Washington Redskins Tickets - The FedEx Field Experience
The Redskins have played their home games in FedExField since 1997. The stadium seats an astounding 91,704 people (currently the greatest seating capacity in the NFL). Despite the expansive venue, every season since its opening has been a complete ticket sell out. If you're planning to attend a game, either buy your Redskins tickets far in advance or work with a broker who controls single game seats from bulk lot ticket purchases if you do not find discount Redskins tickets that suit your needs listed here. Remember our Redskins tix update automatically, so bookmark the page and come back often.
 2 Redskins TG LL Season Tickets Green Parking Pass  US $3,803.00
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 Washington Redskins 2 Season Tickets Parking Pass US $2,550.00
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 1 6 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 5 10 FedEx F US $234.08
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 4 Tickets Washington Redskins Season Tickets 9 5 10 US $3,131.52
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 Washington Redskins Season Tickets 2010 Best Price LL US $1,499.00
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 Washington Redskins 2010 Tailgate Passes AAA fan zone US $700.00
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 1 5 Dallas Cowboys Washington Redskins Tickets 2010 US $195.00
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 Redskins Rams tickets 2 tickets in section 112 row 4 US $400.00
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 Redskins Preseason 2010 at FedEx Field Landover MD US $750.00
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 REDSKINS VS GIANTS 2 TICKETS W GREEN PARKING 12 21 09 US $400.00
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 Washington Redskins Season Tickets 2 2010 US $1,400.00
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 REDSKIN VS NEW ORLEANS 50 YD LINE BEST SEAT IN STADIUM US $180.00
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 REDSKIN VS NEW YORK 50 YD LINE BEST SEAT IN STADIUM US $180.00
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 REDSKIN VS KANSAS CITY 50 YD LINE BEST SEAT IN STADIUM US $180.00
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 1 5 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 7 10 FedEx F US $155.68
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 1 5 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 8 10 FedEx F US $122.08
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 2 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 7 10 FedEx Fie US $221.76
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 2 Dallas Cowboys vs Redskins 20 yard lineGreat seats US $350.00
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 1 5 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 5 10 FedEx F US $234.08
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 2 Tickets Washington Redskins Change 9 6 10 FedEx Fie US $221.76
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Washington Redskins: Dedicated To Success
Founded in 1932, the Washington Redskins fought an uphill battle for respect in Boston, their hometown. Their uninspiring record during the first few seasons failed to ignite the devotion of fans. Attendance was horrible and by 1936, they had relocated to Washington D.C. The move proved fortuitous and in 1937, the Redskins earned their first NFL championship title. However, by the early 1940's, it was obvious that something wasn't working within the team. Beginning in 1945, the Redskins' performance plummeted and in 22 years, they only managed to squeeze out 3 winning seasons.
In 1969, the Redskins recruited ace head coach Vince Lombardi. Though he guided the franchise to their best season in 14 years, Lombardi succumbed to cancer before the 1970 season. George Allen took the reins and directed the Redskins to the 1972 Super Bowl where they were dispatched by the Miami Dolphins. Despite an impressive 7-year career with the team, Allen was unceremoniously fired when the Redskins failed to make the playoffs in 1977.
1981 brought Joe Gibbs into the fold as head coach. During his tenure, he steered the Redskins to 4 Super Bowls and led them to victory 3 times. In 1997, the franchise was sold to Daniel Snyder who had a knack for generating revenue. As a result, they were able to draw several high-profile players as free agents. Unfortunately, despite reigning as the highest grossing franchise in the NFL, the Redskins have yet to win another Super Bowl title.
Dealing With Controversy
The Washington Redskins' logo features a Native American man wearing long, braided hair and feathers. The image has sparked outrage amongst some in the Native American community. They argue that the logo and the team name reflect traces of racism. In recent years, several activist groups have sought to have the logo and team name changed. Thus far, their efforts have been largely unsuccessful.