pittsburgh

6-23

L

Dec. 3

Mon.

vs. Dallas

10-14

L

Dec. 22Sat.

at Baltimore

10-24

L

vs. Philadelphia

17-27

L

Mon.

vs. NY Giants

12-45

L

Sun.

vs. Dallas

0-17

L

Sept. 12

Sun.

vs. Dallas

13-7

W

Oct. 17

Sun.

vs. Indianapolis

24-27

L

Nov. 15

Mon.

vs. Philadelphia

28-59

L

16-18

L

Dec. 3

Mon.

vs. NY Giants

17-16

W

Dec. 30

Sun.

vs. Dallas

28-18

W

Sept. 9Mon.

vs. Philadelphia

Oct. 13Sun.

Nov. 7Thu.

Nov. 25
Dec. 113-28

L

at Tennessee

16-25

L

Mon.

vs. Chicago

15-31

L

Oct. 24Thu.

at Minnesota

9-19

L

20-14

W

2020 (1-0)
Jan. 3Sun.

at Philadelphia

2021 (2-1)
Sept. 16

Thurs.

vs. NY Giants

30-29

W

Nov. 29

Mon.

vs. Seattle

17-15

W

Dec. 26

Sun.

at Dallas

14-56

L

Oct. 13

Thu.

at Chicago

12-7

W

Nov. 14Mon.

at Philadelphia

32-21

W

Dec. 18

Sun.

vs. NY Giants

12-17

L

2011 (1-2)
at Dallas

at Philadelphia

Sept. 232010 (1-2)

Mon.

L

2019 (0-2)

2009 (0-3)

Sept. 2619-43

2022 (2-1)

2012 (0-2)

Record By Night

2013 (0-5)

Night

RecordMonday

30-45

27-33

L

at Dallas

16-31

L

Tuesday0-1

at Minnesota

27-34

L

Thursday

6-6

Mon.

vs. San Francisco

6-27

L

Night

RecordSun.

vs. NY Giants

17-24

L

Saturday

1-3

Sunday19-19-1

2014 (1-2)
Sept. 25

Thu.

vs. NY Giants

14-45

L

Oct. 6

Mon.

vs. Seattle

17-27

L

Oct. 27

Mon.

at Dallas

20-17

W

Sept. 24

Thu.

at NY Giants

Dec. 7

Mon.

vs. Dallas

16-19

L

Dec. 26

Sat.

at Philadelphia

38-24

W

2015 (1-2)
21-32

L

2016 (1-2)
Sept. 12

Mon.

vs. Pittsburgh

16-38

L

No. 20Sun.

vs. Green Bay

42-24

W

Dec. 19

Mon.

vs. Carolina

15-26

L

Sept. 24

Sun.

vs. Oakland

27-10

W

Oct. 2Mon.

at Kansas City

20-29

L

Oct. 23

Mon.

at Philadelphia

24-34

L

Nov. 23

Thu.

vs. NY Giants

20-10

W

Nov. 30

Thu.

at Dallas

14-38

L

2017 (2-3)

