FLASHBACK, 1992: After the Buffalo Bills had closed the gap to 24-10 in the third quarter of Super Bowl XXVI, QB Mark Rypien struck again with a beautiful 30-yard rainbow to WR Gary Clark for an insurmountable 31-10 lead. The Redskins would go on to win 37-24, capping a 17-2 season. Rypien would finish the game 18-of-33 for 292 yards, two touchdowns and the coveted Super Bowl MVP award. The late, legendary broadcast team of Pat Summerall and John Madden on the call for CBS Sports. Buffalo heads

FLASHBACK, January 1992: 🏉 The last time Washington and Detroit faced off in a game of tomorrow night's magnitude was the 1991 #NFC Championship game, where the #Redskins dominated the #lions 41-10 at a rabid and raucous RFK Stadium, earning a trip to Super Bowl XXVI. QB Mark Rypien went 12 of 17 for 228 yards, 2 TDs and no interceptions, while CB Darrell Green provided the finishing touches with a 32-yard interception return for a score. The late, great broadcasting duo of Pat Summerall and Jo

'NFL 100 Greatest' Teams, No. 15: 1991 Washington Redskins

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FLASHBACK, 1991: In Week 4 of the 1991 season, #Redskins legend Brian Mitchell burns the Cincinnati #Bengals on a 66-yard punt return for a TD. Washington prevailed 34-27, improving to 4-0 en route to a 14-2 regular season record and their third Super Bowl trophy in the span of a decade. The game was played at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, which was closed and demolished by implosion in 2002. Mitchell's 13 special teams touchdowns still rank second in the NFL, trailing only recent Hall of Fa