Don't let my trill ending keep you from the truthful beginning Bruh
And looking at your sig, you seem to be a fan of horrible teams
Dallas Cowboys don't care about black people
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courtdog
Drinks Blood from a Boot
That's right fakkit you better fall back. Redskins run you nikkaz ask sandy victims bytch
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Superstar
That's right fakkit you better fall back. Redskins run you nikkaz ask sandy victims bytch
So you think making jokes about a storm where people died is funny
courtdog
Drinks Blood from a Boot
So you think making jokes about a storm where people died is funny
Didn't you boo Santa Claus
Sam Peel
Banned
Skilltastrophy
Mizzou Mafia
Playing with a punctured lung and 2-3 broken ribs and getting hurt even further can lead to respiratory distress, which can lead to death in many cases, you fukking dumbass.
Seriously, stop posting. You're more worthless than 90% of the other Redskins trash on this board, and that's quite an accomplishment.
We get it. Your team sucked dikk for almost 2 decades and now you have to post
to stroke your internet ego. You did it. Now go back to fukking your RG3 blowup doll, faq.
nikka this is the DMV
the ONLY black QB to win a super bowl was with us
they still hanging nikkas in texas till this day
Even a series of terrible seasons could not persuade Marshall to expand the racial base of his team. It took pressure provided by the Kennedy Administration in early 1961 to finally force Marshall’s hand. The Administration viewed it as a matter of public embarrassment that the NFL team in the nation’s capital was still engaged in Jim Crow hiring practices. While there was nothing illegal about Marshall’s policy — there were no employment discrimination laws in the District of Columbia in 1961 — the Administration did have a certain type of leverage. The Redskins were scheduled to begin play in the new federally owned and funded District of Columbia Stadium (later known as Robert F. Kennedy Stadium) during the 1961 season.
The stadium was under the control of the Department of the Interior, and Interior Secretary Morris Udall threatened to withhold the right to use the new stadium unless the Redskins agreed to sign African-American players. After initially trying to call the Interior Department’s bluff by pointing out that it had hired virtually no black forest rangers, Marshall conceded, but only after Udall agreed that the integration requirement could be pushed back until the 1962 season. Marshall’s cause had not exactly been helped by the support he received from the American Nazi Party, whose members picketed outside of the new stadium carrying signs saying, a bit ironically, “Keep Our Redskins White.”
The No nikkaz Redskins Under pressure to integrate the team by the Washington Post and the federal government of the United States, the Washington Redskins drafted Ernie Davis with the first overall pick of the 1962 NFL Draft. But in mid-December, Redskins owner George Preston Marshall announced that on the day of the draft he had clandestinely traded the rights to Davis to the Cleveland Browns for Bobby Mitchell and first-round draft pick Leroy Jackson. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time of the draft, Davis had leukemia, and died without ever playing a down in professional football. Mitchell was joined by black stars like Charley Taylor, Larry Brown, Brig Owens, and John Nisby from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Redskins ended the 1962 season with their best record in five years: 5–7–2.
Bill McPeak, in his first year as head coach, immediately announced Mitchell would become a flanker. Mitchell led the league with eleven touchdowns, 72 catches, and 1384 yards, and was selected to the Pro Bowl.
In 1963, Mitchell recorded 69 catches for 1436 yards and seven more touchdowns. During this season, he also became the second player in league and franchise history to record a 99-yard pass play. The pass from George Izo was the first 99-yard pass in over 13 years, when the Redskins' Frank Filchock and Andy Farkas set the original record October 15, 1939. During the next four years, Mitchell's reception totals were 60, 60, 58 and 60. In 1967, new head coach Otto Graham chose to move Mitchell back to halfback because of Graham's decision a year earlier to move the team's best running back, Charley Taylor, to wide receiver. Mitchell enjoyed only moderate success running the ball but he did catch 60 passes for 866 yards and six touchdowns.
In 1969, Vince Lombardi became head coach and promised Mitchell that he would return him to flanker. But as training camp progressed, Mitchell realized that he was not in the same shape he once was and chose to retire.
During his first six seasons with the Redskins, Mitchell never caught fewer than 58 passes. When he retired, his 14,078 combined net yards was the second highest total in NFL history. He had also scored 91 touchdowns (18 by rushing, 65 on receptions, 3 on punt returns, and 5 on kickoff returns). He amassed 7,954 yards on receptions and 2,735 yards on rushes.
it was the 60s
racism was everywhere at that time
GTFOH
Every team had black players but the Deadskins.
Redskins history is racist.
They
@ the Native Americans and was the only team that didn't have black players.Racist asss nickname and logo. That's like a team being called the Alabama Blackskins.
The teams in South you want to talk about....
The Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Texans even had not some black players, but a lot of black players from the start of there franchise.
That why I will always say fukkk
the Deadskins.GTFOH
Every team had black players but the Deadskins.
Redskins history is racist.
They
Racist asss nickname and logo. That's like a team being called the Alabama Blackskins.
The teams in South you want to talk about....
The Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Texans even had not some black players, but a lot of black players from the start of there franchise.
That why I will always say fukkk
at this casual fan of native american history
Says the guy who excuses blatant racism by pointing the finger and saying "others were doing it, too!!!"