264

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C O M M A N D E R S

pro bowlers*Starters since 1970 NFL-AFL merger indicatedby asterisks
1950

1957

1964

Gene BritoE

Sam Huff

LB

John Carson

E

Sonny Jurgensen

QB

Bill Dudley

HB

Chuck Drazenovich

LB

Paul Krause

DB

Harry Gilmer

QB

Eddie LeBaronQB

Bobby Mitchell

FL

Paul Lipscomb

T

Jim Podoley

RBJohn Paluck

DE

Dick StanfelG

Vince Promuto

GCharley Taylor

RB

1951

1958

Sammy BaughQB

Bill DudleyRB

Gene Brito

Rob Goode

FB

Chuck Drazenovich

LB

Paul Krause

DB

Paul Lipscomb

T

Eddie LeBaronQB

Joe Rutgens

DT

Laurie Niemi

T

Jim SchraderC

Charley Taylor

RB

Dick Stanfel

G

1952

1959

Harry Gilmer

QB

Paul Lipscomb

T

Bill Anderson

Laurie Niemi

T

Hugh Taylor

EJohn Williams

1965

E

1966
Chris Hanburger

LB

E

Sonny JurgensenQB

Don Bosseler

RB

Charley Taylor

WR

Jim SchraderC

HB

Bob ToneffDT

Len HaussC

Gene Brito

E

Bill Anderson

E

Sonny JurgensenQB

Don Doll

T

Bob Khayat

DT

Jerry Smith

TE

Paul Lipscomb

T

DT

Charley Taylor

WR

1953

1960

Bob Toneff

1954

1967
Chris Hanburger

1968

1961

Dick AlbanHB

Rob Goode

FB

Hugh Taylor
Bill Wells

LB

RB

Chris Hanburger

LB

Ray LemekT

Len HaussC

E

Jim SchraderC

HB

Bob ToneffDT

E

Rod Breedlove

LB

Chuck Drazenovich

LB

Bobby MitchellFL

Len HaussC

Eddie LeBaronQB

John Nisby

G

Sonny Jurgensen

QB

Volney Peters

T

Norm SneadQB

Jerry SmithTE

Joe Scudero

HB

Torgy Torgeson

LB

Harry Ulinski

CDickie James

1955
Gene Brito

1962

1956
Sam Baker

P

Gene BritoE

Al Dorow

QB

Chuck Drazenovich

LB

Leo Elter

RB

Dick Stanfel

G

Torgy Torgeson

LB

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

1969
Larry Brown

RB

Pat Fischer

CB

Chris Hanburger

LB

1970

1963
Bobby MitchellFL

Larry Brown*RB

Vince PromutoG

Len HaussC

Joe Rutgens

DT

Norm Snead

QB

1971
Larry Brown*

RB

Speedy Duncan

PR

Len HaussC

Roy Jefferson

WR

Curt KnightK

265

pro bowlers
1972

1990

1982

Larry Brown

RB

Charlie Brown

WR

Earnest Byner*RB

Chris Hanburger*

LB

Mark Moseley

K

Gary ClarkWR

Len HaussC

Mike Nelms

PR

Darrell Green*

CB

Billy Kilmer*

QB

Tony Peters*SS

Jim Lachey*

T

Charley Taylor

WR

Joe Theismann*

QB

Chris Hanburger*

LB

Jeff Bostic*C

Ken Houston*FS

Charlie Brown

Herb Mul-Key

PR

Dave Butz

Charley Taylor*

WR

Russ Grimm*

1973

1983

1974
Chris Hanburger*

LB

Ken Houston*SS

Diron Talbert

DT

Charley Taylor*

WR

1975
Chris Hanburger*

LB

Ken Houston*SS

Charley Taylor

WR

1976
Eddie Brown

PR

Chris Hanburger

LB

Ken Houston*SS

Mike Thomas

RB

1977
Eddie Brown

PR

Jean FugettTE

Ken Houston

SS

1978
Tony GreenPR

Ken Houston

SS

1979
Ken Houston

SS

Mark Moseley

K

Lemar Parrish*

CB

1980
PR

Lemar Parrish*

CB

1981
Mike Nelms

Earnest Byner

RB

Gary Clark

WR

WR

Darrell Green*CB

DT

Jim Lachey*

T

G

Chip Lohmiller

K

Joe Jacoby*

T

Charles Mann

DEMark Murphy*

FSMark Rypien*QB

Joe Theismann*

QB

Mark SchlerethG

Darrell Green*

CB

Wilber MarshallRuss Grimm*

G

Joe Jacoby*T

Art Monk

WR

1984

1992

G

Joe Jacoby

T

Art Monk*

WR

1986
Gary Clark*WR

Darrell Green*

CB

Russ Grimm

G

Joe Jacoby

T

Dexter Manley*

DE

Art MonkWR

Jay Schroeder

QB

1987
Gary Clark

WR

Darrell Green*

CB

Charles MannDE

Ken Harvey*

LB

Reggie RobyP

1995
Ken Harvey*

LB

Brian Mitchell

KR/PR

1996
Terry Allen*RB

Gus FrerotteQB

Darrell GreenCB

Ken Harvey

LB

Matt TurkP

1997
Cris Dishman

CB

Darrell Green*CB

Ken Harvey

LB

Matt TurkP

1998
Matt Turk

1988
Charles Mann

LB

1994

1985
Russ Grimm*

T

1989Charles Mann

DEMark Rypien

QB

P

1999

DE

Mark May*

Mike Nelms

1991

Stephen DavisRB

Brad Johnson

QB

Tré Johnson*

G

PR

266

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C O M M A N D E R S

pro bowlers
2011

2000
Stephen Alexander

TE

Champ Bailey*

CB

Marco Coleman

DE

Stephen Davis

RB

2001

London Fletcher

2022
LB

2012
Lorenzo Alexander

ST/LB

London Fletcher*

LB

Robert Griffin III

QB

LaVar Arrington*

LB

Ryan Kerrigan

LB

Chris Samuels*

OT

Trent Williams

T

Champ Bailey

CB

2002

2013
Alfred MorrisRB

LaVar Arrington*

LB

Brian Orakpo

LB

Champ Bailey*CB

Trent Williams*

T

Chris Samuels*

OT

2003
LaVar Arrington*

LB

Champ Bailey*CB

Laveranues Coles

WR

2014
Alfred MorrisRB

Trent Williams

T

2015
Trent Williams

2004
Marcus Washington*

LB

2005

2016
Kirk Cousins

QB

Ryan Kerrigan

LB

WR

Jordan Reed

TE

Chris Samuels

OT

Brandon Scherff

G

Trent Williams*

T

Chris Samuels

OT

Sean Taylor

S

2007

DT

Terry McLaurin

WR

Daron Payne

DT

Jeremy Reaves*

ST

Tress Way*P
Most Selections

PlayerNo.

Years

Chris Hanburger

9

1966-69, 72-76

Charley Taylor8

1964-67, 72-75

Darrell Green7

1984, 86-87, 90-91, 96-97

Ken Houston

7

1973-79

Trent Williams

7

2012-18

Chris Samuels6

2001-02, 05-08

Len Hauss6

1967-72

Consecutive Selections
T

Santana Moss*

2006

Jonathan Allen*

2017
Ryan Kerrigan*

LB

Brandon Scherff

G

Trent Williams

T

PlayerNo.

Years

Ken Houston

7

1973-79

Trent Williams

7

2012-18

Len Hauss6

1967-72

Chris Hanburger

5

1972-76

Paul Lipscomb

4

1950-53

Gene Brito4

1955-58

Chuck Drazenovich

41955-58

Charley Taylor

41964-67

Chris Hanburger4

1966-69

Larry Brown

4

1969-72

Russ Grimm4

1983-86

Joe Jacoby4

1983-96

Ethan AlbrightLS

Chris Cooley

TE

Chris Samuels*

OT

Ryan Kerrigan*LB

Ken Harvey

4

1994-97

Sean Taylor

S

Trent Williams

T

Chris Samuels42005-08

London Fletcher

4

2009-12

2018

2008

2019

Chris Cooley

TE

Tress Way*P

Clinton Portis

RB

Brandon Scherff

G

Chris Samuels

OT

Mike Sellers*

FB

2009
London Fletcher*

LB

Brian Orakpo*

LB

2010
London Fletcher

LB

DeAngelo Hall*

CB

Brian Orakpo*

LB

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

2020
Brandon Scherff*

G

Chase Young

DE

2021
Brandon Scherff*

G

Jonathan Allen*

DT

267

record book - team*Denotes 2021 NFL Season (17 Games)

Games Won
Most Consecutive Games Won

Most OT Games Played, Season

4 (2010)14 (1942-43)

Games Lost

11 (1991)
11 (1983)

Most Consecutive Games Lost

17 (1960-61)
9 (2013-14)

Most Consecutive Games Without Loss

17 (1942-43)

8 (1950)

11 (1991)

8 (1935)

11 (1983)
Most Games Lost, Season
Most Games Won, Season

13 (2019)

14 (1983)

13 (2013)

14 (1991)

13 (1994)

12 (1986)
Most Consecutive Games Lost, Season
Most Games Won, Season (Playoffs)

9 (1961)

17 (1991)

8 (2013)16 (1983)

8 (1950)

14 (1997)

8 (1935)

14 (1986)
Most Consecutive Games Lost (Start)
Most Consecutive Games Won, Season

11 (1991)

9 (1961)
7 (1998)

9 (1983)
9 (1972)

Most Consecutive Games Won (End)

8 (2013)
8 (1960)

Most Consecutive Games Won (Start)

11 (1991)
7 (1940)

Most Consecutive Home Games Lost

10 (1960-61)

Most Consecutive Road Games Lost

9 (2014-15)

5 (1986)
5 (1971)

9 (2013-14)
Most Consecutive Games Won (End)

9 (1942)

9 (2008-09)

9 (1983)

9 (1960-61)

7 (2012)

PointsMost Consecutive Home Games Won

11 (1939-40)

Largest Margin of Victory

45 vs. DET (9/1/91)

11 (1990-91)

44 vs. LAR (1/1/84)

10 (1974-75)

42 vs. CHI (12/15/74)
42 vs. Dodgers, (12/12/39)

Most Consecutive Road Games Won

9 (1981-82)
7 (1991)

Largest Margin of Defeat

7 (1985-86)

73 vs. CHI, (12/8/40)
59 vs. CLE, (11/7/54)

7 (1942-43)
Most Points, Season
Most Shutout Games, Season

4 (1934)

OT Games Won, Season

3 (2010)541 (1983)
485 (1991)
443 (1999)

268

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record book - team
Most Points, Game72 (11/27/66)

Most Field Goals, Game

5 (Last: 9/25/16)

59 (10/31/48)
56 (11/10/91)

First Downs
Most First Downs, Season

Fewest Points, Season

353 (1984)

55 (1932)
65 (1935)

345 (1983)*First 17-game NFL Season*345 (2021)

Fewest First Downs, Season

95 (1935)

103 (1933)
Most Points, Both Teams, Game113 (11/27/66)

112 (1943)

95 (10/17/83)

133 (1944)

87 (11/22/98)
87 (9/28/47)

Most First Downs, Game

39 vs. DET (11/4/90)
35 vs. CHI (11/26/89)

Most Points Overcome to Win

24 vs. TB (10/25/15)

Most Points One Half

43 vs. DET (11/14/48)

34 vs. DET (11/15/20)
33 vs. GB (10/17/83)

38 vs. LAR (1/1/84)

Most Points Each Quarter

165 (1983)
154 (1984)

38 vs. ARI (11/9/58)

147 (1985)

Q1: 21, 5x, last (1/3/16)

Most First Downs, Rushing, Game

17 vs. DAL (12/30/12)

Q2: 31, (1/31/88)

15 vs. CIN (9/23/12)

Q3: 28, (10/1/55)

15 vs. HOU (12/22/02)

Q4: 27, (11/14/48)

15 vs. IND (10/27/96)

Touchdowns
Most Touchdowns, Season

Most First Downs, Rushing, Season

38 vs. NYG (11/27/66)

