One of the Biggest Redskins Fans I have ever known will be watching from above...

Have a great day & wear Chris’s number with pride.

God bless you and RIP to your Pops.

HTTR brother.

he liked it more when Dallas lost than the Skins win,haha

That remindsme of a t-shirt from from the eighties:
I root for two teams the redskins and whoever is playing dallas

Pops is surely happy today…..HTTR……

Once a Redskin… always a Redskin… ALWAYS!

My dad passed away in May, and he was the main reason I became a Skins fan, so I’m right there with you. Will miss talking with him after a win or loss.

My pops passed away quite a few years ago now and he is definitely the reason I am such a passionate fan today.. We watched every game together (or if we were out on the sailboat, we listened to the call on WMAL, I believe it was Sonny and Sam even way back then). Even after all these years I feel rooting for the Skins is something that brings us closer together…..that’s not quite worded correctly, but I am sure you get the idea.
One a side note, my grandparents were also bis Skins fans (and I am in my 40’s). I can still remember my grandmother, who was the ultimate prim and proper “lady” shouting what has come to be her football catchphrase in my mind, “Stomp on their toes and gouge out their eyes!!!!”……on one occasion she even let slip a “goddammit” at the end and the entire room went into shock, I didn’t even think she knew those kinds of words.

I am sure he is loved the game but am sure he loved your sentiments more….as a father…it means a lot to know your kids care about you as much as you care about them.

Thanks for the note, and you know what…now that I think about it, I think I know who dropped that ball into Kerrigan’s arms.

he got to watch the game with Sean Taylor and Sammy Baugh.

I can still remember watching all of the Redskins SuperBowls with my pops, even when the Raiders beat us, my little brother ,4 yrs old at the time, just happen to become a Raider fan that day, and a sibling rivalry was born….. thanks for sharing your stories as well, the Skins run pretty deep in my family here in Texas, as well as back home in Woodbridge. HTTR!!!

Rest in Peace Pop! I know that he would be proud not only of the Redskins and they direction that they are taking, but also proud that his son would make such a nice gesture in honor of his memory. You may have lost a loved one, but here at Redskins nation, you both have gained a family!!

HAIL

Sorry to hear about your dad, this is surely a great way to remember him.

IF I could rec’d it more that once I would.