List of Washington Redskins players

Joe Theismann, quarterback for the Redskins between 1974 and 1985, led the Redskins to a win in Super Bowl XVII and an appearance in Super Bowl XVIII.^[1]

This is a list of American football players who have played for the Washington Redskins, as well as its predecessors the Boston Braves (1932) and Boston Redskins (1933–1936), in the National Football League (NFL). It includes players that have played at least five games in the NFL regular season.^[a] The Washington Redskins franchise was originally founded in Boston, Massachusetts as the Boston Braves, named after the local baseball franchise.^[2] The name was changed the next year to the Redskins. In 1937, the franchise moved to Washington, D.C.^[3]

The Redskins have played over 1,000 games. In those games, the club won five professional American football championships including two NFL Championships and three Super Bowls.^[4] The franchise captured ten NFL divisional titles and six NFL conference championships.^[5]

Overall, the Redskins have had a total of 23 players and coaches (17 primary, six minor)^[b] inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.^[6] Many Redskins players have also had successful college football careers, including six who were Heisman Trophy winners: Gary Beban, Desmond Howard, Vic Janowicz, George Rogers, Danny Wuerffel, and Robert Griffin III.^[7] In addition, the Heisman Trophy sculpture was modeled after Ed Smith in 1934, who became a Redskins player in 1936.^[8]

Several former players have become head coach of the Redskins, including Turk Edwards, Dick Todd, and Jack Pardee.^[9] In addition, former players have become assistant coaches, such as Earnest Byner, Russ Grimm, Greg Manusky, and Keenan McCardell. Other players have also become successful in non-sport activities, like acting (Terry Crews and Jamal Duff) and politics (Tom Osborne and Heath Shuler).^[10]

Players on the Redskins have also been related from time to time. In 1957, Redskins end Joe Walton became the first son of an NFL player to play in the league. His father, Frank Walton also played on the Redskins. Joe Krakoski and his son, also named Joe Krakoski, also both played for the Redskins.^[11] In addition, four sets of brothers have played with each other while on the Redskins: Chris and Nic Clemons, Cecil and Ray Hare, Ed and Robert Khayat, and Dan and Matt Turk.^[12]

Key

Elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Voted one of the 80 Greatest Redskins^[13]^[14]
Redskins' first-round draft picks
Replacement player during the 1987 NFL players strike^[15]

Statistics
Jersey number	# ^[c]
Missing jersey number	?
Games played with the Redskins	GP
Position(s)	Pos. ^[d]
Seasons played with the Redskins	Seasons

Offense
Center	C
End	E
Fullback	FB
Guard	G
Halfback	HB
Long snapper	LS
Offensive lineman	OL
Offensive tackle	OT
Quarterback	QB
Running back	RB
Tight end	TE
Wide receiver	WR

Defense
Cornerback	CB
Defensive back	DB
Defensive end	DE
Defensive lineman	DL
Defensive tackle	DT
Linebacker	LB
Safety	S

Special teams
Kicker	K
Kickoff returner	KR
Punter	P
Punt returner	PR
Return specialist	RS

Players

Contents

Updated as of the 2012 NFL season

A

Ethan Albright, who made the Pro Bowl in 2008, was the long snapper for the Redskins from 2001 to 2009.^[16]

Jessie Armstead was a linebacker for the Redskins from 2002 to 2003.^[17]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
42	John Adams	OL	Notre Dame	55	1945–49
50	Willie Adams	DE / LB	New Mexico State	28	1965–66
58	Mario Addison	LB	Troy	5	2012
25/44	Nick Adduci	DB	Nebraska	22	1954–55
61	Mark Adickes	OL	Baylor	24	1990–92
19	Joe Aguirre	TE	St. Mary's (Cal.)	40	1941, 1943–45
18	Frank Akins	RB	Washington State	30	1943–46
42	Dick Alban	DB	Northwestern	48	1952–55
67	Ethan Albright	C / LS / OT	North Carolina	144	2001–09
55	Ki Aldrich	C	Texas Christian	51	1941–42, 1945–47
79/97	Lorenzo Alexander	DT / LB	California	92	2006–12
58	Patrise Alexander	LB	Louisiana-Lafayette	33	1996–98
80	Stephen Alexander	TE	Oklahoma	53	1998–01
89	Anthony Allen	WR	Washington	17	1987–89
20	Jerry Allen	RB	Nebraska-Omaha	24	1967–69
52	Johnny Allen	OL	Purdue	48	1955–58
21	Terry Allen	HB	Clemson	52	1995–98
81	Mack Alston	TE	Maryland-Eastern Shore	34	1970–72
39	David Amerson	CB	North Carolina State	33	2013–15
42	Bill Anderson	TE	Tennessee	74	1958–63
83	Bruce Anderson	DE / LB	Willamette	14	1970
88	David Anderson	WR	Colorado State	4	2011
60	Gary Anderson	OL	Stanford	5	1980
58	Stuart Anderson	LB	Virginia	36	1982–84, 1985
81	Terry Anderson	WR	Bethune-Cookman	10	1978
–	Marger Apsit	RB	Southern California	12	1933
40	Adam Archuleta	S	Arizona State	16	2006
98	Jessie Armstead	LB	Miami (FL)	32	2002–03
13	Anthony Armstrong	WR	West Texas A&M	29	2009–11
64	Jim Arneson	OL	Arizona	7	1975
56	LaVar Arrington	LB	Penn State	79	2000–05
84	Jamie Asher	TE	Louisville	48	1995–98
73	Darryl Ashmore	OL	Northwestern	16	1996–97
46	Dale Atkeson	FB	—	26	1954–56
25	Pervis Atkins	RB / TE	New Mexico State	17	1964–65
20	Oshiomogho Atogwe	S	Stanford	13	2011
27	Earl Audet	OL	Georgetown	10	1945
18	Terrence Austin	WR	UCLA	18	2010–11
89	John Aveni	E	Indiana	14	1961
56	Don Avery	OT	Alabama	21	1946–47

B

Coy Bacon was a defensive lineman for the Redskins from 1978 to 1981.^[18]

Matt Bowen played safety for the Redskins from 2003 to 2005.^[19]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
79/80	Coy Bacon	DL	Jackson State	51	1978–81
57	John Badaczewski	OL	Case Western Reserve	36	1949–51
26	Rick Badanjek	RB	Maryland	6	1986
74	Brad Badger	OT	Stanford	42	1997–99
00	Steve Bagarus	RB	Notre Dame	26	1945-46, 1948
24	Champ Bailey	CB	Georgia	80	1999–03
92	Chris Baker	DL	Hampton	60	2011–present
45/49	Sam Baker	K / P / RB	Oregon State	59	1953, 1956–59
93	Kentwan Balmer	DE	North Carolina	3	2011
72/97	Romeo Bandison	DT	Oregon	14	1995–96
61	Don Bandy	G	Tulsa	26	1967–68
16	Brandon Banks	RS / WR	Kansas State	41	2010–12
58	Carl Banks	LB	Michigan State	15	1993
12	Tony Banks	QB	Michigan State	15	2001
68/69	Willie Banks	G	Alcorn State	19	1968–69
15	Jim Barber	OT	San Francisco	76	1935–41
59	Shawn Barber	LB	Richmond	49	1998-01
81	Ken Barefoot	TE	Virginia Tech	8	1968
73	Ken Barfield	OT	Mississippi	8	1954
4	Bryan Barker	P	Santa Clara	44	2001–03
87	Ed Barker	WR	Washington State	12	1954
98	Tony Barker	LB	Rice	8	1992
32	Billy Ray Barnes	RB	Wake Forest	22	1962–63
25/22	Kevin Barnes	CB	Maryland	29	2009–11
77	Walt Barnes	DL	Nebraska	42	1966–68
55	Nick Barnett	LB	Oregon State	14	2013
77	Steve Barnett	OL	Oregon	14	1964
6/14	Tommy Barnhardt	P	North Carolina	20	1988, 2000
21	Roy Barni	DB	San Francisco	20	1955–56
80	Malcolm Barnwell	WR	Virginia Union	7	1985
36	Tom Barrington	RB	Ohio State	6	1966
29	Paul Barry	RB	Tulsa	12	1953
18	Hank Bartos	G	North Carolina	7	1938
27	Joe Bartos	RB	Navy	12	1950
41	Mike Bass	DB	Michigan	98	1969–75
20	Michael Bates	KR	Arizona	16	2001
96	Houston Bates	LB	Louisiana Tech	10	2015–present
70	D'Anthony Batiste	OT	Louisiana-Lafayette	8	2008–09
61	Michael Batiste	DL / OL	Tulane	6	1998
20	Cliff Battles	HB	West Virginia Wesleyan	60	1932–37
33	Sammy Baugh	QB	Texas Christian	165	1937–52
25	Rashad Bauman	CB	Oregon	28	2002–03
–	Frank Bausch	C	Kansas	33	1934–36
?	George Bayer	OT	Washington	6	1949
34	Martin Bayless	S	Bowling Green	16	1994
58/90	Steve Beauharnais	LB	Rutgers	3	2014
67	Tom Beasley	DL	Virginia Tech	26	1984–86
56	Ed Beatty	C	Mississippi	5	1961
16	Gary Beban	QB	UCLA	5	1968–69
3/12	John Beck	QB	Brigham Young	4	2010–11
46	Tom Bedore	E	Pepperdine University	2	1944
45	Ed Beinor	OL	Notre Dame	19	1941–42
87	Coleman Bell	TE	Miami (FL)	11	1994–95
36	William Bell	RB	Georgia Tech	39	1994–96
17	Josh Bellamy	WR	Louisville	5	2013
95	Dan Benish	DT	Clemson	3	1987
32	Donnell Bennett	FB	Miami (FL)	16	2001
1	Scott Bentley	K	Florida State	6	2000
48	Jordan Bernstine	S	Iowa	1	2012
82	Ed Berrang	DE	Villanova	31	1949–51, 1952
60	Marv Berschet	DL / OL	Illinois	16	1954–55
46	Ladell Betts	RB	Iowa	103	2002–09
30	E. J. Biggers	CB	Western Michigan	31	2013–14
89	Verlon Biggs	DE	Jackson State	55	1971–74
57	Guy Bingham	C	Montana	29	1992–93
60	Jordan Black	OT	Notre Dame	14	2012
41	Will Blackmon	CB	Boston College	15	2015–present
54	H. B. Blades	LB	Pittsburgh	64	2007–10
14	Cary Blanchard	K	Oklahoma State	13	1998
16	Scott Blanton	K	Oklahoma	33	1995–98
51	Fred Boensch	G	Stanford	24	1947–48
62	Don Boll	OL	Nebraska	81	1953–59
22	Chuck Bond	OT	Washington	22	1937–38
56	Brian Bonner	LB	Wisconsin	6	1989
72	Dorian Boose	DE	Washington State	10	2001
71/73	Frank Bosch	DL	Colorado	39	1968–70
73	Ryan Boschetti	DT	UCLA	22	2004–08
31	Don Bosseler	FB	Miami (FL)	96	1957–64
53	Jeff Bostic	OL	Clemson	184	1980–93
–	Ben Boswell	OL	Texas Christian	11	1934
93	Marc Boutte	DL	Louisiana State	70	1994–99
41	Matt Bowen	S	Iowa	34	2003–05
72	Stephen Bowen	DE	Hofstra	50	2011–14
47	Larry Bowie	FB	Georgia	25	1996–99
22/23	Todd Bowles	S	Temple	101	1986–90, 1992–93
21	Deral Boykin	S	Louisville	12	1994
84/85	Tom Braatz	LB	Marquette	25	1957, 1958–59
38	Hal Bradley	E	Elon	8	1938–39
4	Mike Bragg	P	Richmond	172	1968–79
29/30	Reggie Branch	RB	West Virginia State	38	1985–89
82	John Brandes	TE	Cameron	33	1990–92
54	David Brandt	OL	Michigan	13	2001
59	John Brantley	LB	Georgia	12	1992
63	Ed Breding	LB	Texas A&M	28	1967–68
63	Rod Breedlove	LB	Maryland	62	1960–64
26	Bashaud Breeland	CB	Clemson	31	2014–present
49	Homer Brewer	S	Mississippi	11	1960
85	Bill Briggs	DE	Iowa	23	1966–67
30	Bob Briggs	FB	Central Oklahoma	7	1965
75	Darrick Brilz	OL	Oregon State	7	1987
19	Dezmon Briscoe	WR	Kansas	7	2012–13
80	Gene Brito	DE	Loyola Marymount	84	1951–53, 1955–58
12	Eddie Britt	RB	Holy Cross	14	1936–37
80	Billy Brooks	WR	Boston University	16	1996
14	Durant Brooks	P	Georgia Tech	6	2008
69	Perry Brooks	DL	Southern	92	1978–84
40	Reggie Brooks	RB	Notre Dame	30	1993–95
36	Nehemiah Broughton	FB	Citadel	6	2005–08
82/86	Antonio Brown	WR	West Virginia	10	2004–05
60	Buddy Brown	G	Alabama	24	1951–52
87	Charlie Brown	WR	South Carolina State	33	1982–84
81	Danny Brown	E	Villanova	11	1950
78	Doug Brown	DT	Simon Fraser	20	1998–99
25	Eddie Brown	S	Tennessee	39	1975–77
90	Everette Brown	LB	Florida State	6	2014
25	Hardy Brown	LB	Tulsa	8	1950
77	Jammal Brown	OT	Oklahoma	27	2010–12
43	Larry Brown	RB	Kansas State	102	1969–76
67	Ray Brown	OL	Arkansas State	101	1989–95, 2004–05
59	Wilbert Brown	C	Houston	14	2002–03
50	Darrick Brownlow	LB	Florida State	32	1995–96
56	Charley Brueckman	C	Pittsburgh	9	1958
77	Bill Brundige	DE	Colorado	107	1970–77
8	Mark Brunell	QB	Washington	35	2004–07
26	Bob Brunet	RB	Louisiana Tech	81	1968, 1970–77
76	Anthony Bryant	DT	Alabama	6	2010
24	Kelvin Bryant	RB	North Carolina	46	1986–88, 1990
31	Phillip Buchanon	CB	Miami (FL)	17	2010–11
99	Jason Buck	DL	Brigham Young	37	1991–93
26	Curtis Buckley	CB	East Texas State	7	1999–00
20	Frank Budd	WR	Villanova	14	1963
88	Danny Buggs	WR	West Virginia	49	1976–79
10	Rudy Bukich	QB	Southern California	10	1957–58
39	George Buksar	FB	Purdue	21	1951–52
92	Derek Bunch	LB	Michigan State	3	1987
58	Shawn Burks	LB	Louisiana State	15	1986
58	George Burman	OL	Northwestern	28	1971–72
22	Danny Burmeister	S	North Carolina	3	1987
56	Chester Burnett	LB	Arizona	5	1998
48	John Burrell	WR	Rice	14	1966–67
–	Sam Busich	E	Ohio State	11	1936
47	Carl Butkus	OT	George Washington	9	1948
30	Crezdon Butler	CB	Clemson	2	2012
65	Dave Butz	DL	Purdue	203	1975–88
21	Earnest Byner	RB	East Carolina	80	1989–93
86	Dominique Byrd	TE	Southern California	2	2011