Most First Downs, Passing, Season

226 (2016)

63 (1983)

217 (1989)

56 (1991)

204 (2015)

54 (1999)
Most First Downs, Passing, Game
Most Touchdowns, Game

25 vs. DET (11/4/90)

10 vs. NYG (11/27/66)

24 vs. CIN (10/16/16)

8 vs. ATL (11/10/91)

23 vs. TEN (10/21/10)

8 vs. Yanks (10/31/48)

Fewest First Downs, Passing, Season
Most Consecutive Games With TD

49 (1943)

86 (1995-2000)

62 (1951)
64 (1941)

Field Goals
Most Field Goal Attempts, Season

49 (1971)

Fewest First Downs, Passing, Game

2 vs. ARI (9/19/71)

47 (1983)
43 (1991)

Net Yards Gained
Most Yards Gained, Season

Most Field Goal Attempts, Game2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

7 (10/10/71)

6,454 (2016)
6,253 (1989)269

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6,139 (1983)
Fewest Yards Gained, Season

1,432 (1932)

23 (1999, 1986)
Fewest Touchdowns, Rushing, Season

2,127 (1934)

4 (1932, 1977)
5 (4x, Last: 1994)

2,032 (1935)
Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Game
Most Yards Gained, Game676 at DET (11/4/90)

5 vs. PIT (10/15/39)
5 vs. CLE (10/13/91)

625 vs. Yanks (10/31/48)

602 vs. DEN (1/31/88)

Passing
Most Attempts, Passing, Season

Fewest Yards Gained, Game611 (2013)64 at CLE (11/4/90)

607 (2016)

82 vs. NYG (10/31/48)

605 (2010)85 vs. PIT (12/16/56)
Fewest Attempts, Passing, Season

Rushing
Most Rushing Attempts, Season

92 (1932)
106 (1933)

629 (1983)

138 (1934)

609 (1979)
588 (1984)

Most Attempts, Passing, Game

63 vs. DET (11/4/90)
63 vs. OAK (10/29/89)

Fewest Rushing Attempts, Season

304 (1932)

60 vs. NYG (11/23/97)

315 (1982)
320 (1943)

Fewest Attempts, Passing, Game

7 last vs. NYG (12/11/60)

10 vs. DAL (10/3/71)
Most Rushing Attempts, Game

65 vs. LAR (11/25/51)
64 at PIT (11/18/51)

Most Completions, Passing, Season

407 (2016)
389 (2020)

Most Yards Gained, Rushing, Season

2,709 (2012)

386 (2015)

2,625 (1983)
2,523 (1985)

Fewest Completions, Passing, Season

33 (1933)
44 (1934)

Fewest Yards Gained, Rushing, Season

904 (1944)
1,037 (1965)

Most Completions, Passing, Game

43 at DET (11/4/90)

1,069 (1943)

41 at DAL (11/24/16)

5.2 (2012)

38 vs. SEA (12/20/20)

4.8 (2013)

38 at CIN (10/30/16)

38 at DET (11/15/20)
Highest Average Gain, Rushing, Season

4.8 (1943)
Fewest Completions, Passing, Game
Lowest Average Gain, Rushing, Season

0 vs. NYG (12/11/60)

2.6 (1944)
2.7 (1941)

Most Net Yards Gained, Passing, Season

2.8 (1935)

4,758 (2016)
4,349 (1989)
4,136 (1988)

Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Season

30 (1983)
27 (1996)

270

Fewest Net Yards Gained, Passing, Season

W A S H I N G T O N

216 (1932)C O M M A N D E R S

record book - team459 (1934)
Most Net Yards Gained, Passing, Game

501 vs. Yanks (10/31/48)

Fewest Interceptions, Season

6 (2008)

482 at DET (11/4/90)

8 (2012)454 at SF (12/26/99)

9 (1982)

Fewest Net Yards Gained, Passing, Game -32 at PIT (11/27/55)

Most Interceptions, Game

8 vs. CHI (12/8/40)-28 vs. PIT (12/7/58)

7 vs. PHI (12/21/75)-13 vs. PIT (10/18/59)

7 at NYG (12/8/63)
7 vs. PIT (12/3/50)

Most Times Sacked, Season

61 (1998)

Punting

58 (2014)
52 (1985, 1977)

Most Punts, Season

113 (1934)
112 (1935)

Fewest Times Sacked, Season

9 (1991)103 (1978, 2004)

11 (1972)
17 (1971)

Fewest Punts, Season (Since 1940)

33 (1945)
45 (1946)

Most Times Sacked, Game

10 at BUF (10/30/11)

48 (1958)

9 vs. ARI (11/19/78)
9 vs. ARI (10/4/64)

Most Punts, Game

14 vs. PHI (11/5/39)

9 vs. PHI (9/25/22)

13 vs. NYG (11/28/97)
12 vs. PHI (10/4/42)

Highest Completion Percentage, Season

69.5 (2015)
67.1 (2017)

Highest Average Distance, Punting, Season

49.6 (2019)66.5 (2014)

48.4 (2021)
48.0 (2020)

Lowest Completion Percentage, Season

18.5 (1932)25.4 (1934)

Lowest Average Distance, Punting, Season

34.5 (1962)

27.4 (1935)

37.3 (1982)
37.5 (1990)

Most Touchdowns, Passing, Season

33 (1988)
31 (1967)
30 (1991, 2015)

Fewest Touchdowns, Passing, Season
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Game

Punt Returns
Most Punt Returns, Season

61 (1975)
57 (1977)

1 (1933, 1932)
6 vs. ATL (11/10/91)
6 vs. ARI (11/23/47)

56 (1987)
Fewest Punt Returns, Season

15 (1960)
17 (2018)

6 at BYN (10/31/43)
Most Interceptions, Season

35 (1935)
34 (1963)
32 (1954)

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

16 (2021)
Most Punt Returns, Game

11 at TB (10/9/77)
10 at NO (12/26/82)

Most Yards, Punt Returns, Season

688 (1976)

271

record book - teamFewest Yards, Punt Returns, Season

Most Yards, Punt Returns, Game675 (1941)

27.8 (1942)

616 (1987)

26.8 (1963)

45 (1970)

Lowest Average, Kick Returns, Season

18.0 (1990)

65 (1960)

18.3 (1988)

104 (2019)18.4 (1944)

155 vs. LAR (9/21/63)

Most Touchdowns, Kick Returns, Season

2 (Last: 2015)

146 vs. PIT (11/21/65)
142 vs. NYG (10/11/87)

Fumbles
Highest Average, Punt Returns, Season

Lowest Average, Punt Returns, Season

15.0 (1941)

Fewest Fumbles, Season

13 (1983)

14.1 (1994)

14 (1990)

13.3 (1991)

15 (1982)

1.7 (1970)

Most Fumbles, Season

36 (1976)

4.0 (1959)

35 (1980, 2007)

4.3 (1960)
Most Fumbles, Game
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Season

8 at OAK (10/29/89)

3 (1941)

8 vs. Pirates (11/14/37)
7 vs. SD (9/9/01)

Kick Returns
Most Kick Returns, Season

78 (2003)

Most Fumbles Lost, Season

74 (1988)

23 (1976)
21 (1988)

73 (2006, 2010)
Fewest Fumbles Lost, Season
Fewest Kick Returns, Season

23 (1942)

4 (2018)
6 (1990, 2012)26 (1943)
27 (2016)

Most Fumbles Lost, Game

5 at ATL (12/15/13)
5 at TEN (10/30/88)

