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1989 Washington Redskins season

NFL team season


NFL team season

FieldValue
teamWashington Redskins
year1989
record10–6
division_place3rd NFC East
coachJoe Gibbs
general managerCharley Casserly
presidentJohn Kent Cooke
ownerJack Kent Cooke
off_coachJoe Bugel
def_coachRichie Petitbon
stadiumRFK Stadium
playoffsDid not qualify
pro_bowlersDE Charles Mann
QB Mark Rypien
shortnavlinkRedskins seasons

QB Mark Rypien

The ** Washington Redskins season** was the franchise's 58th season in the National Football League (NFL) and their 53rd in Washington, D.C. They improved on their 7–9 record from 1988 to 10–6 in 1989, finishing third in the NFC East. However, they failed to qualify for the playoffs for a second consecutive season.

Offseason

Main article: 1989 NFL draft

RoundSelectionPlayerPositionCollege
366Tracy RockerDefensive tackleAuburn
4110Erik AffholterWide receiverUSC
5129Tim SmileyDefensive backArkansas State
5139Lybrant RobinsonDefensive endDelaware State
6149A.J. JohnsonDefensive backSouthwest Texas State
7179Kevin HendrixLinebackerSouth Carolina
9233Charles DarringtonTight endKentucky
10263Mark SchlerethGuardIdaho
12316Jimmie JohnsonTight endHoward
12317Joe MicklesRunning backMississippi

Roster

  • Joe Howard WR (IR) [[File:Injury icon.svg|7px]]
  • Dexter Manley DE (Susp.) [[File:Injury icon.svg|7px]]

47 active, 14 inactive, 2 practice squad

Regular season

In a week 14 victory against the San Diego Chargers, Joe Gibbs achieved career victory no. 100

Schedule

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New York GiantsL 24–270–1RFK Stadium54,160Recap
September 17Philadelphia EaglesL 37–420–2RFK Stadium53,493Recap
September 24at Dallas CowboysW 30–71–2Texas Stadium63,200Recap
October 1at New Orleans SaintsW 16–142–2Louisiana Superdome64,358Recap
October 8Phoenix CardinalsW 30–283–2RFK Stadium53,335Recap
October 15at New York GiantsL 17–203–3Giants Stadium76,245Recap
October 22Tampa Bay BuccaneersW 32–284–3RFK Stadium53,862Recap
October 29at Los Angeles RaidersL 24–374–4Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum52,781Recap
November 5Dallas CowboysL 3–134–5RFK Stadium53,187Recap
November 12at Philadelphia EaglesW 10–35–5Veterans Stadium65,443Recap
Denver BroncosL 10–145–6RFK Stadium52,975Recap
November 26Chicago BearsW 38–146–6RFK Stadium50,044Recap
December 3at Phoenix CardinalsW 29–107–6Sun Devil Stadium38,870Recap
December 10San Diego ChargersW 26–218–6RFK Stadium47,693Recap
December 17at Atlanta FalconsW 31–309–6Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium37,501Recap
at Seattle SeahawksW 29–010–6Kingdome60,294Recap

Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text.

Standings

Awards and honors

  • Charles Mann, Pro Bowl selection

References

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