C

Jason Campbell was the quarterback for the Redskins from 2005 to 2009. He was then traded to the Oakland Raiders.^[20]

Ryan Clark played safety for the Redskins from 2004 to 2005 and returned in 2014.^[21]

Laveranues Coles, seen here with the New York Jets, was a wide receiver for the Redskins from 2003 to 2004.^[22]

Todd Collins was a quarterback for the Redskins from 2006 to 2009.^[23]

Chris Cooley, starting tight end for the Redskins from 2004 to 2011.^[24]

Terry Crews, defensive end for the Redskins in 1995,^[25] is now a successful movie actor.^[26]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
50	Ravin Caldwell	LB	Arkansas	79	1987–92
86	Reche Caldwell	WR	Florida	8	2007
17	Jason Campbell	QB	Auburn	52	2005–09
37	Jesse Campbell	S	North Carolina State	19	1997–98
50	Khary Campbell	LB	Bowling Green	68	2004–08
66	Matt Campbell	OL	South Carolina	11	2001
–	Bob Campiglio	RB	West Liberty State	6	1933
75	Don Campora	OT	Pacific	5	1953
30	Trung Canidate	RB	Arizona	11	2003
82/88	Joe Caravello	TE	Tulane	23	1987–88
79	Mark Carlson	OT	Southern Connecticut State	3	1987
41	Brian Carpenter	CB	Michigan	18	1983–84
89	Preston Carpenter	RB / TE	Arkansas	24	1964–66
21	Jimmy Carr	CB	Charleston	27	1964–65
89	Derek Carrier	TE	Beloit College	3	2015–present
27	Mark Carrier	DB	Southern California	15	2000
94	Adam Carriker	DE	Nebraska	34	2010–13
59/60	Jim Carroll	LB	Notre Dame	40	1966–68
81/89	Leo Carroll	DE	San Diego State	21	1969–70
26	Vic Carroll	OL	Pasadena CC	63	1936–42
82	Johnny Carson	TE	Georgia	57	1954–59
99	Andre Carter	DE	California	80	2006–10
23	Ki-Jana Carter	RB	Penn State	14	2001
25	Tom Carter	CB	Notre Dame	62	1993–96
31	Rock Cartwright	RB	Kansas State	123	2002–09
26	Jim Castiglia	RB	Georgetown	17	1947–48
54	Al Catanho	LB	Rutgers	15	1996
37	Larry Centers	FB	Stephen F. Austin	31	1999–00
92	Martin Chase	DT	Oklahoma	13	2003
37	Raphel Cherry	DB	Hawaii	16	1985
66	Chris Chester	G	Oklahoma	64	2011–14
40	Tashard Choice	RB	Georgia Tech	1	2011
72	Don Churchwell	OT	Mississippi	10	1959
43	Ed Cifers	E	Tennessee	33	1941–42, 1946
31	Frank Clair	E	Ohio State	10	1941
35	Rickey Claitt	RB	Bethune-Cookman	28	1980–81
–	Algy Clark	OT / RB	Ohio State	9	1932
84	Gary Clark	WR	James Madison	122	1985–92
65	Jim Clark	G	Oregon State	24	1952–53
75	Mike Clark	DE	Florida	5	1981
25	Ryan Clark	S	Louisiana State	44	2004–05, 2014
32	Billy Clay	CB	Mississippi	6	1966
28	Ozzie Clay	S	Iowa State	14	1964
57	Chris Clemons	LB	Georgia	20	2003–05
90	Nic Clemons	DE	Georgia	8	2005
34	Jack Cloud	RB	William & Mary	20	1952–53
26	Tom Cochran	RB	Auburn	11	1949
36	Joe Cofer	S	Tennessee	3	1987
48	Ken Coffey	S	Southwest Texas State	41	1983–84, 1986
96	Barry Cofield	DT	Northwestern	56	2011–14
48	Angelo Coia	E	Citadel	27	1964–65
62	Ben Coleman	OL	Wake Forest	15	2001
15	Greg Coleman	P	Florida A&M	10	1988
99	Marco Coleman	DE	Georgia Tech	44	1999–01
51	Monte Coleman	LB	Central Arkansas	215	1979–94
80	Laveranues Coles	WR	Florida State	32	2003–04
89	Jim Collier	TE	Arkansas	14	1963
55	Andre Collins	LB	Penn State	75	1990–94
–	Paul Collins	E	Trinity	43	1932–35
91	Shane Collins	DE	Arizona State	30	1992–94
15	Todd Collins	QB	Michigan	8	2006–09
68	Tom Compton	OT	South Dakota	31	2012–15
53/51	Will Compton	LB	Nebraska–Lincoln	17	2013–present
–	Rick Concannon	G	New York	24	1934–36
44	Merl Condit	HB	Carnegie Mellon	5	1945
12	Cary Conklin	QB	Washington	5	1991–93
83	Albert Connell	WR	Texas A&M	50	1997–00
10	Mike Connell	P	Cincinnati	32	1980–81
5	Brett Conway	K	Penn State	41	1998–99, 2000–02
75	Anthony Cook	DE	South Carolina State	16	1999
58	Erik Cook	C / G	New Mexico	6	2010–11
47	Chris Cooley	TE	Utah State	117	2004–12
57	Anthony Copeland	LB	Wichita State	3	1987
26	Danny Copeland	S	Eastern Kentucky	43	1991–93
15	Al Couppee	RB	Iowa	7	1946
12/8	Kirk Cousins	QB	Michigan State	14	2012–present
54	John Cowne	C	Virginia Tech	3	1987
91	Delbert Cowsette	DT	Maryland	32	2000–02
14/40	Bill Cox	E	Duke	26	1951–52, 1955
12	Steve Cox	K / P	Arkansas	41	1985–88
56	Eric Coyle	C	Colorado	3	1987–88
23	Claude Crabb	CB	Colorado	26	1962–63
79	Dennis Crane	DT	Southern California	24	1968–69
39/20	Richard Crawford	CB	Southern Methodist	10	2012–13
90	Terry Crews	DE	Western Michigan	16	1995
55	Harold Crisler	E	San José State	22	1948–49
54	Don Croftcheck	OL	Indiana	26	1965–66
54	Peter Cronan	LB	Boston College	40	1981–85
85	Gene Cronin	DE	Pacific	28	1961–62
57	Dave Crossan	C	Maryland	59	1965–69
22	Jim Crotty	CB	Notre Dame	14	1960–61
–	Orien Crow	C	Haskell Indian Nations	22	1933–34
80	Jamison Crowder	WR	Duke	3	2015–present
29	Chris Culliver	CB	South Carolina	2	2015–present
5	Billy Cundiff	K	Drake	5	2012
30	Jim Cunningham	RB	Pittsburgh	42	1961–63
57	Donté Curry	LB	Morris Brown	8	2001
90	Bobby Curtis	LB	Savannah State	3	1987
32	Mike Curtis	LB	Duke	27	1977–78
67	Andy Cvercko	G	Northwestern	8	1963