Most Yards, Kick Returns, Season

1,720 (1962)
1,718 (1963)

Most Fumbles Recovered, Season

1,685 (1994)
Fewest Yards, Kick Returns, Season

570 (2016, 2018)40 (1948)
35 (1976)

Fewest Fumbles Recovered, Season

12 (1942)

580 (1941)

Turnovers
Most Yards, Kick Returns, Game239 vs. NYG (11/25/62)

Most Turnovers, Season46 (1975, 1988)

236 vs. CLE (10/15/63)
236 vs. PHI (9/28/47)

Fewest Turnovers, Season

14 (2012)
16 (1982)

Highest Average, Kick Returns, Season272

28.2 (1962)

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

record book - team17 (2006)
Most Turnovers, Game

10 at NYG (12/8/83)

DEFENSIVE RECORDS
Fewest Points Allowed, Season

10 vs. NYG (12/4/48)

79 (1932)
94 (1934, 1939)

9 vs. CHI (12/8/40)
Most Points Allowed, Season

478 (2013)

Penalties
Fewest Penalties, Season

438 (2014)
21 (1935)435 (2019)40 (1958)
Most Points Allowed, Game
Most Penalties, Season

73 vs. CHI (12/8/40

124 (2003)

62 vs. CLE (11/7/54)

122 (1948)

59 vs. PHI (11/15/10)

120 (1940)
Most Points Allowed, Half

45 vs. PHI (11/15/10)
45 vs. CHI (12/8/40)
42 vs. CHI (10/26/47)
42 at DAL (12/26/21)

Most Points Allowed, Quarter31 vs. DEN (10/27/1913)

31 vs. CHI (12/8/40)
Fewest Touchdowns Allowed, Season

10 (1934)
11 (1932, 1942)

Most Touchdowns Allowed, Season

59 (2013)
57 (1954)
53 (2014)

Field Goals
Fewest Field Goals Allowed, Season

1 (1945)
2 (1943)
3 (1946, 1948)

Most Field Goals Allowed, Season
Most Field Goals Allowed, Game34 (2011, 2017)
6 vs. DAL (9/26/11)

First Downs
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Season

10 (1934)
11 (1932, 1942)

Most First Downs Allowed, Season

368 (2016)
358 (1996)

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

273

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2,524 (1980)
Most First Downs Allowed, Game

35 at CIN (10/30/16)
34 at NE (10/28/07)

Most Yards Allowed, Rushing, Game382 vs. CHI (12/8/40)
376 vs. PHI (11/21/48)

Fewest First Downs Allowed, Rushing, Season

Most First Downs Allowed, Rushing, Season

47 (1982)
52 (1942)

Fewest TD Allowed, Rushing, Season

149 (1969)

Most TD Allowed, Rushing, Season

146 (1996)
Most First Downs Allowed, Rushing, Game 25 vs. PHI (12/2/51)
21 at BUF (11/3/96)

3 (1936, 1937)
26 (1969)
24 (last: 1998)

Passing
Fewest Yards Allowed, Passing, Season

682 (1934)
928 (1935)

Fewest First Downs Allowed, Passing, Season

34 (1943)
39 (1945)

Fewest Yards Allowed, Passing, Game

-12 vs. ARI (11/21/80)-3 vs. NYG (10/1/39)

Most First Downs Allowed, Passing, Season

225 (2016)
223 (2012)

Most Yards Allowed, Passing, Season*4,520 (2021)
4,511 (2012)

Most First Downs Allowed, Passing, Game

24 at NO (9/11/94)

4,187 (2010)

24 vs. PHI (9/17/89)
Most Yards Allowed, Passing, Game

Yards Allowed
Fewest Yards Allowed, Season

507 vs. ARI (11/10/96)
505 at NYG (10/28/62)

1,926 (1935)
1,941 (1942)

Fewest TD Allowed, Passing, Season

4 (1934)
5 (1942)Fewest Yards Allowed, Game

51 vs. NYG (12/11/60)
51 vs. NYG (9/27/42)

Most TD Allowed, Passing, Season

37 (1961)
35 (2014)

Most Yards Allowed, Season

6,228 (2010)*First 17-game NFL Season*6,108 (2021)

Most TD Allowed, Passing, Game

6,090 (2015)
Most Yards Allowed, Game625 vs. Yanks (1948)

7 vs. PHI (10/17/54)
Fewest Completions Allowed, Season

615 vs. ARI (1996)
Fewest Yards Allowed, Rushing, Season

848 (1942)

7 at NYG (10/28/62)

45 (1934)
62 (1936)

Fewest Completions Allowed, Game

0 vs. PHI (10/18/36)

Most Completions Allowed, Season*400 (2021)

946 (1982)
Fewest Yards Allowed, Rushing, Game

Most Yards Allowed, Rushing, Season274-29 vs. LAR (10/11/42)

393 (2012)-12 vs. PHI (10/29/61)

387 (2016)

2,526 (1978)

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Most Completions Allowed, Game

38 vs. HOU (9/19/10)

Fewest Opponent Turnovers, Season

12 (2006)
18 (2008)

Sacks
Most Sacks, Season

18 (2022)
66 (1984)
55 (1986)

Fewest Sacks, Season

18 (1969)

Most Opponent Turnovers, Game

10 vs. ARI (10/25/76)
8 at SD (10/31/83)

19 (2006)
Most Sacks, Game

10 vs. JAX (9/14/14)
10 at TB (10/9/77)
9 at ARI (12/21/80)

Interceptions
Most Passes Intercepted, Season

34 (1966, 1983)
33 (1980)

Most Passes Intercepted, Game

7 vs. PHI (11/3/35)
6 at SD (10/31/83)

Fewest Passes Intercepted, Season

6 (2006)
7 (2014)

Most Yards Returning INT, Season

598 (1973)
535 (1965)

Most Yards Returning INT, Game173 vs. ARI (11/29/92)
147 at SF (12/18/04)

Most TD Returning INT, Season

5 (1971)
4 (1973, 1984, 2013)

Fumbles
Most Opponent Fumbles, Season46 (1983)
42 (1964)

Fewest Opponent Fumbles, Season
Most Opponent Fumbles, Game

9 (1938, 1940)
9 vs. ARI (10/25/76)

Turnovers
Most Opponent Turnovers, Season

61 (1983)
55 (1964)

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

275

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Most Seasons
20

Darrell Green

1983-2002

16

Monte Coleman

1979-94

16

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

Most Games Played, Career
295

Darrell Green

1983-2002

215

Monte Coleman

1979-94

205

Art Monk

1980-93

Most Games Consecutive Games Played, Career196

Len Hauss

1964-77

170

Mark Moseley

1974-86

163

Joe Theismann

1974-85

Most Games Consecutive Games Started, Career192

Len Hauss

1964-77

Most Points, Career
1,206Mark Moseley

1974-86787

Chip Lohmiller

1988-94

668

Dustin Hopkins

2014-21

161

Mark Moseley

1983

149

Chip Lohmiller

1991

144

John Riggins

1983

Most Points, Season

Most Points, Game
24

Larry Brown vs. PHI [4 TDs]

Dec. 16, 1973

24

Dick James vs. DAL [4 TDs]

Dec. 17, 1961

20

Andy Farkas vs. LAR [3 TDs, 2 PATs]

