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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 44 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 26 still open
Washington Football Team — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states a rule change known as the 'Baugh/Marshall Rule' was enacted after a 1945 safety occurred when quarterback Sammy Baugh's pass hit the goalpost and bounced into his own end zone. This is incorrect; the actual incident involved
Washington Commanders — The claim that three Washington quarterbacks are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame (Sammy Baugh, Sonny Jurgensen, and Joe Theismann) is incorrect because Joe Theismann is not in the Hall of Fame.
Washington Commanders — The statement that only two quarterbacks have started entire consecutive seasons since 2000 (Jason Campbell 2008–2009 and Kirk Cousins 2015–2017) is inaccurate because Patrick Ramsey started all 16 games in 2003 and Robert Griffin III started all 16 games in 2
Dallas Cowboys Rivalry — The 'Hail Mary' pass in 1987 was thrown by Doug Williams to Ricky Sanders, not Art Monk.
Dallas Cowboys Rivalry — The rivalry is not commonly called the 'FedEx' of NFC East battles; FedEx is a stadium sponsor.
New York Giants Rivalry — The rivalry is described as being within the 'Eastern Conference,' but the NFL did not have an Eastern Conference in 1936; the league was divided into Eastern and Western Divisions at that time.
New York Giants Rivalry — The lore mentions 'Joe Theismann or Doug Williams' as Washington's counterparts to Lawrence Taylor in the 1980s, but Doug Williams did not join Washington until 1986 and was primarily the starter in 1987-1988, while Theismann's career ended in 1985. The phrasi
Sammy Baugh — Sammy Baugh's jersey number 33 is not officially retired by the Washington Commanders.
Sammy Baugh — Baugh was not the first NFL MVP Award winner; the NFL did not have an official MVP award until 1957, and Baugh never won it.
Mark Rypien — The 1991 Redskins' point differential was +261, but the claim that it was the second-highest in franchise history behind the 1987 Redskins' +263 is incorrect. The 1987 Redskins had a point differential of +261 (same as 1991), not +263. The franchise record for
Mark Rypien — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states the 1991 Redskins are one of only two Super Bowl champions to never trail in any of their playoff victories, along with the 2002 Buccaneers. This is incorrect; the 2002 Buccaneers trailed in the NFC Championship Game against t
Darrell Green — The LORE section says Green recorded an interception in Super Bowl XXVI, but he actually recorded an interception in Super Bowl XXII, not XXVI.
Griffith Stadium — The stadium was demolished in 1965, but Howard University Hospital opened on the site in 1975, not immediately after demolition.
Griffith Stadium — The fire that destroyed Boundary Field occurred on March 17, 1911, and Griffith Stadium opened on April 12, 1911, not on a single 'Opening Day 1911'; construction was not completed until July 24, 1911.
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