D

Jamal Duff, seen here on the set of The Game Plan, was a defensive lineman in 1997 and 1998^[27] and is now an actor.^[28]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
75	Bob Dahl	OL	Notre Dame	26	1996–98
82	Roland Dale	E	Mississippi	11	1950
95	Lional Dalton	DT	Eastern Michigan	12	2003
56	Calvin Daniels	LB	North Carolina	13	1986
93	Phillip Daniels	DE	Georgia	82	2004–10
67	Bernie Darre	G	Tulane	12	1961
75	Ben Davidson	DE	Washington	28	1962–63
47	Akeem Davis	S	Memphis	13	2014
26	Andy Davis	RB	George Washington	8	1952
34	Brian Davis	CB	Nebraska	38	1987–90
17	Fred Davis	DL	Alabama	26	1941–42, 1945
86/83	Fred Davis	TE	Southern California	72	2008–13
58	Ja'Gared Davis	LB	Southern Methodist	3	2014
48	Stephen Davis	RB	Auburn	99	1996–02
26	Wayne Davis	CB	Indiana State	9	1989–90
73	Mike Davlin	OT	Notre Dame	9	1955
10/19	Eagle Day	P / QB	Mississippi	16	1959–60
53	Rufus Deal	RB	Auburn	6	1942
63	Fred Dean	G	Texas Southern	40	1978–80, 1982
32	Vernon Dean	CB	San Diego State	85	1982–87
27	Art DeCarlo	DB / WR	Georgia	14	1956–57
29	Bill DeCorrevont	QB / RB	Northwestern	10	1945
89	Bob Dee	DE	Holy Cross	22	1957–58
61	Bob DeFruiter	RB	Nebraska	11	1945–47
83	Paul Dekker	E	Michigan State	11	1953
92	Jerry DeLoach	DE	California	15	2001
53	Al DeMao	C	Duquesne	97	1945–53
75	Rick DeMulling	G	Idaho	5	2007
22	Pat Dennis	CB	Louisiana-Monroe	11	2004
44	Moses Denson	RB	Maryland-Eastern Shore	26	1974–75
25	Tim Denton	CB	Sam Houston State	32	1998–99
62	Darrell Dess	G	North Carolina State	14	1965–66
86	Clint Didier	TE	Portland State	74	1982–87
51	John Didion	LB	Oregon State	24	1969–70
26	Cris Dishman	CB	Purdue	32	1997–98
66	Derrick Dockery	G	Texas	85	2003–06, 2009–10
84	Chris Doering	WR	Florida	15	2002
35	Jason Doering	DB	Wisconsin	6	2004
46	Don Doll	CB	Southern California	12	1953
76	Rick Donnalley	OL	North Carolina	28	1984–85
16	Al Dorow	QB	Michigan State	31	1954–56
37/23	Reed Doughty	S	Northern Colorado	107	2006–13
22/44	Harry Dowda	DB	Wake Forest	60	1949–53
86	Boyd Dowler	WR	Colorado	12	1971
70	Troy Drake	OT	Indiana	11	1998
26	Tyronne Drakeford	CB	Virginia Tech	9	2000
36	Chuck Drazenovich	LB	Penn State	113	1950–59
67	Greg Dubinetz	G	Yale	15	1979
86	Phil DuBois	TE	San Diego State	17	1979–80
36	T. J. Duckett	RB	Michigan State	10	2006
18	Joe Duckworth	E	Colgate	12	1947
38	Greg Ducre	CB	Washington	5	2014
35	Bill Dudley	HB / K / P	Virginia	36	1950–51, 1953
92	Jamal Duff	DL	San Diego State	26	1997–98
87	Fred Dugan	WR	Alabama	39	1961–63
63	Steve Duich	G	San Diego State	11	1969
45	Speedy Duncan	CB	Jackson State	38	1971–74
30	Coye Dunn	B	USC	3	1943
25	Reggie Dupard	RB	Southern Methodist	14	1989–90
59	Brad Dusek	LB	Texas A&M	114	1974–81
29	Jack Dwyer	DB	Loyola Marymount	12	1951
38	Les Dye	E	Syracuse	19	1944–45
32	Henry Dyer	RB	Grambling State	25	1969–70

E

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
75/80	Ed Ecker	OT	John Carroll	9	1952
27	Brad Edwards	S	South Carolina	64	1990–93
17	Turk Edwards	OT	Washington State	86	1932–40
48	Weldon Edwards	OT	Texas Christian	5	1948
31	Clyde Ehrhardt	C	Georgia	34	1946, 1948–49
24/25	Pat Eilers	S	Notre Dame	28	1992–94
64	Mohammed Elewonibi	OT	Brigham Young	20	1991–93
85	Henry Ellard	WR	Fresno State	65	1994–98
52	Matt Elliott	C / G	Michigan	16	1992–93
69	Ed Ellis	OT	Buffalo	12	2000
48	Doug Elmore	P	Mississippi	14	1962
32	Leo Elter	RB	Vllanova	35	1955–57
–	Mickey Erickson	OL	Northwestern	9	1932
32	Ricky Ervins	RB	Southern California	62	1991–94
25	David Etherly	CB	Oregon State	3	1987
25	John Eubanks	CB	Southern Mississippi	7	2006–07
31	Charlie Evans	RB	Utah	6	1974
92	Demetric Evans	DE	Georgia	76	2004–08
27	Greg Evans	S	Texas Christian	13	1998
35	Leomont Evans	S	Clemson	59	1996–99
26	Reggie Evans	RB	Richmond	15	1983

F

London Fletcher, a starting linebacker for the Redskins from 2007 to 2013, as well as a defensive captain from 2008.

Lennie Friedman was an offensive guard for the Redskins from 2003 to 2005.^[29]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
69	Jason Fabini	OT	Cincinnati	23	2007–08
68	Mike Fanucci	DE	Arizona State	14	1972
44	Andy Farkas	RB	Detroit Mercy	62	1938–44
20	Dick Farman	OL	Washington State	49	1939–43
14	Tom Farmer	RB	Iowa	19	1947–48
86	Jimmy Farris	WR	Montana	6	2005, 2007
93	Jeff Faulkner	DL	Southern	5	1993
88	Christian Fauria	TE	Colorado	9	2006
–	Fred Felber	OT	North Dakota	10	1932
45	Ralph Felton	LB	Maryland	75	1954–60
12/27	Neil Ferris	DB / HB	Loyola Marymount	16	1951–52
30	Frank Filchock	QB / RB	Indiana	58	1938–41, 1944–45
51	Alfred Fincher	LB	Connecticut	14	2008
11	Al Fiorentino	G	Boston College	20	1943–44
51/60	Mark Fischer	C	Purdue	22	1998–01
37	Pat Fischer	CB	Nebraska	126	1968–77
89	Zeron Flemister	TE	Iowa	48	2000–03
59	London Fletcher	LB	John Carroll	112	2007–13
12	Tom Flick	QB	Washington	6	1981
72/73	Mike Flores	DE	Louisville	11	1995
26	Vern Foltz	OL	St. Vincent	10	1944
2	Kai Forbath	K	UCLA	41	2012–15
30	Ike Forte	RB	Arkansas	36	1978–80
51	Keyaron Fox	LB	Georgia Tech	13	2011
39	Vernon Fox	S	Fresno State	30	2006–07
39	Dave Francis	RB	Ohio State	8	1963
51	James Francis	LB	Baylor	10	1999
–	Ike Frankian	E	St. Mary's (Cal.)	12	1933
29	Todd Franz	DB	Tulsa	32	2002–04
76	Frank Frazier	G	Miami (FL)	3	1987
20	Bobby Freeman	DB	Auburn	14	1962
12	Gus Frerotte	QB	Tulsa	52	1994–98
64	Lennie Friedman	G	Duke	31	2003–05
17	John Friesz	QB	Idaho	16	1994
66	Ted Fritsch	C	St. Norbert	60	1976–79
4	Derrick Frost	P	Northern Iowa	46	2005–07
86	Irving Fryar	WR	Nebraska	30	1999–00
84	Jean Fugett	TE	Amherst	51	1976–79
54/64	Bill Fulcher	OL	Georgia Tech	23	1956–58
12	Larry Fuller	RB	—	6	1944–45

G

Rich Gannon, quarterback for the Redskins for eight games in 1993, later played in Super Bowl XXXVII with the Oakland Raiders.^[30]

Darrell Green, cornerback for the Redskins between 1983 and 2002, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008.^[31]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
10	Jabar Gaffney	WR	Florida	16	2011
34	Jim Gaffney	QB	Tennessee	12	1945–46
48	Steve Gage	S	Tulsa	20	1987–88
95	William Gaines	DT	Florida		1995–97
89	Scott Galbraith	TE	Southern California	32	1995–96
84	Joey Galloway	WR	Ohio State	10	2010
16	Rich Gannon	QB	Delaware	8	1993
4	Graham Gano	K	Florida State	36	2009–11
35	Quinton Ganther	RB	Utah	8	2009
88	Pierre Garçon	WR	Mount Union	42	2012–present
92	Daryl Gardener	DT	Baylor	15	2002
87	Rod Gardner	WR	Clemson	64	2001–04
89	Alvin Garrett	WR	Angelo State	31	1981–84
44	Mike Garzoni	G	Fresno State	10	1947
97	Jumpy Geathers	DT	Wichita State	41	1990–92
46	Lee Gentry	RB	Tulsa	5	1941
3	Jeff George	QB	Illinois	8	2000–01
34	Jim German	QB	Centre	8	1939
63/75	John Gesek	OL	Sacramento State	31	1994–95
73	Adam Gettis	G	Iowa	13	2012–13
30	Nick Giaquinto	RB	Bridgeport	29	1981–83
96	Alec Gibson	DE	Illinois	3	1987
46	Joe Gibson	DB / E	Tulsa	5	1943
94	Sean Gilbert	DE	Pittsburgh	16	1996–97
12/52	Harry Gilmer	HB / QB	Alabama	57	1948–54
58	Reggie Givens	LB	Penn State	9	2000
21	Gary Glick	S	Colorado State	20	1959–60
89	Art Gob	E	Pittsburgh	12	1959–60
57	Randall Godfrey	LB	Georgia	11	2007
3	Charlie Gogolak	K	Princeton	29	1966–68
64	Kedric Golston	DT / DE	Georgia	125	2006–present
24	DeJon Gomes	S	Nebraska	30	2011–12
2	Kelly Goodburn	P	Emporia State	37	1990–93
21/39	Rob Goode	RB	Texas A&M	51	1949–51, 1954–55
38/87	Clyde Goodnight	E	Tulsa	20	1949–50
69	Tom Goosby	G	Baldwin-Wallace	14	1966
54	Kurt Gouveia	LB	Brigham Young	130	1987–94, 1999
58	Dave Graf	LB	Penn State	6	1981
90	Rick Graf	LB	Wisconsin	5	1993–94
26	Alan Grant	CB	Stanford	13	1994
51	Bob Grant	LB	Wake Forest	6	1971
77	Darryl Grant	DT	Rice	139	1981–90
46	Frank Grant	WR	Southern Colorado	75	1973–78
25	Ryan Grant	RB	Notre Dame	1	2012
14	Ryan Grant	WR	Tulane	16	2014–present
60	Bill Gray	G	Oregon State	24	1947–48
28	Darrell Green	CB	Texas A&I	295	1983–02
80	Jacquez Green	WR	Florida	9	2002
25	Mike Green	S	Northwestern State	8	2008
39	Robert Green	RB	William & Mary	15	1992
34	Tony Green	KR / RB	Florida	16	1978
10	Trent Green	QB	Indiana	16	1995–98
20	Cedric Griffin	CB	Texas	9	2012
96	Cornelius Griffin	DT	Alabama	86	2004–09
35	Keith Griffin	RB	Miami (FL)	65	1984–88
10	Robert Griffin III	QB	Baylor	37	2012–15
67	Dan Grimm	OL	Colorado	6	1969
68	Russ Grimm	G	Pittsburgh	140	1981–91
8	Rex Grossman	QB	Florida	17	2010–13
3	Ralph Guglielmi	QB	Notre Dame	37	1955, 1958–60
48	Jose Gumbs	S	Monmouth	8	2013

H

Tim Hasselbeck, seen here as a member of the New York Giants, was a backup quarterback for the Redskins from 2003 to 2004.^[32]

DeAngelo Hall, joined the team in November 2008 after being released by the Oakland Raiders. Played as a starting corner for the Washington Redskins since 2008.