Sept. 25, 1938

Most Touchdowns, Career
90

Charley Taylor

1964-77

85

John Riggins

1976-79, 1981-85

65

Art Monk

1980-93

Most Touchdowns, Season
24

John Riggins

1983

21

Terry Allen

1996

18

George Rogers

1986

13

Alfred Morris

2012

11

Antonio Gibson

2020

10

Charley Taylor

1964

Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season

Most Touchdowns, Game

276

4

Larry Brown vs. PHI

Dec. 16, 1973

4

Dick James vs. DAL

Dec. 17, 1961

3

Multiple Times

Last: Antonio Gibson vs. DALW A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

record book - individual
Most Field Goals Attempted, Career
397

Mark Moseley

1974-86

245

Chip Lohmiller

1988-94

194

Dustin Hopkins

2015-21

Most Field Goals Attempted, Season
49

Curt Knight

1971

47

Mark Moseley

1983

43

Chip Lohmiller

1991

Most Field Goals Attempted, Game7
6 (12 times)

Curt Knight vs. Oilers

Oct. 10, 1971

Last: Graham Gano at TEN

Nov. 21, 2010

Most Field Goals, Career
263

Mark Moseley

1974-86

175

Chip Lohmiller

1988-94

163

Dustin Hopkins

2015-21

Most Field Goals, Season
34

Dustin Hopkins

2016

33

Mark Moseley

1983

31

Graham Gano

2011

31

Chip Lohmiller

1991

Most Field Goals, Rookie, Season
26

Scott Blanton

1996

22

Charlie Gogolak

1966

19

Chip Lohmiller

1988

Most Consecutive Field Goals
23

Mark Moseley

1981-82

18

Kai Forbath

2013-14

17

Kai Forbath

2012

Longest Field Goals
59

Graham Gano vs. SF

Nov. 6, 2011

58

Joey Slye vs. PHI

Nov. 14, 2022

57

Steve Cox vs. SEA

Sept. 28, 1986

56

Chip Lohmiller at IND

Dec. 22, 1990

56

Dustin Hopkins vs. CAR

Oct. 14, 2018

Most Rushing Attempts, Career
1,988John Riggins

1976-79, 1981-85

1,667

Clinton Portis

2004-10

1,530

Larry Brown

1969-76

1,383

Stephen Davis

1996-2002

Most Rushing Attempts, Season

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

375

John Riggins

1983

356

Stephen Davis

2001

352

Clinton Portis

2005

G U I D E

277

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Most Rushing Attempts, Rookie, Season
335

Alfred Morris

2012

235

Mike Thomas

1975

233

Reggie Brooks

1993

Most Rushing Attempts, Game
45

Jamie Morris at CIN

Dec. 17, 1988

39

Earnest Byner at NE

Dec. 15, 1990

Most Yards Gained, Rushing, Career
7,472

John Riggins

1976-79, 1981-85

6,824

Clinton Portis

2004-10

5,875

Larry Brown

1969-76

Most Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards, Rushing
4

Clinton Portis

2004-05, 07-08

4

John Riggins

1978-79, 1983-84

3

Alfred Morris

2012-14

3

Stephen Davis

1999-2001

Most Yards Gained, Rushing, Season
1,613

Alfred Morris

2012

1,516

Clinton Portis

2005

1,487

Clinton Portis

2008

Most Yards Gained, Rushing, Game
221

Gerald Riggs vs. PHISept. 17, 1989

215

Cliff Battles vs. NYG

Oct. 8, 1933

206

George Rogers vs. ARI

Dec. 21, 1985

Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Rushing, Season
1,613

Alfred Morris

2012

1,063

Reggie Brooks

1993

919

Mike Thomas

1975

Longest Rush From Scrimmage
90t

Adrian Peterson at PHIDec. 3, 2018

88t

Billy Wells vs. ARI

Nov. 21, 1954

85t

Reggie Brooks vs. ARI

Sept. 19, 1993

Highest Average Rushing, Game
12.9

Derrius Guice [10-129]

at CAR, Dec. 1, 2019

11.9

Stephen Davis [12-143]

vs. CHI, Oct. 31, 1999

10.6

Robert Griffin III [13-138]

vs. MIN, Oct. 14, 2012

Highest Average Rushing, Season (Min. 100 Attempts)
6.79

Robert Griffin III [120-815]

2012

5.42

Frank Atkins [147-797]

1945

Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Career

278

79

John Riggins

1976-79, 81-85

46

Clinton Portis

2004-1045

Stephen Davis

1996-2002

W A S H I N G T O N

C O M M A N D E R S

record book - individual
37

Terry Allen

1995-98

24

John Riggins

1983

21

Terry Allen

1996

18

George Rogers

1986

Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Season

Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Rookie Season
13

Alfred Morris

2012

11

Antonio Gibson

2020

8

Skip Hicks

1998

7

Robert Griffin III

2012

7

Don Bosseler

1957

Highest Passer Rating, Career (Min. 1,500 Attempts)
93.7

Kirk Cousins

2012-17

83.9

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

82.3

Jason Campbell

2006-09

Highest Passer Rating, Season (Min. 150 Attempts)
109.9

Sammy Baugh

1945

102.4

Robert Griffin III

2012

101.6

Kirk Cousins

2015

Most Attempts, Passing, Career
3,602

Joe Theismann

1974-85

3,155

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

2,995

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

Most Attempts, Passing, Season
606

Kirk Cousins

2016

543

Kirk Cousins

2015

541

Jay Schroeder

1986

58

Jay Schroeder vs. SF

Dec. 1, 1985

56

Kirk Cousins at CIN

Oct. 30, 201655

Alex Smith at DET

Nov. 15, 2020

Most Attempts, Passing, Game

55

Dwayne Haskins Jr. vs. SEA

Dec. 20, 2020

54

Jason Campbell at DAL

Nov. 18, 2007

54

Trent Green at SEA

Sept. 20, 1998

54

Mark Rypien at DAL

Nov. 22, 1990

Most Passes Completed, Career
2,044

Joe Theismann

1974-85

1,831

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

1,693

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

Most Passes Completed, Season

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

406

Kirk Cousins

2016

379

Kirk Cousins

2015

347

Kirk Cousins

2017

G U I D E

279

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Most Passes Completed, Game
41

Kirk Cousins at DAL

Nov. 24, 2016

38

Dwayne Haskins Jr. vs. SEA

Dec. 20, 2020

38

Alex Smith at DET

Nov. 15, 2020

38

Kirk Cousins at CIN

Oct. 30, 201634

Taylor Heinicke vs. NYG

Sept. 16, 2021

Most Consecutive Passes Completed, Game
22

Mark Brunell vs. HOU

Sept. 24, 2006

Highest Completion Percentage, Career (Min. 1,500 Attempts)
65.5

Kirk Cousins

2012-1761.2

Jason Campbell

2006-09

58.0

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

Highest Completion Percentage, Season
70.3

Sammy Baugh [128-182]

1945

69.8

Kirk Cousins [379-543]

2015

68.7

Robert Griffin III [147-214]

2014

Highest Completion Percentage, Game (Min. 20 Attempts)
88.9

Mark Brunell vs. HOU [24-27]

9/24/08

25,206

Joe Theismann

1974-85

22,585

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

21,886

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

Most Yards Gained, Passing, Career

Most Yards Gained, Passing, Season
4,917

Kirk Cousins

2016

4,166

Kirk Cousins

2015

4,109

Jay Schroeder

1986

Most Yards Gained, Passing, Game
471

Brad Johnson at SF

Dec. 26, 1999

458

Kirk Cousins at CIN

Oct. 30, 2016

449

Kirk Cousins at DAL

Nov. 24, 2016

Longest Passing Completion
99*

Sonny Jurgensen at CHI

Sept. 15, 1968

99*

George Izo vs. CLE

Sept. 15, 196399*

Frank Filchock vs. PIT

Oct. 15, 1939

Highest Average Gain, Passing, Career (Min. 1,500 Attempts)
7.73

Kirk Cousins

2012-17

7.31

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

7.22

Mark Rypien

1988-93

Highest Average Gain, Passing, Season (Min. 150 Attempts)

