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Rivals to the Bitter End
Nobody needs a picture of Washington's Gus Frerotte being sacked by Dallas' Leon Lett to know the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry is still one of the biggest in sports. With that in mind, we offer a look back at every one of their battles.

Glory Days Take a trip back in time and check out game stats and the original Washington Post article from each of the five Redskins' Super Bowl visits.

VII | XVII | XVIII | XXII | XXVI

All Aboard!
While Tony Kornheiser hasn't taken the Bandwagon out of the garage for this

season yet, you can marvel at the legendary vehicle that carried the Redskins to Super Bowl XXVI in the 1991-92 season.

Legends of the Game

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Joe Gibbs (right) and Jack Kent Cooke (left) built the Redskins into a powerhouse in the 1980s. But many others also contributed to the team's legacy. Get profiles of some of the greatest Redskins.

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A Farewell to RFK Stadium
1996 marked the Redskins' final season at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium. Take a look back at their final victory, appropriately enough a 37-10 thumping of the Dallas Cowboys. Also, revisit the 16 greatest Redskin games ever played at RFK Stadium.

THE DRAFT
Redskins Get Defensive in Draft
NFL Draft Logo The Redskins used the 17th pick in the NFL draft April 19 to take Kenard Lang, a 6-foot-4, 277-pound defensive lineman from Miami (Fla.). They added wide receiver Albert Connell of Texas A&M and four others April 20.

Lang Steps to Plate for Redskins
Since high school, Kenard Lang (pictured) has wanted to be a hitter. The question was whether he would do it playing football or baseball. He eventually chose the former, and the Redskins are thrilled.

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