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
46	Dale Hackbart	DB	Wisconsin	40	1961–63
50	Fred Hageman	LB	Arkansas	55	1961–64
72	Mike Haight	OL	Iowa	7	1992
6	Ali Haji-Sheikh	K	Michigan	11	1987
43	Dick Haley	CB	Pittsburgh	22	1959–60
99	Jermaine Haley	DT	Butte College	19	2003–04
23	DeAngelo Hall	CB	Virginia Tech	87	2008–present
10	John Hall	K	Wisconsin	39	2003–06
40	Windlan Hall	CB	Arizona State	8	1977
78	Dean Hamel	DT	Tulsa	60	1985–88
55	Malcolm Hamilton	LB	Baylor	6	1998–99
56	Rick Hamilton	LB	Central Florida	17	1993–94
64	Steve Hamilton	DE	East Carolina	46	1985–88
34	Bobby Hammond	RB	Morgan State	20	1979–80
55	Chris Hanburger	LB	North Carolina	187	1965–78
84	Mike Hancock	TE	Idaho State	21	1973–74
85	Leonard Hankerson	WR	Miami (FL)	31	2011–14
69	Ron Hansen	G	Minnesota	12	1954
59	Dave Harbour	C	Illinois	31	1988–89
22	Buddy Hardeman	RB	Iowa State	25	1979–80
11	Cecil Hare	RB	Gonzaga	31	1941–42, 1945
42	Ray Hare	RB	Gonzaga	37	1940–43
68	Jim Harlan	OT	Howard Payne	14	1978
38	Clarence Harmon	RB	Mississippi State	74	1977–82
21	George Harold	DB	Allen	8	1968
80	Alvin Harper	WR	Tennessee	12	1997
31	Charley Harraway	RB	San José State	69	1969–73
26	Don Harris	S	Rutgers	32	1978–79
36	Hank Harris	G	Texas	12	1947–48
51	Joe Harris	LB	Georgia Tech	11	1977
46	Rickie Harris	DB	Arizona	83	1965–70
27	Walt Harris	CB	Mississippi State	29	2004–05
89	Kenny Harrison	WR	Southern Methodist	9	1980
74	Nolan Harrison	DL	Indiana	16	2000
29	Howard Hartley	DB / RB	Duke	12	1948
34	Bill Hartman	RB	Georgia	10	1938
57	Ken Harvey	LB	California	74	1994–98
8	Tim Hasselbeck	QB	Boston College	7	2003–04
97	Jason Hatcher	DE	Grambling State	13	2014–15
56	Len Hauss	C	Georgia	196	1964–77
82	Kurt Haws	TE	Utah	6	1994
18	Ken Hayden	C	Arkansas	8	1943
5	Jeff Hayes	P	North Carolina	45	1982–85
23	Hall Haynes	CB	Santa Clara	20	1950, 1953
89	Reggie Haynes	TE	Nevada, Las Vegas	14	1978
92	Albert Haynesworth	DT	Tennessee	20	2009–10
55	Adam Hayward	LB	Portland State	11	2014–present
–	Ted Hazelwood	OT	North Carolina	6	1953
24/32	Leon Heath	FB	Oklahoma	31	1951–53
64	Andy Heck	OL	Notre Dame	32	1999–00
48	Norb Hecker	S	Baldwin-Wallace	32	1955–57
82	Pat Heenan	CB	Notre Dame	12	1960–61
29	Roy Helu	RB	Nebraska	48	2011–14
28	Jon Henderson	WR	Colorado State	14	1970
48	Bob Hendren	OT	Culver-Stockton	36	1949–51
88	Jerry Hennessy	E	Santa Clara	20	1952–53
51	Robert Henson	LB	Texas Christian	6	2009–10
72/75	Terry Hermeling	OL	Nevada	120	1970–80
80	Joe Hernandez	WR	Arizona	14	1964
74	Stephon Heyer	OT	Maryland	49	2007–10
78/82	Dallas Hickman	DE	California	86	1976–81
75	Artis Hicks	G	Memphis	15	2010
20	Skip Hicks	RB	UCLA	29	1998–00
25	Tim Hightower	RB	Richmond	5	2011
35	Calvin Hill	RB	Yale	28	1976–77
59	Ray Hitchcock	C	Minnesota	5	1987
34	Terry Hoage	S	Georgia	6	1991–92
86	Stephen Hobbs	WR	North Alabama	25	1990–93
80	Pat Hodgson	E	Georgia	10	1966
45	Bob Hoffman	RB	Southern California	11	1940–41
85	John Hoffman	DE	Southern California	26	1969–70
–	Steve Hokuf	QB / RB	Nebraska	29	1933–35
57	Warrick Holdman	LB	Texas A&M	30	2005–06
15	John Hollar	FB	Appalachian State	11	1948–49
91	Vonnie Holliday	DL	North Carolina	15	2010
96	Lamont Hollinquest	LB	Southern California	30	1993–94
88	Derek Holloway	WR	Arkansas	9	1986
8	Bob Holly	QB	Princeton	5	1982–83
30	Walter Holman	RB	West Virginia State	3	1987
85	Willie Holman	DE	South Carolina State	5	1973
–	Walt Holmer	QB / RB	Northwestern	6	1933
29	Lendy Holmes	S	Oklahoma	8	2009
90	Bernard Holsey	DT	Duke	16	2003
40	Sam Horner	CB / RB	Virginia Military	24	1960–61
–	Roy Horstmann	RB	Purdue	8	1933
48	Chris Horton	S	UCLA	29	2008–10
89	Ethan Horton	TE	North Carolina	16	1994
15	Jeff Hostetler	QB	West Virginia	6	1997–98
71	Jerry Houghton	OT	Washington State	12	1950
27	Ken Houston	S	Prairie View A&M	112	1973–80
65	Walt Houston	G	Miami (FL)	10	1955
58	Don Hover	LB	Washington State	32	1978–79
80	Desmond Howard	RS / WR	Michigan	48	1992–94
30	Dixie Howell	RB	Alabama	5	1937
61	Ken Huff	G	North Carolina	43	1983–85
70	Sam Huff	LB	West Virginia	66	1964–67, 1969
–	Hank Hughes	RB	Oregon State	10	1932
39	George Hughley	FB	Central Oklahoma	14	1965
58	Josh Hull	LB	Penn State	11	2013
25	Mike Hull	FB	Southern California	52	1971–74
16	Stan Humphries	QB	Oregon State	9	1989–91
23	Billy Hunter	WR	Syracuse	12	1965
60	Greg Huntington	C	Penn State	9	1993
–	George Hurley	G	Washington State	20	1932–33
79	Maurice Hurt	G / OT	Florida	21	2011–13

I

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
35/24	Duke Ihenacho	S	San José State	4	2014–present
66	Martin Imhof	DE	San Diego State	13	1974
–	Marne Intrieri	G	Loyola (MD)	9	1933–34
23	Don Irwin	HB	Colgate	29	1936–39
15	George Izo	QB	Notre Dame	14	1961–64

J

Ade Jimoh was a cornerback for the Redskins from 2003 to 2006.^[33]

Brad Johnson, seen here as a member of the Dallas Cowboys, was the starting quarterback for the Redskins from 1999 to 2000.^[34]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
11	DeSean Jackson	WR	California-Berkeley	15	2014–present
94	LaDairis Jackson	DE	Oregon State	16	2002–03
22	Leroy Jackson	RB	Western Illinois	15	1962–63
98/91/50	Rob Jackson	DE / LB	Kansas State	54	2008–13
53	Steve Jackson	LB	Texas-Arlington	25	1966–67
40	Wilbur Jackson	RB	Alabama	22	1980–82
83	Willie Jackson	WR	Florida	5	2002
77	Jack Jacobs	QB / RB	Oklahoma	9	1946
84	Taylor Jacobs	WR	Florida	38	2003–05
66	Joe Jacoby	OT	Louisville	170	1981–93
60	John Jaffurs	G	Penn State	8	1946
75	Harry Jagielski	OT	Indiana	5	1956
47	Dick James	RB	Oregon	99	1956–63
78	Erasmus James	DE	Wisconsin	5	2008
43	Vic Janowicz	HB	Ohio State	22	1954–55
76	Jon Jansen	OT	Michigan	126	1999–08
48	Jon Jaqua	S	Lewis & Clark	36	1970–72
90	Jeremy Jarmon	DE	Kentucky	16	2009–10
53	Jackson Jeffcoat	LB	Texas	3	2014–present
80	Roy Jefferson	WR	Utah	83	1971–76
81	Bob Jencks	E / K	Miami (OH)	14	1965
51	Brandon Jenkins	LB	Florida State	5	2013
38	Jack Jenkins	RB	Vanderbilt	22	1943, 1946–47
88	James Jenkins	TE	Rutgers	133	1991–00
99	Jarvis Jenkins	DE	Clemson	44	2011–14
31	Ken Jenkins	RB	Bucknell	25	1985–86
21	Tim Jessie	RB	Auburn	3	1987
32	Ade Jimoh	CB	Utah State	63	2003–06
47	A. J. Johnson	CB	Southwest Texas State	70	1989–94
14	Brad Johnson	QB	Florida State	28	1999–00
47	Bryan Johnson	FB	Boise State	49	2000–03
61	Dennis Johnson	DT	Delaware	51	1974–77
30	D. J. Johnson	CB	Jackson State	7	2011–12
88	Jimmie Johnson	TE	Howard	38	1989–91
80	Joe Johnson	WR	Notre Dame	32	1989–91
13	Larry Johnson	C	Haskell Indian	5	1933–35, 1944
63/64	Mitch Johnson	OT	UCLA	28	1966–1968, 1972
84	Patrick Johnson	WR	Oregon	16	2003
12	Randy Johnson	QB	Texas A&I	8	1975–76
45	Sidney Johnson	CB	California	33	1990–92
78	Tim Johnson	DL	Penn State	91	1990–95
67	Tre' Johnson	OL	Temple	90	1994–00, 2002
31	Jim Johnston	E / RB	Washington	22	1939–40
82	Anthony Jones	TE	Maryland-Eastern Shore	57	1984–88
83	Charley Jones	E	George Washington	10	1955
58	David Jones	OL	Texas	5	1987
35	David Jones	CB	Wingate	5	2012
75	Deacon Jones	DE	Mississippi Vocational	14	1974
54	Greg Jones	LB	Colorado	63	1997–00
82	Jimmie Jones	DE	Wichita State	23	1971–73
77	Joe Jones	DE	Tennessee State	23	1979–80
21	Larry Jones	WR	Truman State	42	1974–77
76	Levi Jones	OT	Arizona State	9	2009
61	Melvin Jones	G	Houston	11	1981
50	Robert Jones	LB	East Carolina	15	2001
73	Stan Jones	DT / G	Maryland	13	1966
22/25	Curtis Jordan	S	Texas Tech	74	1981–86
35	Ricot Joseph	S	Central Florida	6	2002
80	Steve Junker	TE	Xavier	25	1961–62
56	Trey Junkin	LS	Louisiana Tech	12	1984
9	Sonny Jurgensen	QB	Duke	135	1964–74
22	Charlie Justice	RB	North Carolina	43	1950, 1952–54
13	Ed Justice	E	Gonzaga	63	1936–42