280

9.17

Sammy Baugh

1945

9.03

Eddie LeBaron

1957

8.47

Mark Rypien

1991

W A S H I N G T O N

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record book - individual
Highest Average Gain, Passing, Game (Min. 20 Attempts)
18.58

Sammy BaughOct. 31, 1938

Most Touchdowns, Passing, Career
187

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

179

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

160

Joe Theismann

1974-85

31

Sonny Jurgensen

1967

29

Kirk Cousins

2015

29

Joe Theismann

1983

Most Touchdowns, Passing, Season

Most Touchdowns, Passing, Game
6

Mark Rypien vs. ATL

Nov. 10, 1991

6

Sammy Baugh vs. ARI

Nov. 23, 1947

6

Sammy Naugh at Dodgers

Oct. 31, 1943

Most Passes Had Intercepted, Career
203

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

138

Joe Theismann

1974-85

116

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

Most Passes Had Intercepted, Season
27

Norm Snead

1963

23

Sammy Baugh

1948

22

Jay Schroeder

1986

22

Norm Snead

1962

22

Norm Snead

1961

Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game
6

Jay Schroeder vs. NYG

Dec. 7, 1986

6

Sammy Baugh at NYG

Nov. 11, 1951

Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game
55

Alex Smith at DET

Nov. 15, 2020

53

Kirk Cousins at DAL

Nov. 24, 201653

Mark Brunell at DEN

Oct. 9, 2005

Most Times Sacked, Career340

Joe Theismann

1974-85

227

Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

117

Billy Kilmer

1971-78

Most Times Sacked, Season
49

Trent Green

1998

48

Joe Theismann

1984

43

Jason Campbell

2009

Most Times Sacked, Game2 0 2 3

M E D I A

10John Beck at BUF

Oct. 30, 2011

9

Joe Theismann vs. ARI

Nov. 19, 1978

9

Carson Wentz, vs. PHISept. 25, 2022

G U I D E

281

record book - individual
Most Receptions, Career
888

Art Monk

1980-93649

Charley Taylor

1964-77581

Santana Moss

2005-14

Most Receptions, Season
113

Pierre Garçon

2013

106

Art Monk

1984

93

Santana Moss

2010

Most Receptions, Rookie, Season
59

Jamison Crowder

2015

58

Art Monk

1980

58

Terry McLaurin

2019

14

Roy Helu, Jr. vs. SF

Nov. 6, 201113

Art Monk at DET

Nov. 4, 1990

13

Kelvin Bryant vs. NYG

Dec. 7, 1986

13

Art Monk vs. CIN

Dec. 15, 1985

13

Logan Thomas vs. SEA

Dec. 20, 202013

Chris Thompson vs. IND

Sept. 16, 2018

Most Receptions, Game

Most Consecutive, Games, Pass Receptions
164

Art Monk

1983

Most Yards Gained, Receiving, Career
12,026

Art Monk

1980-93

9,110Charley Taylor

1964-77

8,742

Gary Clark

1985-92

Most Yards Gained, Receiving, Season
1,483

Santana Moss

2005

1,436

Bobby Mitchell

1963

1,397

Henry Ellard

1994

Most Yards Gained, Receiving, Game255

Anthony Allen vs. ARI [7]Oct. 4, 1987

241

Gary Clark at NYG [11]Oct. 27, 1986

Most Yards Gained, Receiving, Rookie, Season
926

Gary Clark

1985

919

Terry McLaurin

2019

814

Charley Taylor

1964

Longest Pass Reception
99*

Gerry Allenat CHI, Sept. 15, 1998

99*

Bobby Mitchellat CLE, Sept. 15, 1963

99*

Andy Farkas

vs. PIT Oct. 15, 1939

Highest Average Gain, Career (Min. 200 Attempts)

282

19.24

Hugh Taylor

1947-54

18.19

Henry Ellard

1994-98

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16.52

Bobby Mitchell

1962-68

Highest Average Gain, Season (Min. 24 Attempts)
23.44

Hugh Taylor

1952

21.56

Charlie Brown

1982

21.36

Hugh Taylor

1950

Highest Average Gain, Game (Min. 3 Attempts)
50.75

Gary Clark vs. ATL [4/203]

Nov. 10, 1991

49.33

Charley Taylor vs. LAR [3/148]

Oct. 22, 1967

48.33

Andy Farkas vs. ARI [3/145]

Nov. 19, 1939

Most Receiving Touchdowns, Career
79

Charley Taylor

1964-77

65

Art Monk

1980-93

60

Jerry Smith

1965-77

Most Receiving Touchdowns, Season
12

Ricky Sanders

1988

12

Jerry Smith

1967

12

Charley Taylor

1966

12

Hugh Taylor

1952

Most Receiving Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
8

Charlie Brown

1982

7

Jahan Dotson

2022

7

Terry McLaurin

2019

6

Chris Cooley

2004

6

Hugh Taylor

1947

Most Receiving Touchdowns, Game3

20 Times

Last: Santana Moss Oct. 1, 2006

Most Scrimmage Yards, Career
12,358Art Monk

1980-93

10,598Charley Taylor

1964-77

8,796

Gary Clark

1985-92

Most Scrimmage Yards, Season
1,732

Clinton Portis

2005

1,705

Clinton Portis

2008

1,690

Alfred Morris

2012

Most Scrimmage Yards, Rookie, Season
1,690

Alfred Morris

2012

1,569

Charley Taylor

1964

1,402

Mike Thomas

1975

255

Larry Brown vs. PHI

Dec. 16, 1973

255

Anthony Allen vs. ARI

Oct. 4, 1987

Most Scrimmage Yards, Game

Most Punts, Career896

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

Mike Bragg

1968-79283

record book - individual
653

Tress Way

2014-22388

Matt Turk

1995-99

Most Punts, Season
103

Tom Tupa

2004

103

Mike Bragg

1978

93

Matt Turk

1998

85

Sammy Baugh vs. PHI

Dec. 1, 1940

81

Sammy Baugh vs. DET

Nov. 14, 1943

79

Tress Way at CAR

Dec. 1, 2019

77

Tress Way vs. NYG

Sept. 25, 2015

77

Steve Cox at BUF

Nov. 1, 1987

Longest Punts

Highest Average Punting, Career (Min. 300 Attempts)
47.00

Tress Way

2014-2245.10

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

43.77

Matt Turk

1995-99

41.96

Pat Richter

1963-70

Highest Average Punting, Season (Min. 30 Attempts)
51.40

Sammy Baugh

1940

49.60

Tress Way

2019

48.73

Sammy Baugh

1941

244

Tress Way

2014-22

134

Matt Turk

1995-99

79

Mike Bragg

1968-79

Most Punts Inside the 20, Career

Most Punts Inside the 20, Season
41

Tress Way

2018

37

Tress Way

2022

33

Tress Way

2017

33

Matt Turk

1998

32

Matt Turk

1997

317

Brian Mitchell

1990-99212

Mike Nelms

1980-84

129

Antwaan Randle El

2006-09

Most Punts Returns, Career

Most Punts Returns, Season
57

Eddie Brown

1977

53

Larry Jones

1975

49

Mike Nelms

1984

Most Punts Returns, Game

284

11*

Eddie Brown at TB

Oct. 9, 1977

10

Mike Nelms at NO

Dec. 26, 1982

9

Mike Nelms at ARI

Dec. 21, 1980

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Most Yards Gained, Punt Returns, Career
3,476

