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About the Washington Redskins
The Washington Redskins started out as the Boston Braves. George Preston Marshall acquired an NFL franchise in 1932 and named it the Braves after the city's Major League Baseball team and because the team used Braves Field. After a poorly attended season in 1932, Marshall changed the name to Redskins and moved the team to Fenway Park. The Redskins name was retained when the team was moved to Washington in 1937. The Washington Redskins first game in Washington was played in Griffith Stadium on September 16, 1937. That year, Owner Marshall produced an official Redskins marching band and fight song--both firsts in the National Football League. The 1937 season also saw the debut of "Slinging Sammy" Baugh, a quarterback who forever changed pro football with his forward passing. The Redskins won five NFL Eastern division titles and NFL championships in 1937 and 1942 during Baugh's term. In 1969, the legendary Vince Lombardi led the Redskins to their first winning record in 15 years. For more information on the Washington Redskins, visit the official Washington Redskins Website.

Washington Redskins call FedEx Field home
The Washington Redskins' FedEx Field is located in Landover, Maryland. FedEx Field replaced RFK stadium as the home of the Redskins in 1997. The new football stadium was originally named after Washington Redskins' former owner, Jack Kent Cooke. The Redskins played their first game there on September 14, 1997. With 85,000 seats, Jack Kent Cooke Stadium became the largest stadium in the NFL. In 1999, the team was sold to Daniel Snyder. The same year, the Washington Redskins sold the naming rights to Federal Express, and $35 million in renovations were completed. For more information on FedEx Field, or the Washington Redskins, visit the official Washington Redskins Website.

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