K

Max Krause, seen here at Notre Dame, was a running back for the Redskins from 1937 to 1940.^[35]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
43	Ed Kahn	G	North Carolina	24	1935–37
72	Ndukwe Kalu	DE	Rice	40	1998–00
66	Carl Kammerer	DE	San Francisco State	95	1963–69
–	Jim Kamp	OL	Oklahoma City	10	1933
40	Rick Kane	RB	Oregon	12	1984
20	George Karamatic	RB	Gonzaga	10	1938
63	Emil Karas	LB	Dayton	11	1959
29	Jim Karcher	G	Ohio State	42	1936–39
70	Lou Karras	OT	Purdue	26	1950–52
58	Mike Katrishen	G	Alabama	23	1948–49
55	Mel Kaufman	LB	Cal. Poly	91	1981–88
39	Ed Kawal	OL	Illinois	9	1937
73	Frank Kearse	DE	Alabama A&M	15	2014–present
59	Chris Keating	LB	Maine	10	1985
47	Jack Keenan	G	South Carolina	13	1944–45
53	Bryan Kehl	LB	Brigham Young	10	2012–13
61	Rick Kehr	G	Carthage	5	1987
51	Gorden Kelley	LB	Georgia	25	1962–63
75	John Kelly	OT	Florida A&M	16	1966–67
12/14	Malcolm Kelly	WR	Oklahoma	21	2008–10
96	Ma'ake Kemoeatu	DT	Utah	14	2010
66	Pete Kendall	G	Boston College	32	2007–08
–	Gus Kenneally	OL	St. Bonaventure	10	1932
43	Jim Kerr	S	Penn State	24	1961–62
91	Ryan Kerrigan	LB	Purdue	64	2011–present
74/87	Ed Khayat	DE	Tulane	36	1957, 1962–63
60	Robert Khayat	K	Mississippi	40	1960, 1962–63
91	Cedric Killings	DT	Carson Newman	10	2004–05
17	Billy Kilmer	QB	UCLA	82	1971–78
63/67	Bruce Kimball	G	Massachusetts	24	1983–84
34	Garry Kimble	CB	Sam Houston State	3	1987
76	J. D. Kimmel	DT	Army	24	1955–56
6	Ola Kimrin	K	Texas-El Paso	5	2004
97	Kelvin Kinney	DE	Virginia State	18	1996–98
5	Curt Knight	K	Texas	70	1969–73
74	Markus Koch	DL	Boise State	68	1986–92
49	John Koniszewski	OT	George Washington	29	1945–46, 1948
40	David Kopay	RB	Washington	25	1969–70
40	John Kovatch	E	Notre Dame	18	1942, 1946
41	Brian Kozlowski	TE	Connecticut	33	2004–07
54	Joe Krakoski	LB	Washington	8	1986
25/54	Joe Krakoski	DB	Illinois	11	1961
41	Henry "Red" Krause	OL	St. Louis	12	1937–38
25	Max Krause	RB	Gonzaga	25	1937–40
26	Paul Krause	S	Iowa	54	1964–67
–	Joe Kresky	OL	Wisconsin	8	1932
77	Ray Krouse	DL	Maryland	12	1960
15	Mike Kruczek	QB	Boston College	7	1980
14	Al Krueger	E	Southern California	18	1941–42
50	Larry Kubin	LB	Penn State	37	1982–84
56	Frank Kuchta	C	Notre Dame	14	1958–59
99	Ryan Kuehl	LS	Virginia	14	1996–97
67/81	Jake Kupp	G	Washington	14	1966
54	Bob Kuziel	C	Pittsburgh	89	1975–80

L

LaRon Landry, first round draft pick in 2007, starting safety for the Redskins from 2007 to 2011. Best known as the Redskins' "Dirty 30" because of his great tackling ability.

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
73	Paul Laaveg	OL	Iowa	72	1970–75
79	Jim Lachey	OT	Ohio State	86	1988–95
30	LaRon Landry	S	Louisiana State	64	2007–11
90	Kenard Lang	DE	Miami (FL)	75	1997–01
45	Ted Lapka	E	DePaul	19	1943–44,46
–	Benny LaPresta	RB	St. Louis	8	1933
24	Pete Larson	RB	Cornell	22	1967–68
88	Dick Lasse	LB	Syracuse	26	1960–61
62	Donald Laster	OT	Tennessee State	8	1982
77	Shawn Lauvao	G	Arizona State	15	2014–present
20	Joe Lavender	CB	San Diego State	99	1976–82
78	Don Lawrence	OT	Notre Dame	35	1959–61
14	Eddie LeBaron	QB	Pacific	82	1952–53, 1955–59
57	Jay Leeuwenburg	OL	Colorado	16	2000
70	Ray Lemek	G	Notre Dame	61	1957–61
51	Reid Lennan	OL	—	10	1945
48	Tony Leon	G	Alabama	6	1943
67	Josh LeRibeus	G	Southern Methodist	12	2012–present
93	Otis Leverette	DE	Alabama-Birmingham	5	2001–02
22	Dan Lewis	RB	Wisconsin	13	1965
18	Lance Lewis	WR	East Carolina	3	2013
78	Kory Lichtensteiger	G / C	Bowling Green	69	2010–present
79	Todd Liebenstein	DE	Nevada-Las Vegas	29	1982–85
76	Paul Lipscomb	DL	Tennessee	49	1950–54
24	Howie Livingston	DB / RB	Fullerton	23	1948–50
85	Brandon Lloyd	WR	Illinois	23	2006–07
37	J. W. Lockett	RB	Central Oklahoma	14	1964
83	Kevin Lockett	WR	Kansas State	22	2001–02
75	Sean Locklear	OT	North Carolina State	8	2011
20	Marc Logan	RB	Kentucky	45	1995–97
8	Chip Lohmiller	K	Minnesota	112	1988–94
26	Al Lolotai	OL	Weber State	10	1945
80	Bob Long	WR	Wichita State	14	1969
60/61	Spencer Long	G	Nebraska–Lincoln	5	2014–present
–	John Lookabaugh	E	Maryland	9	1946–47
35	Joe Don Looney	RB	Cameron	14	1966–67
71	Karl Lorch	DE	Southern California	90	1976–81
34	Andre Lott	S	Tennessee	31	2002–04
27	John Love	WR	North Texas	13	1967
64	David Loverne	G	San José State	15	2002
40	Gary Lowe	DB	Michigan State	12	1956–57
56	Quentin Lowry	LB	Youngstown State	21	1981–83
35	Keith Lyle	S	Virginia	16	2001
25	Dick Lynch	DB	Notre Dame	12	1958

M

Mark May, offensive lineman for the Redskins between 1981 and 1989, was named one of the 70 Greatest Redskins.^[36]

Keenan McCardell won Super Bowl XXVI with the Redskins in 1991 and rejoined the team in 2007.^[37]

Jim Molinaro was an offensive tackle for the Redskins between 2004 and 2006.^[38]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
82	Ken MacAfee	E	Alabama	7	1959
38	David Macklin	CB	Penn State	6	2007
–	Jim MacMurdo	OL	Pittsburgh	20	1932–33
24	Bill Malinchak	WR	Indiana	58	1970–74, 1976
25	Benny Malone	RB	Arizona State	25	1978–79
19	Charley Malone	E	Texas A&M	84	1934–40, 1942
72	Dexter Manley	DE	Oklahoma State	125	1981–89
71	Charles Mann	DE	Nevada	163	1983–93
14	Tillie Manton	FB	Louisiana State	7	1938
91	Greg Manusky	LB	Colgate	39	1988–90
64	Ron Marciniak	G	Kansas State	12	1955
75	Bud Marshall	OT	Baylor	6	1966
52/98	Lemar Marshall	LB	Michigan State	75	2002–06
70	Leonard Marshall	DE	Louisiana State	16	1994
58	Wilber Marshall	LB	Florida	80	1988–92
40	Aaron Martin	CB	North Carolina Central	14	1968
38	Jim Martin	K / LB	Notre Dame	14	1964
98	Steve Martin	DE	Jackson State	3	1987
53	Eddie Mason	LB	North Carolina	61	1999–02
24	Marcus Mason	RB	Youngstown State	10	2007, 2009
20	Tommy Mason	RB	Tulane	10	1971
28	Bob Masterson	WR	Miami (FL)	64	1938–43
64	Trevor Matich	C	Brigham Young	48	1994–96
6	Shane Matthews	QB	Florida	8	2002
73	Riley Mattson	OT	Oregon	56	1961–64
84	Rich Mauti	WR	Penn State	16	1984
73	Mark May	OL	Pittsburgh	123	1981–89
73	Martin Mayhew	CB	Florida State	58	1989–92
20	Alvoid Mays	CB	West Virginia	61	1990–94
20	Fred Mazurek	WR	Pittsburgh	13	1965–66
25	Dick McCabe	S	Pittsburgh	10	1959
85	Darnerien McCants	WR	Delaware State	29	2001–04
80	Keenan McCardell	WR	Nevada-Las Vegas	10	1991, 2007
32	Bob McChesney	E	UCLA	69	1936–42
27	Central McClellion	CB	Ohio State	6	2001
16	Colt McCoy	QB	Texas	5	2014–present
84/85	Greg McCrary	TE	Clark Atlanta	10	1978, 1981
69	Robert McCune	LB	Louisville	5	2005–06
80/86	John McDaniel	WR	Lincoln (MO)	40	1978–80
46	LeCharls McDaniel	CB	Cal. Poly	14	1981–82
79	Ron McDole	DE	Nebraska	114	1971–78
32	Ray McDonald	RB	Idaho	13	1967–68
26/32/83	Craig McEwen	TE	Utah	18	1987–88
85	Tim McGee	WR	Tennessee	13	1993
78	Tony McGee	DE	Bishop College	41	1982–84
83	Mark McGrath	WR	Montana State	20	1983–85
52	Rocky McIntosh	LB	Miami (FL)	92	2006–11
45	Paul McKee	E	Syracuse	23	1947–48
85/86	Marlin McKeever	LB / TE	South Carolina	40	1968–70
63	Raleigh McKenzie	OL	Tennessee	144	1985–94
84	Zion McKinney	WR	South Carolina	10	1980
53	Harold McLinton	LB	Southern	127	1969–78
21	Mark McMillian	CB	Alabama	9	1999
5	Donovan McNabb	QB	Syracuse	13	2010
85	Clifton McNeil	WR	Grambling State	14	1971–72
–	Hal McPhail	RB	Army	19	1934–35
60	Dan McQuaid	OT	Nevada-Las Vegas	30	1985–87
11	Kim McQuilken	QB	Lehigh	16	1979
49	Jim Meade	RB	Maryland	18	1939–40
83	Ed Meadows	DB	Duke	5	1959
86	Steve Meilinger	E	Kentucky	24	1956–57
27	Don Menasco	DB	Texas	6	1954
76	Mat Mendenhall	DE	Brigham Young	23	1981–82
31	Brandon Meriweather	S	Miami (FL)	24	2012–14
51	Ed Merkle	G	Oklahoma State	10	1944
93	Phillip Merling	DE	Clemson	3	2013
34	Eric Metcalf	PR / RB / WR	Texas	10	2001
26	Terry Metcalf	RB	Long Beach State	16	1981
18	Ed Michaels	G	Villanova	11	1937
34	Mike Micka	FB	Colgate	16	1944–45
30	Joe Mickles	RB	Mississippi	9	1989, 1992
87/88	Ron Middleton	TE	Auburn	62	1988, 1990–93
57	Matt Millen	LB	Penn State	16	1991
55	Allen Miller	LB	Ohio	25	1962–63
70	Fred Miller	OT	Pacific	12	1955
50	Gabe Miller	LB	Oregon State	7	2013–14
73	John Miller	OT	Boston College	36	1956, 1958–59
14	Tom Miller	E	Hampden-Sydney	9	1945
40	Wayne Millner	WR	Notre Dame	76	1936–41, 1945
73	Lamar Mills	DT	Indiana	13	1994
57	Rich Milot	LB	Penn State	121	1979–87
69	Rod Milstead	G	Delaware State	20	1998–99
91	Chris Mims	DE	Tennessee	11	1997
21	Gene Mingo	K / KR / RB	—	6	1967
20	Chase Minnifield	CB	Virginia	7	2012–14
49	Bobby Mitchell	WR	Illinois	98	1962–68
30	Brian Mitchell	RS / RB	Louisiana-Lafayette	159	1990–99
55	Kevin Mitchell	LB	Syracuse	61	2000–03
84	Marko Mitchell	WR	Nevada	10	2009
46	Mike Mitchell	CB	Howard Payne	3	1987
19	Anthony Mix	WR	Auburn	5	2007
70	Dick Modzelewski	DT	Maryland	24	1953–54
2	Ralf Mojsiejenko	P	Michigan State	28	1989–90
69	Jim Molinaro	OT	Notre Dame	15	2004–06
49	Jim Monachino	RB	California	7	1955
13	Ray Monaco	G	Holy Cross	5	1944
81	Art Monk	WR	Syracuse	205	1980–93
77	Tommy Mont	QB	Maryland	27	1947–49
94	Anthony Montgomery	DT	Minnesota	42	2006–09
63	Will Montgomery	C / G	Virginia Tech	77	2008–13
70	Chuck Moore	G	Arkansas	14	1962
62	Darryl Moore	G	Texas-El Paso	12	1992–93
30	Jeff Moore	RB	Jackson State	7	1984
41	Kareem Moore	S	Nicholls State	42	2008–11
50	Larry Moore	G	Brigham Young	25	2002–03
66	Michael Moore	G	Alabama	5	2000
35	Wilbur Moore	RB	Minnesota	72	1939–46
–	Jim Moran	G	Holy Cross	16	1935–36
74	Bob Morgan	OT	Maryland	10	1954
12	Boyd Morgan	RB	Southern California	11	1939–40
15	Josh Morgan	WR	Virginia Tech	30	2012–13
52	Mike Morgan	LB	Louisiana State	14	1968
46	Alfred Morris	RB	Florida Atlantic	48	2012–present
22	Jamie Morris	RB	Michigan	28	1988–89
37/38	Darryl Morrison	S	Arizona	48	1993–96
41	Tim Morrison	CB	North Carolina	23	1986–87
20	Chad Morton	RB	Southern California	21	2003–04
3	Mark Moseley	K	Texas A&M	182	1974–86
76	Morgan Moses	OT	Virginia	8	2014–present
36	Eddie Moss	RB	Southeast Missouri State	9	1977
72	Joe Moss	OT	Maryland	12	1952
89	Santana Moss	WR	Miami (FL)	146	2005–14
89	Calvin Muhammad	WR	Texas Southern	22	1984–85
28	Herb Mul-Key	KR / RB	—	23	1972–74
45	Jerome Murphy	CB	South Florida	16	2012–13
29	Mark Murphy	S	Colgate	109	1977–84
93	Trent Murphy	LB	Stanford	15	2014–present
2	Eddie Murray	K	Tulane	22	1995, 2000
22	Adrian Murrell	RB	West Virginia	15	2000
71	Spain Musgrove	DL	Tulane	30	1967–69
–	Jim Musick	RB	Southern California	33	1932–33, 1935–36
87	Rob Myers	TE	Utah State	1	2011