Brian Mitchell

1990-99

1,948

Mike Nelms

1980-84

1,150

Eddie Brown

1975-77

Most Yards Gained, Punt Returns, Season
646

Eddie Brown

1976

600

Brian Mitchell

1991

506

Brian Mitchell

1998

Most Yards Gained, Punt Returns, Game
146

Rickie Harris at PIT

Nov. 21, 1965

142

Ted Wilson at NYG

Oct. 11, 1987

118

Derrick Shepard vs. ARI

Oct. 4, 1987

96

Bill Dudley vs. PIT

Dec. 3, 1950

90

Jacquez Green vs. PHISept. 16, 200289

Eric Metcalf vs. NYG

Oct. 28, 2001

Longest Punt Return

Highest Average, Punt Return, Career (Min. 40 Returns)
13.20

Dick Todd

1939-48

12.81

Johnny Williams

1952-53

12.11

Andy Farkas

1938-44

Highest Average, Punt Return, Season (Min. 20 Returns)
15.25

Johnny Williams

1952

14.12

Brian Mitchell

1994

Eddie Brown

1976

13.46

Highest Average, Punt Return, Game (Min. 3 Returns)
39.3

Derrick Shepard vs. ARI

Oct. 4, 1997

34.0

Pervis Atkins at PHI

Nov. 1, 1964

33.3

Brian Mitchell vs. NYG

Nov. 1, 1992

Most Touchdowns, Punt Return, Career
7

Brian Mitchell

1990-99

3

Rickie Harris

1965-70

3

Dick Todd

1939-48

Most Touchdowns, Punt Return, Season
2

Brian Mitchell

1994

2

Brian Mitchell

1991

2

Mike Nelms

1981

2

Bert Zagers

1957

2

John Williams

1952

Most Kickoff Returns, Career2 0 2 3

M E D I A

421

Brian Mitchell

1990-99

222

Rock Cartwright

2002-09

175

Mike Nelms

1980-84

G U I D E

285

record book - individual
Most Kickoff Returns, Season
64

Rock Cartwright

2006

59

Brian Mitchell

1998

58

Brian Mitchell

1994

Most Kickoff Returns, Game
8

Terry Metcalf vs. ARI

Sept. 20, 1981

8

Niles Paul vs. KC

Dec. 8, 2013

Most Kickoff Return Yards, Career
9,586

Brian Mitchell

1990-99

5,332

Rock Cartwright

2002-09

4,128

Mike Nelms

1980-84

1,541

Rock Cartwright

2006

1,478

Brian Mitchell

1994

1,408

Brian Mitchell

1995

Most Kickoff Return Yards, Season

Most Kickoff Return Yards, Game225

Herb Mul-Key at ARI

Sept. 23, 1973

213

Brandon Banks at DET

Oct. 31, 2010

189

Brian Mitchell vs. LAC

Dec. 6, 1998

Longest Kickoff Return Touchdowns
102

Larry Jones vs. PHI

Nov. 24, 1974

101

Brian Mitchell vs. LAC

Dec. 6, 1998

101

Rashad Ross at NYG

Sept. 24, 2015

Highest Average, Kickoff Return, Career (Min. 40 Returns)
28.50

Bobby Mitchell

1962-68

27.87

Herb Mul-key

1972-74

25.98

Joe Scudero

1954-58

Highest Average, Kickoff Return, Season (Min. 40 Returns)
29.70

Mike Nelms

1981

29.38

Dick James

1961

29.22

Larry Jones

1974

Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Career
2

Brian Mitchell

1990-99

2

Bobby Mitchell

1962-682

Eddie Saenz

1946-512

Andy Farkas

1938-44

Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Season
2

Eddie Saenz

1947

47

Sammy Baugh

1937-52

42

Mark Rypien

1987-93

42

Joe Theismann

1974-85

Most Fumbles, Career

286

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Most Fumbles, Season
15

Sammy Baugh

1947

14

Trent Green

1998

14

Mark Rypien

1989

Most Fumbles, Game
5

Patrick Ramsey at GB

Oct. 20, 2002

Most Net Yards Gained, Career
16,900Brian Mitchell

1990-99

12,358Art Monk

1980-93

10,803

Charley Taylor

1964-77

Most Net Yards Gained, Season
2,477

Brian Mitchell

1994

2,357

Brian Mitchell

1998

2,348

Brian Mitchell

1995

Most Sacks, Career (Unofficial)
97.5

Dexter Manley

1981-8995.5

Ryan Kerrigan

2011-2082.0Charles Mann

1983-93

Most Sacks, Career (Since 1982)
95.5

Ryan Kerrigan

2011-20

91.0

Dexter Manley

1981-89

82.0

Charles Mann

1983-93

18.5

Dexter Manley

1986

15.0

Dexter Manley

1985

15.0

Coy Bacon

1979

Most Sacks, Season

Most Sacks, Rookie, Season
11.0

Brian Orakpo

2009

8.0

Preston Smith

2015

7.5

Ryan Kerrigan

2011

7.5

Chase Young

2020

Most Sacks, Game2 0 2 3

M E D I A

4.0

Ryan Kerrigan vs. JAX

Sept. 14, 2014

4.0

Brian Orakpo at OAK

Dec. 12, 2009

4.0

Phillip Daniels vs. DAL

Dec. 18, 2005

4.0

Ken Harvey vs. NYG

Nov. 23, 1997

4.0

Dexter Manley vs. NYG

Oct. 6, 1988

4.0

Diron Talbert vs. NYG

Sept. 28, 1975

G U I D E

287

record book - top 10 (career)
Games Played
1. Darrell Green

1983-02295

2. Monte Coleman

1979-94215

3. Art Monk

1980-93205

4. Dave Butz

1975-88203

5. Len Hauss

1964-77

196

6. Don Warren

1979-92

193

7. Chris Hanburger

1965-78

187

8. Jeff Bostic

1980-93184

9. Mark Moseley

1974-86182

10. Mike Bragg

1968-79

172

Total Touchdowns
1. Charley Taylor

1964-7790

2. John Riggins

1976-85

85

3. Art Monk

1980-9365

4. Jerry Smith

1965-7760

5t. Gary Clark

1985-92

58

5t. Hugh Taylor

1947-5458

7. Larry Brown

1969-7655

8. Bobby Mitchell

1962-68

53

9. Clinton Portis

2004-1049

10t. Stephen Davis

1996-0248

10t. Santana Moss

2005-1448

Rushing Attempts
1. John Riggins

1976-85

1,988

2. Clinton Portis

2004-101,667

3. Larry Brown

1969-761,530

4. Stephen Davis

1996-2002

1,383

5. Alfred Morris

2012-15

1,078

6. Terry Allen

1995-98

1,043

7. Earnest Byner

1989-93990

8. Mike Thomas

1975-78878

9. Cliff Battles

1932-37839

10. Ladell Betts

2002-09776

Rushing Touchdowns
1. John Riggins

1976-8579

2. Clinton Portis

2004-1046

3. Stephen Davis

1996-2002

45

4. Terry Allen

1995-9837

5. Larry Brown

1969-7635

6. George Rogers

1985-8731

7. Alfred Morris

2012-1529

8. Earnest Byner

1989-93

25

288

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record book - top 10 (career)
9. Cliff Battles

1932-37

23

10. Don Bosseler

1957-64

22

Passing Yards
1. Joe Theismann

1974-85

25,206

2. Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

22,585

3. Sammy Baugh

1937-52

21,886

4. Kirk Cousins

2012-17

16,206

5. Mark Rypien

1988-93

15,928

6. Billy Kilmer

1971-78

12,352

7. Jason Campbell

2006-09

10,8608. Gus Frerotte

1994-98

9,769

9. Norm Snead

1961-63

8,306

10. Robert Griffin III

2012-14

9,097

Passing Attempts
1. Joe Theismann

1974-85

3,602

2. Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

3,155

3. Sammy Baugh

1937-52

2,995

4. Mark Rypien

1988-932,207

5. Kirk Cousins

2012-17

2,096

6. Billy Kilmer

1971-78

1,791

7. Jason Campbell

2006-09

1,637

8. Gus Frerotte

1994-98

1,422

9. Eddie LeBaron

1952-59

1,104

10. Norm Snead

1961-63

1,092

Passing Completions
1. Joe Theismann

1974-85

2,044

2. Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

1,831

3. Sammy Baugh

1937-52

1,693

4. Kirk Cousins

2012-171,372

5. Mark Rypien

1988-93

1,244

6. Jason Campbell

2006-09

1,002

7. Billy Kilmer

1971-78953

8. Gus Frerotte

1994-98744

9. Robert Griffin III

2012-14679

10. Brad Johnson

1999-2000

544

Passing Touchdowns
1. Sammy Baugh

1937-52

187

2. Sonny Jurgensen

1964-74

179

3. Joe Theismann

1974-85160

4. Billy Kilmer

1971-78103

5. Mark Rypien

1988-93101

6. Kirk Cousins

2012-1799

7. Eddie LeBaron

1952-59

59

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

289

record book - top 10 (career)
8. Jason Campbell

2006-0955

9. Gus Frerotte

1994-98

48

10. Norm Snead

1961-63

46

Receiving Yards
1. Art Monk

1980-93

12,026

2. Charley Taylor

1964-77

9,110

3. Gary Clark

1985-92

8,742

4. Santana Moss

2005-14

7,867

5. Bobby Mitchell

1962-68

6,492

6. Ricky Sanders

1986-93

5,854

7. Jerry Smith

1965-77

5,496

8. Hugh Taylor

1947-545,233

9. Chris Cooley

2004-124,711

10. Pierre Garçon

2012-16

4,549

Receptions
1. Art Monk

1980-93888

2. Charley Taylor

1964-77649

3. Santana Moss

2005-14581

4. Gary Clark

1985-92549

5. Chris Cooley

2004-12429

6. Jerry Smith

1965-77421

7. Ricky Sanders

1986-93414

8. Bobby Mitchell

1962-68393

9. Pierre Garçon

2012-16376

10. Jordan Reed2013-18

329

Receiving Touchdowns
1. Charley Taylor

1964-77

79

2. Art Monk

1980-9365

3. Jerry Smith

1965-7760

4t. Gary Clark

1985-92

58

4t. Hugh Taylor

1947-54

58

6. Bobby Mitchell

1962-68

49

7. Santana Moss

2005-1447

8. Ricky Sanders

1986-9336

9. Chris Cooley

2004-1233

10t. Michael Westbrook

1995-0124

10t. Jordan Reed2013-18

24

Sacks (Since 1982)
1. Ryan Kerrigan

2011-20

95.5

2. Dexter Manley

1981-89*91.0

3. Charles Mann

1983-93

82.0

4. Monte Coleman

1979-94*43.5

5. Ken Harvey

1994-98

41.5

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record book - top 10 (career)
6. Brian Orakpo

2009-1440.0

7. Dave Butz

1975-8835.5

8. Andre Carter

2006-1034.0

9. Jonathan Allen

2017-2022

33.5

10. Bruce Smith

2000-03

29.0

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

291

record book - single season
Passing Attempts
1. Kirk Cousins

2016

606

2. Kirk Cousins

2015

543

3. Jay Schroeder

1986

541

4. Kirk Cousins

2017

540

5. Brad Johnson

1999

519

6. Trent Green

1998

509

7. Sonny Jurgensen

1967

508

8. Jason Campbell

2009

507

9. Jason Campbell

2008

506

10. Joe Theismann

1981

496

Passing Yards
1. Kirk Cousins

2016

4,917

2. Kirk Cousins

2015

4,166

3. Jay Schroeder

1986

4,109

4. Kirk Cousins

2017

4,093

5. Brad Johnson

1999

4,005

6. Mark Rypien

1989

3,768

7. Sonny Jurgensen

1967

3,747

8. Joe Theismann

1983

3,714

9. Jason Campbell

2009

3,618

10. Joe Theismann

1981

3,568

Passing Touchdowns
1. Sonny Jurgensen

1967

31

2t. Kirk Cousins

2015

29

2t. Joe Theismann

1983

29

4t. Sonny Jurgensen

1966

28

4t. Mark Rypien

1991

28

6. Kirk Cousins

2017

27

7t. Sammy Baugh

1947

25

7t. Kirk Cousins

2016

25

Passer Rating
1. Sammy Baugh

1945

109.9

2. Robert Griffin III

2012

102.4

3. Kirk Cousins

2015

101.6

4. Mark Rypien

1991

97.9

5. Kirk Cousins

2016

97.2

6. Joe Theismann

1983

97.0

7. Kirk Cousins

2017

93.9

8. Sammy Baugh

1947

92.0

9. Sonny Jurgensen

1970

91.5

10. Joe Theismann

1982

91.3

292

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record book - single season
Receptions
1. Pierre Garçon

2013

113

2. Art Monk

1984

106

3. Santana Moss

2010

93

4. Art Monk

1985

91

5. Laveranues Coles

2004

90

6t. Terry McLaurin

2020

87

6t. Jordan Reed

2015

87

8. Art Monk

1989

86

9. Santana Moss

2005

84

10. Chris Cooley

2008

83

Receiving Yards
1. Santana Moss

2005

1,483

2. Bobby Mitchell

1963

1,436

3. Henry Ellard

1994

1,397

4. Bobby Mitchell

1962

1,384

5. Art Monk

1984

1,372

6. Pierre Garçon

2013

1,346

7. Gary Clark

1991

1,340

8. Gary Clark

1986

1,265

9. Gary Clark

1989

1,229

10. Art Monk

1985

1,226

Receiving Touchdowns
1t. Ricky Sanders

1988

12

1t. Jerry Smith

1967

12

1t. Charley Taylor

1966

12

1t. Hugh Taylor

1952

12

5t. Jordan Reed

2015

11

5t. Bobby Mitchell

1962

11

7t. Gary Clark

1991

10

7t. Bobby Mitchell

1964

10

Sacks
1. Dexter Manley

1986

18.5

2. Dexter Manley

1985

15.0

3. Charles Mann

1985

14.5

4t. Ryan Kerrigan

2014

13.5

4t. Ken Harvey

1994

13.5

4t. Dexter Manley

1984

13.5

7t. Ryan Kerrigan

2018

13.0

7t. Ryan Kerrigan

2017

13.0

9. Marco Coleman

2000

12.0

10t. Dave Butz

1983

11.5

10t. Charles Mann

1991

11.5

10t. Daron Payne

2022

11.5

2 0 2 3

M E D I A

G U I D E

293

record book - single season
Interceptions
1. Dan Sandifer [R]

1948

13

2. Paul Krause [R]

1964

12

3. Sammy Baugh

1943

11

4. Don Doll

1953

10

5t. Dick Alban

1954

9

5t. Mark Murphy

1983

9

5t. Lemar Parrish

1979

9

5t. Barry Wilburn

1987

9

294

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