N

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
95	Chris Neild	DT	West Virginia	24	2011–14
21	Mike Nelms	DB	Baylor	68	1980–84
40	Kyle Nelson	LS	New Mexico State	11	2013
36	Ralph Nelson	RB	—	14	1975
47/74	Laurie Niemi	OT	Washington State	56	1949–53
11	Jim Ninowski	QB	Michigan State	21	1967–68
62	John Nisby	G	Pacific	42	1962–64
20	Doyle Nix	DB	Southern Methodist	19	1958–59
58	Leo Nobile	G / LB	Penn State	9	1947
75	Brandon Noble	DT	Penn State	16	2003–05
83	James Noble	WR	Stephen F. Austin State	6	1986
40	George Nock	RB	Morgan State	7	1972
72	Al Noga	DL	Hawaii	16	1993
66	Jim Norman	OT	—	7	1955
20	Hal Norris	DB	California	13	1955–56
42	Jim North	OT	Central Washington	7	1944
83	Jim Norton	DL	Washington	5	1969
92	Dexter Nottage	DL	Florida A&M	47	1994–96
3	Nick Novak	K	Maryland	11	2005, 2006
62	Dan Nugent	G	Auburn	58	1976–78, 1980
50	Bob Nussbaumer	E / RB	Michigan	22	1947–48

O

Tom Osborne, wide receiver for the Redskins between 1960 and 1961,^[39] was elected to serve in the US House of Representatives from 2001 to 2007.^[40]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
61	Fran O'Brien	OL	Michigan State	83	1960–66
–	Gail O'Brien	OL	Nebraska	32	1934–36
57	Stu O'Dell	LB	Indiana	25	1974, 1976–77
75/79	Pat Ogrin	DL	Wyoming	8	1981–82
26	Ifeanyi Ohalete	S	Southern California	47	2001–03
40	Kenny Okoro	CB	Wake Forest	2	2014
25	Mike Oliphant	RB	Puget Sound	8	1988
52	Neal Olkewicz	LB	Maryland	150	1979–89
21	Les Olsson	OL	Mercer	57	1934–38
0	Johnny Olszewski	RB	California	31	1958–60
98	Brian Orakpo	LB	Texas	71	2009–14
87/89	Terry Orr	TE	Texas	96	1986–90, 1991–93
84	Tom Osborne	WR	Hastings	24	1960–61
88	Chet Ostrowski	E	Notre Dame	68	1954–59
23	Brig Owens	S	Cincinnati	158	1966–77
72	Don Owens	DL	Southern Mississippi	10	1957
96	Rich Owens	DL	Lehigh	42	1995–98

P

Antonio Pierce, seen here celebrating a Super Bowl victory with the New York Giants, was a linebacker for the Redskins from 2001 to 2004.^[41]

Clinton Portis was the starting running back for the Redskins from 2004 to 2010.^[42]

Pierson Prioleau was a strong safety for the Redskins from 2005 to 2007.^[43]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
97	Sterling Palmer	DE	Florida State	49	1993–96
85/86	John Paluck	DE	Pittsburgh	105	1956, 1959–65
–	Oran Pape	RB	Iowa	5	1932
15/22/25	John Papit	RB	Virginia	25	1951–53
32	Jack Pardee	FB / LB	Texas A&M	27	1971–72
27	Ed Parks	OL	Oklahoma State	24	1938–40
24	Lemar Parrish	DB	Lincoln (MO)	54	1978–81
37	Joe Pasqua	OT	Southern Methodist	9	1943
80	David Patten	WR	Western Carolina	14	2005–06
68	Joe Patton	G	Alabama A&M	61	1994–98
53	Marvcus Patton	LB	UCLA	64	1995–98
84	Niles Paul	WR / TE	Nebraska	60	2011–present
27	Tito Paul	CB	Ohio State	6	1999
82	Logan Paulsen	TE	UCLA	75	2010–present
19	Jim Peebles	E	Vanderbilt	57	1946–49, 1951
56	Dan Peiffer	C	Southeast Missouri State	8	1980
53	Bob Pellegrini	LB	Maryland	48	1962–65
61	Gene Pepper	OL	Missouri	41	1950–53
52	John Pergine	LB	Notre Dame	40	1973–75
35	Lonnie Perrin	RB	Illinois	5	1979
78	Floyd Peters	DT	San Francisco State	10	1970
23	Tony Peters	S	Oklahoma	75	1979–82, 1984–85
79	Volney Peters	DT	Southern California	44	1954–57
16	Richie Petitbon	S	Tulane	17	1971–72
62	Phil Pettey	G	Missouri	3	1987
80/84	Joker Phillips	WR	Kentucky	6	1985, 1987
14	Al Piasecky	E	Duke	28	1943–45
58	Antonio Pierce	LB	Arizona	55	2001–04
11	Erny Pinckert	HB	Southern California	41	1932–40
1	Ryan Plackemeier	P	Wake Forest	10	2008
59	Terrance Plummer	LB	Central Florida	3	2015
24	Jim Podoley	RB	Central Michigan	43	1957–60
25	Dick Poillon	HB	Canisius	54	1942, 1946–49
74	Tyler Polumbus	OT / G	Colorado	47	2011–14
82	Fran Polsfoot	TE	Washington State	10	1953
22	Tracy Porter	CB	Indiana-Bloomington	3	2014
26	Clinton Portis	RB	Miami (FL)	84	2004–10
58	Jeff Posey	LB	Southern Mississippi	16	2006
1	John Potter	K	Western Michigan	3	2013
66	Myron Pottios	LB	Notre Dame	32	1971–73
31	Darryl Pounds	DB	Nicholls State	69	1995–99
67	Shar Pourdanesh	OT	Nevada	48	1996–98
72	Carl Powell	DL	Louisville	15	2002
48	Leo Presley	C / FB	Oklahoma	8	1945
76	Jim Prestel	DL	Idaho	8	1967
20	Pierson Prioleau	S	Virginia Tech	31	2005–07
65	Vince Promuto	G	Holy Cross	130	1960–70
62	Mike Pucillo	G	Auburn	23	2006–07
32	Jordan Pugh	S	Texas A&M	17	2012–13

Q

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
85	Bill Quinlan	DE	Michigan State	14	1965
80	Richard Quinn	TE	North Carolina	1	2011
34	Ed Quirk	FB	Missouri	38	1948–51

R

John Riggins, running back for the Redskins between 1976 and 1985, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1992.^[44]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
86	Bob Raba	TE	Maryland	8	1981
61	Casey Rabach	C	Wisconsin	95	2005–10
24	Bacarri Rambo	S	Georgia	13	2013–14
68	Knox Ramsey	OL	William & Mary	19	1952–53
11	Patrick Ramsey	QB	Tulane	33	2002–05
82	Antwaan Randle El	WR	Indiana	63	2006–09
86	Walter Rasby	TE	Wake Forest	35	2001–02, 2004
52	Cory Raymer	C	Wisconsin	80	1995–01, 2004–05
24	Ron Rector	RB	Northwestern	6	1966
32	Silas Redd	RB	Southern California	15	2014–present
88	Alvin Reed	TE	Prairie View A&M	33	1973–75
84	Andre Reed	WR	Kutztown	13	2000
67	Bob Reed	G	Tennessee State	8	1965
86	Jordan Reed	TE	Florida	20	2013–present
51	John Reger	LB	Pittsburgh	40	1964–66
71	Will Renfro	OT	Memphis	34	1957–59
–	Pug Rentner	QB / RB	Northwestern	33	1934–36
17	Mack Reynolds	QB	Louisiana State	8	1960
55	Jim Ricca	DE / G	Georgetown	47	1951–54
24	Stanley Richard	S	Texas	63	1995–98
88	Pat Richter	P / WR	Wisconsin	103	1963–70
44	John Riggins	RB	Kansas	114	1976–79, 1981–85
37	Gerald Riggs	RB	Arizona State	38	1989–91
–	Jack Riley	OT	Northwestern	12	1933
56	Perry Riley	LB	Louisiana State	70	2010–present
75	Chad Rinehart	G	Northern Iowa	4	2008–09
12	Andre Roberts	WR	Citadel	16	2014–present
–	Jack Roberts	RB	Georgia	5	1932
47	Walter Roberts	WR	San José State	28	1969–70
11	Aldrick Robinson	WR	Southern Methodist	36	2011–14
89	Dave Robinson	LB	Penn State	28	1973–74
52	Keenan Robinson	LB	Texas	24	2012–present
78	Lybrant Robinson	DE	Delaware State	5	1989
34	Trenton Robinson	S	Michigan State	35	2013–15
1	Reggie Roby	P	Iowa	31	1993–94
6	Sav Rocca	P	–	48	2011–13
76	Walt Rock	OT	Maryland	74	1968–73
99	Tracy Rocker	DT	Auburn	24	1989–90
53	Bill Roehnelt	LB	Bradley	12	1960
22	Carlos Rogers	CB	Auburn	78	2005–10
38	George Rogers	RB	South Carolina	41	1985–87
38	Justin Rogers	CB	Richmond	3	2014
32	Sal Rosato	FB	Villanova	23	1945–47
19	Rashad Ross	WR	Arizona State	13	2015–present
20	George Rosso	RB	Ohio State	12	1954
54	Tom Roussel	LB	Southern Mississippi	42	1968–70
44	Mike Roussos	OT	Pittsburgh	18	1948–49
88	Robert Royal	TE	Louisiana State	35	2002–05
35/22/26	Evan Royster	RB	Penn State	32	2011–13
16	Ed Rubbert	QB	Louisville	3	1987
29	Mike Rumph	S	Miami (FL)	7	2006
25	Tom Runnels	RB	North Texas	21	1956–57
39	Tyrone Rush	RB	North Alabama	5	1994
45	Bo Russell	OL	Auburn	22	1939–40
96	Darrell Russell	DT	Southern California	8	2003
98	Twan Russell	LB	Miami (FL)	27	1997–99
–	Reggie Rust	RB	Oregon State	5	1932
72	Joe Rutgens	DT	Illinois	110	1961–69
10	Jeff Rutledge	QB	Alabama	42	1990–92
51	Dan Ryczek	C	Virginia	42	1973–75
20/22	Jules Rykovich	RB	Illinois	23	1952–53
12	Lou Rymkus	DL / OL	Notre Dame	10	1943
11	Mark Rypien	QB	Washington State	77	1987–93
28	Ted Rzempoluch	DB	Virginia	6	1963

S

Chris Samuels, a first round draft pick in the 2000 NFL Draft and a six-time Pro Bowler, played offensive tackle from 2000 to 2009. He was a Redskin for his entire career.^[45]

Mark Schlereth, guard for the Redskins from 1989 to 1994, won three Super Bowls in his career.^[46]

Heath Shuler, quarterback for the Redskins between 1994 and 1995,^[47] served in the United States House of Representatives.^[48]

Mike Sellers former starting fullback for the Redskins.^[49]

Shawn Springs, former first round pick by the Seahawks in the 1997 NFL Draft, was traded to the Redskins in 2004.^[50]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
99	Eddie Saenz	RB	Southern California	50	1946–51
94	Anthony Sagnella	DT	Rutgers	3	1987
95	Joe Salave'a	DT	Arizona	42	2004–06
26	Ed Salem	QB	Alabama	12	1951
30	Bryant Salter	S	Pittsburgh	17	1974–75
24	Johnny Sample	DB	Maryland-Eastern Shore	29	1963–65
60	Chris Samuels	OT	Alabama	141	2000–09
49	John Sanchez	OT	San Francisco	18	1947–49
21	Deion Sanders	CB	Florida State	16	2000
40	Lonnie Sanders	CB	Michigan State	67	1963–67
83	Ricky Sanders	WR	Texas State	117	1986–93
20	Dan Sandifer	DB	Louisiana State	24	1948–49
–	Phil Sarboe	QB	Washington State	5	1934
70	Tony Sardisco	G	Tulane	7	1956
64	Ron Saul	OL	Michigan State	81	1976–81
82	John Sawyer	TE	Southern Mississippi	7	1983
76	Jerry Scanlan	OT	Hawaii	6	1980–81
18	Jack Scarbath	QB	Maryland	22	1953–54
21	Doyle Schick	CB	Kansas	5	1961
28	Ralph Schilling	E	Oklahoma City	5	1946
69	Mark Schlereth	G	Idaho	75	1989–94
68	Roy Schmidt	G	Long Beach State	11	1970
62	Ray Schoenke	OL	Southern Methodist	122	1966–75
51	Jim Schrader	C	Notre Dame	76	1954, 1956–61
10	Jay Schroeder	QB	UCLA	36	1984–87
61	Willard Scissum	OT	Alabama	3	1987
72/93/76	Darrion Scott	DE	Ohio State	9	2010–11
13	Jake Scott	S	Georgia	42	1976–78
48	Ben Scotti	DB	Maryland	36	1959–61
28	Joe Scudero	S	San Francisco	53	1954–58
71	George Seals	DT	Missouri	12	1964
80	Virgil Seay	WR	Troy State	49	1981–84
59	Chris Sedoris	C	Purdue	9	1996
85/45	Mike Sellers	FB	Walla Walla	152	1998–00, 2004–11
25	Frank Seno	DB / RB	George Washington	24	1943–44, 1949
22	Kato Serwanga	CB	California	11	2001–02
91	Tony Settles	LB	Elon	3	1987
44	Jeff Severson	S	Long Beach State	12	1972
20	Bob Seymour	RB	Oklahoma	60	1940–45
29	Sam Shade	S	Alabama	57	1999–02
16	Everett Sharp	OL	Cal Poly (Pomona)	14	1944–45
80/88	Derrick Shepard	WR	Oklahoma	7	1987–88
–	Bill Shepherd	RB	McDaniel	7	1935
86	Leslie Shepherd	WR	Temple	56	1994–98
14	Dick Shiner	QB	Maryland	29	1964–66
12/84	Herb Shoener	E	Lehigh	18	1948–49
47	Jim Shorter	DB	Detroit Mercy	53	1964–67
51	Clyde Shugart	G	Iowa State	56	1939–44
26	Don Shula	DB	John Carroll	11	1957
5	Heath Shuler	QB	Tennessee	19	1994–95
–	Tony Siano	C	Fordham	9	1932
63	Herb Siegert	G	Illinois Wesleyan	36	1949–51
–	Larry Siemering	C	Pacific	22	1935–36
76	Ed Simmons	OT	Eastern Washington	142	1987–97
60	Roy Simmons	G	Georgia Tech	10	1983
63	Keith Sims	G	Iowa State	29	1997–00
–	Steve Sinko	OL	Duquesne	30	1934–36
64	Manny Sistrunk	DT	Arkansas AM&N	63	1970–75
16	Steve Slivinski	G	Washington	53	1939–43
38	Ben Smith	E	Alabama	11	1937
78	Bruce Smith	DE	Virginia Tech	62	2000–03
37	Cedric Smith	RB	Florida	20	1994–95
50	Derek Smith	LB	Arizona State	64	1997–00
28	Dick Smith	DB	Northwestern	20	1967–68
–	Ed Smith	RB	New York	8	1936
47	George Smith	C	California	29	1937, 1941–43
3/17	Hunter Smith	P	Notre Dame	22	2009, 2010
87	Jerry Smith	TE	Arizona State	168	1965–77
34	Jim Smith	DB	Oregon	14	1968
38	Larry Smith	RB	Florida	7	1974
78	Paul Smith	DE	New Mexico	31	1979–80
26	Ricky Smith	CB	Alabama State	11	1984
35	Riley Smith	QB	Alabama	30	1936–38
36	Timmy Smith	RB	Texas Tech	21	1987–88
61	Vernice Smith	G	Florida A&M	21	1993–95
69	Willie Smith	OT	East Carolina	4	2011
27	Fred Smoot	CB	Mississippi State	104	2001–04, 2007–09
16	Norm Snead	QB	Wake Forest	42	1961–63
15	Bob Sneddon	RB	St. Mary's (Cal.)	10	1944
78	Ron Snidow	DT	Oregon	69	1963–67
59	Angelo Snipes	LB	West Georgia	10	1986
54	Justin Snow	LS	Baylor	8	2012
74	Jim Snowden	OT	Notre Dame	98	1965–71
60	Joe Soboleski	G	Michigan	7	1949
21/27	Mike Sommer	RB	George Washington	5	1958–59, 1961
46	John Sommers	C	UCLA	8	1947
26	Frank Spaniel	RB	Notre Dame	6	1950
68	Dave Sparks	OL	South Carolina	10	1954
–	Jack Spellman	G	Brown	7	1932
46	John Spirida	E	St. Anselm	9	1939
24	Shawn Springs	CB	Ohio State	64	2004–08
76	Don Stallings	DE	North Carolina	9	1960
19	Donté Stallworth	WR	Tennessee	11	2011
60	Dick Stanfel	OL	San Francisco	34	1956–58
89	Walter Stanley	WR	Colorado	9	1990
74	George Starke	OL	Columbia College	156	1973–84
41	Leo Stasica	QB / RB	Illinois	6	1943
72	Jim Staton	OT	Wake Forest	8	1951
16	John Steber	G	Vanderbilt	55	1946–50
41	Jim Steffen	DB	UCLA	60	1961–65
46	Paul Stenn	OT	Villanova	11	1946
75	Mike Stensrud	DL	Iowa State	8	1989
49	Leonard Stephens	TE	Howard	5	2002–03
67	Red Stephens	G	San Francisco	70	1955–60
99	Rod Stephens	LB	Georgia Tech	32	1995–96
23	Matt Stevens	S	Appalachian State	33	1998–00
26	Bill Stits	S	UCLA	5	1959
60	Fred Stokes	DE	Georgia Southern	64	1989–92
76	Tim Stokes	OT	Oregon	33	1975–77
20	Ken Stone	S	Vanderbilt	21	1973–75
32	Pete Stout	FB	North Texas	16	1949–50
23	Omar Stoutmire	S	Fresno State	14	2005, 2007
45	Dick Stovall	C	Abilene Christian	10	1949
90	Tyronne Stowe	LB	Rutgers	16	1994
39	Clem Stralka	OL	Georgetown	62	1938–42, 1945–46
55	Fred Strickland	LB	Purdue	5	1999
27	Jim Stuart	OL	Oregon	5	1941
94	Dana Stubblefield	DL	Kansas	38	1998–00
65	Fred Sturt	G	Bowling Green	7	1974
71	Andy Stynchula	DT	Penn State	53	1960–63
6	Shaun Suisham	K	Bowling Green	49	2006–09
75	Alex Sulfsted	OL	Miami (OH)	14	2001–02
57	Nick Sundberg	LS	California	61	2010–present
30	Ed Sutton	RB	North Carolina	33	1957–59
78	Walt Sweeney	G	Syracuse	27	1974–75
43	Len Szafaryn	OL	North Carolina	12	1949
79	Dave Szott	G	Penn State	16	2001

T

Sean Taylor, first-round draft pick in 2004, played safety for the Redskins until he was fatally shot in November 2007.^[51]^[52]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
72	Diron Talbert	DT	Texas	142	1971–80
54	Darryl Tapp	LB	Virginia Tech	11	2013
42	Charley Taylor	WR	Arizona State	165	1964–77
28/84	Hugh Taylor	WR	Oklahoma City	94	1947–54
55	Jason Taylor	DE	Akron	13	2008
27/29	Keith Taylor	S	Illinois	20	1994–96
78	Mike Taylor	OT	Southern California	5	1971
22	Roosevelt Taylor	S	Grambling	14	1972
21/36	Sean Taylor	S	Miami (FL)	55	2004–07
37/89	Joe Tereshinski	TE	Georgia	86	1947–54
31	David Terrell	S	Texas-El Paso	61	2000–03
7	Joe Theismann	QB	Notre Dame	167	1974–85
17	Harry Theofiledes	QB	Waynesburg	5	1968
32	Keith Thibodeaux	CB	Northwestern State	15	1997
69	R. C. Thielemann	G	Arkansas	43	1985–88
89	Chris Thomas	WR	Cal. Poly	29	1997–99
11/81	Devin Thomas	WR	Michigan State	34	2008–10
47	Duane Thomas	RB	West Texas A&M	24	1973–74
20	George Thomas	RB	Oklahoma	24	1950–51
22/41/47	Johnny Thomas	CB	Baylor	56	1988, 1990, 1992–94
22	Mike Thomas	RB	Nevada-Las Vegas	53	1975–78
41	Phillip Thomas	S	Fresno State	8	2013–14
87	Ralph Thomas	E	San Francisco	24	1955–56
77	Randy Thomas	G	Mississippi State	82	2003–09
24	Spencer Thomas	S	Washburn	14	1975
40/32	Brandyn Thompson	CB	Boise State	6	2011
25/37	Chris Thompson	RB	Florida State	6	2013–present
13/84/88	Derrius Thompson	WR	Baylor	37	1999–02
83	Ricky Thompson	WR	Baylor	63	1978–81
83/87	James Thrash	WR	Missouri Southern State	118	1997–00, 2004–08
44	Steve Thurlow	RB	Stanford	24	1966–68
86	Mike Tice	TE	Maryland	16	1989
67	Rusty Tillman	LB	Northern Arizona	107	1970–77
76	Ron Tilton	G	Florida	7	1986
18	Bob Titchenal	DB	San José State	32	1940–42
41	Dick Todd	DB / FB	Texas A&M	79	1939–42, 1945–48
79	Bob Toneff	DT	Notre Dame	80	1959–64
46	Ryan Torain	RB	Arizona State	18	2010–11
53	LaVern Torgeson	LB	Washington State	35	1955–57
29	Leigh Torrence	CB	Stanford	25	2006–08
–	Flavio Tosi	E	Boston College	27	1934–36
36	Tom Tracy	RB	Tennessee	16	1963–64
54	Jeremiah Trotter	LB	Stephen F. Austin State	28	2002–03
80/84	Olanda Truitt	WR	Pittsburgh	14	1994–95
20	Justin Tryon	CB	Arizona State	29	2008–09
68	Ross Tucker	OT	Princeton	6	2001–02
19	Tom Tupa	P / QB	Ohio State	16	2004–05
66	Dan Turk	C	Drake	48	1997–99
1	Matt Turk	P	Wisconsin–Whitewater	78	1995–99
22	Doug Turley	E	Scranton	50	1944–48
24	Jay Turner	RB	George Washington	16	1938–39
29	Scott Turner	CB	Illinois	41	1995–97
14	James Tuthill	K	Cal. Poly	11	2002
71	Jim Tyrer	OT	Ohio State	14	1974

U

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
53	Mitchell Ucovich	OL	San José State	8	1944
55	Jeff Uhlenhake	C	Ohio State	26	1996–98
50/56	Harry Ulinski	C	Kentucky	72	1950–51, 1953–56
46	Joe Ungerer	OT	Fordham	15	1944–45
91	Regan Upshaw	DE	California	16	2003

V

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
29	Ted Vactor	CB	Nebraska	65	1969–73
91	Matt Vanderbeek	DE / LB	Michigan State	17	1995–96
31	Clarence Vaughn	S	Northern Illinois	48	1987–92
89	Clarence Verdin	WR	Louisiana-Lafayette	11	1986–87
20	Ed Vereb	RB	Maryland	9	1960
70	Kipp Vickers	G	Miami (FL)	16	1998–99, 2002
23	Troy Vincent	DB	Wisconsin	8	2006
20	Lionel Vital	RB	Nicholls State	3	1987
66	Ed Voytek	G	Purdue	24	1957–58

W

Marcus Washington was a linebacker for the Redskins from 2004 to 2008.^[53]

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
47	Ray Waddy	CB	Texas A&I	23	1979–80
24	Bob Wade	DB	Morgan State	13	1969
71	Todd Wade	OT	Mississippi	13	2006–07
77	Jim Wahler	DT	UCLA	13	1992–93
45	Brian Walker	S	Washington State	21	1996–97
88	Rick Walker	TE	UCLA	88	1980–85
43	Tom Walters	S	Southern Mississippi	49	1964–67
40	Alvin Walton	S	Kansas	77	1986–91
21	Frank Walton	G	Pittsburgh	25	1934, 1944–45
81	Joe Walton	TE	Pittsburgh	45	1957–60
21	Bill Ward	G	Washington State	16	1946–47
48	Kevin Ware	TE	Washington	11	2003
94	Ron Warner	DE / LB	Kansas	15	2003–04
85	Don Warren	TE	San Diego State	193	1979–92
24	Anthony Washington	CB	Fresno State	32	1983–84
37	James Washington	S	UCLA	12	1995
25	Joe Washington	RB	Oklahoma	43	1981–84
53	Marcus Washington	LB	Auburn	68	2004–08
–	Dale Waters	OL	Florida	20	1932–33
32	Kenny Watson	RB	Penn State	16	2001–02
41	Sid Watson	RB	Northeastern	10	1958
15	George Watts	OT	Appalachian State	8	1942
5	Tress Way	P	Oklahoma	16	2014–present
72	Jim Weatherall	DT	Oklahoma	9	1958
58	Charlie Weaver	LB	Southern California	5	1981
–	Heinie Weisenbaugh	RB	Pittsburgh	13	1935–36
20	Herb Welch	DB	UCLA	9	1989
31	Larry Weldon	QB	Presbyterian	12	1944–45
–	Louis Weller	RB	Haskell Indian Nations	7	1933
41	Billy Wells	RB	Michigan State	20	1954, 1956–57
34	Byron Westbrook	CB	Salisbury	46	2007–11
82	Michael Westbrook	WR	Colorado	80	1995–01
–	Ed Westfall	QB / RB	Ohio Wesleyan	5	1932–33
45	Jeris White	CB	Hawaii	41	1980–82
55	Markus White	LB	Florida State	2	2011
48	Marvin Whited	G	Oklahoma	15	1942, 1945
25	A. D. Whitfield	RB	North Texas	37	1966–68
66	Bob Whitlow	OL	Arizona	20	1960–61
60	John Wilbur	OL	Stanford	43	1971–74
45	Barry Wilburn	CB	Mississippi	62	1985–89
29	George Wilde	RB	Texas A&M	9	1947
–	Basil Wilkerson	OL	Oklahoma City	6	1932
36	Willie Wilkin	OT	St. Mary's (Cal.)	64	1938–43
83	Roy Wilkins	LB	Georgia	26	1960–61
95	Dan Wilkinson	DT	Ohio State	76	1998–02
17	Doug Williams	QB	Grambling State	21	1986–89
75	Eric Williams	DT	Washington State	38	1990–93
75/77	Fred Williams	DT	Arkansas	28	1964–65
45	Gerard Williams	CB	Langston	44	1976–78
47	Greg Williams	S	Mississippi State	57	1982–85
22	Jamel Williams	S	Nebraska	35	1997–99
73	Jeff Williams	OL	Rhode Island	38	1978–80
43	Johnny Williams	DB	Southern California	24	1952–53
35/25	Keiland Williams	RB	Louisiana State	24	2010; 2012
34/37	Kevin Williams	CB	Iowa State	17	1985, 1988
41	Madieu Williams	S	Maryland	16	2012
71	Mike Williams	OL	Texas	8	2009–10
84	Mike Williams	TE	Alabama A&M	14	1982–84
13	Nick Williams	WR	Connecticut	5	2013–14
87	Roydell Williams	WR	Tulane	16	2010
51	Sid Williams	LB	Southern	10	1967
71	Trent Williams	OT	Oklahoma	71	2010–present
54	Trevardo Williams	LB	Connecticut	3	2014–present
47	Ernie Williamson	OT	North Carolina	9	1947
94	Bobby Wilson	DT	Michigan State	42	1991–95
95/51	Chris Wilson	DE / LB	Northwood	80	2007–10, 2012
26	Josh Wilson	CB	Maryland	48	2011–13
80	Ted Wilson	WR	Central Florida	3	1987
83	Tydus Winans	WR	Fresno State	23	1994–95
58	David Windham	LB	Jackson State	3	1987
68	Brandon Winey	OT	Louisiana State	11	2003
81	Doug Winslow	WR	Drake	5	1976
62/63	Casimir Witucki	G	Indiana	54	1950–51, 1953–56
39	Otis Wonsley	RB	Alcorn State	72	1981–85
56	Dick Woodard	C	Iowa	12	1952
41/46	Dennis Woodberry	CB	Southern Arkansas	24	1987–88
–	Lee Woodruff	RB	Mississippi	7	1932
98	Tony Woods	LB	Pittsburgh	44	1994–96
67	John Wooten	G	Colorado	14	1968
60	Mike Wooten	C	Virginia Military	3	1987
90	Doug Worthington	DE	Ohio State	6	2011–13
25	Kenny Wright	CB	Northwestern State	16	2006
75	Steve Wright	OT	Alabama	14	1970
–	Ted Wright	RB	North Texas	16	1934–35
17	Danny Wuerffel	QB	Florida	7	2002
32	Jim Wulff	RB / S	Michigan State	17	1960–61
11	Fred Wyant	QB	West Virginia	10	1956
18	Sam Wyche	QB	Furman	8	1971–73
22/36	Frank Wycheck	TE	Maryland	18	1993–94
–	Doug Wycoff	RB	Georgia Tech	12	1934
97	Renaldo Wynn	DE	Notre Dame	81	2002–06, 2009
50	Pete Wysocki	LB	Western Michigan	88	1975–80

Y

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
80	Eric Yarber	WR	Idaho	14	1986–87
87	Todd Yoder	TE	Vanderbilt	61	2006–09
79	John Yonakor	DE	Notre Dame	12	1952
30	Jim Youel	QB	Iowa	17	1946–48
37	Bill Young	OL	Alabama	59	1937–42, 1946
36	Darrel Young	LB / FB	Villanova	74	2009–present
46	Roy Young	OL	Texas A&M	9	1938
99	Wilbur Young	DE	William Penn	7	1981
85	Walt Yowarsky	DE	Kentucky	22	1951, 1954

Z

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons
29	Bert Zagers	DB / RB	Michigan State	32	1955–58
85	Joe Zelenka	LS / TE	Wake Forest	16	2000
93	Peppi Zellner	DE	Fort Valley State	16	2003
14	Max Zendejas	K	Arizona	9	1986
27	Joe Zeno	G	Holy Cross	29	1942–44
22	Roy Zimmerman	QB / RB	San José State	22	1940–42
78	Chris Zorich	DT	Notre Dame	5	1997

Other notable players

These players have not played five games for the Redskins, but are still notable in their own right.

#	Name	Pos.	College	GP	Seasons	Relevance
5	David Akers	K	Louisville	1	1998	3× Pro Bowl selection (2001, 2002, 2004)
37	Shaun Alexander	RB	Alabama	4	2008	AP NFL MVP (2005)
40	Bobby Anderson	HB	Colorado	1	1975	College Football Hall of Fame
83	Flipper Anderson	WR	UCLA	2	1996	NFL record, most yards receiving in a game (336)
23	Robert Bailey	CB	Miami	4	1995	NFL record, longest punt return (103)
50	Maxie Baughan	LB	Georgia Tech	2	1974	College Football Hall of Fame
6	Josh Bidwell	P	Oregon	4	2010–present	Pro Bowl selection (2005)
32	George Cafego	QB	Tennessee	4	1943	College Football Hall of Fame
35	Rick Casares	FB	Florida	3	1965	5× Pro Bowl selection (1955–59)
82	Rich Caster	WR/TE	Jackson State	4	1981–82	3× Pro Bowl selection (1972, 74–75)
82	Byron Chamberlain	TE	Wayne State	4	2003	Pro Bowl selection (2001)
79	Steve Emtman	DL	Washington	3	1997	College Football Hall of Fame
17	Jim Hart	QB	Southern Illinois	2	1984	UPI NFC Player of the Year (1974) 4x Pro Bowl selection (1974, 1975, 1976, 1977)
12	Brian Hansen	P	Sioux Falls	2	1999	Pro Bowl selection (1984)
88	Billy "White Shoes" Johnson	RS	Widener	1	1988	3× Pro Bowl selection (1975, 1977, 1983) College Football Hall of Fame
27	Larry Johnson	RB	Penn State	2	2010	2× Pro Bowl selection (2005, 2006)
38	Willard Reaves	RB	Northern Arizona	1	1989	CFL's Most Outstanding Player Award (1984)
13	Frank Ryan	QB	Rice	2	1969–70	3× Pro Bowl selection (1964–66)
81	J. T. Smith	WR	North Texas	3	1978	2× Pro Bowl selection (1980, 1988)
48	Ken Whisenhunt	TE	Georgia Tech	2	1990	Former head coach of the Arizona Cardinals
32	James Wilder	RB	Missouri	1	1990	Pro Bowl selection (1984)
59	Jim Youngblood	LB	Tennessee Tech	4	1984	College Football Hall of Fame

Notes

a ^a Replacement players that played in all three games of the 1987 players strike are also included and identified.

b ^b Primary refers to the team or teams on which the Hall of Famer made his primary contribution to professional football. Minor refers to a Hall of Famer who spent only a minor portion of their career with a team.

c ^c The Redskins did not start recording jersey numbers until the 1937 season when they moved to Washington, DC.

d ^d For a full description of positions see American football positions.

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