Absolutely. His exclusion is a black eye on the HOF. Larry Brown, Gary Clark, Don Warren (best blocking tight end in league history hands down) and Dave Butz as well. Butz and Warren seem like outlandish choices to some and will never get even a marginal glance from that committee but they were HUGE pieces of the success those great teams enjoyed and as dominant in their own quiet way as any players of that time.
Old RFK ...no better stadium in the NFL...the fans were so close to field it was unreal..loudest and the stands would rock and sway...They had the greatest fans in the 80s and 90s...with great teams lead by a great coack...Joe Gibbs....The DIESEL Riggins, Thiesman, Monk,Clark,Sanders,Manley,Mann,Green , Monty Coleman, what teams they had..The list was 10 years long to even get a ticket in the 80s,90s...Great place and memories....GO SKINS....
This year was pretty much it for the Washington Redskins. They haven't been in a Conference Championship game since 91 and haven't even won a playoff game in almost 20 years.
@@danieljohnson1564 thanks so much I appreciate the love my uncle Danny Copeland gave me a great experience at a young age I also went to Super Bowl too watch them destroy Bill's.
Your uncle gave me, and so many other fans, so many memories over the years. Most notably his fumble recovery for a TD against Dallas in 92. Hard hitter, tough-as-nails, I hope he is continuing to do well.
This was the best Redskin team that they ever had. The 1991 Redskins just rolled over anyone in the first few home games shutting out the Lions, Cardinals, and then Eagles here at home. It got so bad that Kotite got Pat Ryan out of retirement just so he could play that season. The Redskins played their best and that would really be the last of the Redskins being that good. Yes, the next season they went 9-7 and won a wildcard, but after that they would not make the playoffs until 1999.
the first crack in the redskins foundation was when Bobby Beatheard left the team in 1988. He was responsible for building that era. Gibbs coached it, but Beathard built it. Casserly took over the draft in 1990 and they had bad draft after bad draft. 1992, following this title, they had the 6th pick in the draft, traded up and took Desmond Howard - a disaster pick. 2 years later another disaster in 1994 with Heath Shuler. Beatherd leaving, Desmond Howard and Heath Shuler is what led them downhill
@@SillyGoose2024 lot of the reason Gibbs was not as successful his second go around. Management of the team matters. Redskins have not been anywhere near this good since.
The 1991 Redskins are the best football team I ever saw. They had no weaknesses and no egos. Just a perfect storm of young and old talent, harnessed by arguably the greatest coach of all time in Joe Gibbs. They could beat you any number of ways. Don’t get me wrong, the 89 Niners, 78 Steelers, 85 Bears and 73 dolphins belong in that conversation too. But I think if any of those teams play the 91 Redskins seven times the Redskins win 4.
@@christianorr1059 Inexcusable? I mean that Cowboys team went on to win the Super Bowl the very next year and the year after that. I wouldn’t call that inexcusable. As much as I hate the Cowboys that was a pretty good football team.
Jacoby not being in the HOF is ridiculous. Monk was the all time leading reciever when he retired and didn't get inducted until years later. Both should have been 1st ballot hall of famers. Brian Mitchell has the 3rd most all purpose yards in league history and should be in and Gary Clark is overdue as well. The HOF has lost all credibility in my eyes. Political NFL BS!
Even before Snyder took over in '99, this team was coming apart. Gibbs got burnt out and retired before the '93 season, they couldn't adjust to the new realities of the NFL's free agency market, Cooke died before the shitty new Stadium opened in Landover and left a will that put the franchise up for grabs. And *then* Snyder buys it and, well...here we are.
What do you mean? We won SBXxvi that season. 14-2. Stomped Glanville, deion, and mc hammer's falcons in the playoffs. Destroyed the Lions with Barry sanders in the NFL championship, then throttled the Bills in Minneapolis.
It just amazing how fast it all fell apart the Super Bowl. Starting with the very first game of the next season. I my opinion one of the reasons this team isn't remember as one of the greatest of all time , is that it ended so quickly. And than the Cowboys won the next 2 Super Bowls in a row. Putting the 91 team out of people memories.
Such a wonderful time to be a Washington fan... Gibbs, RFK, The Hogs... I grew up on the Allen teams, which were fantastic too, but this really was the best of times. Hopeful that with new ownership better times are ahead. (and a new stadium!)
@@Paul-os1fr and that's why the Eagles were never a super bowl caliber team. Not even close. Terrible offensive line , subpar wide receivers and terrible coaching. The only reason why the Eagles had some success in the clueless kotex era because of great defensive coordinator Bud Carson and that great front seven.
@58twright, you're completely lost dude because nobody is taking Rypien over Joe Montana, Terry Bradshaw or especially Tom Brady. They were a great team that one year, but definitely not all time.
The Eagles defense that year was so damn good. If only Cunnigham hadn't got hurt, God that was a gut wrencher. Still you can't help but think Kotite would have found a way to screw it up anyway.
I am sure I watched this game, but it was so many years ago I can't remember it, this was one of the best team of the Redskins had in their history for sure.
1:01:22 I swear dudes was scared as sh*t of big Joe Jacoby, Evans seen Joe coming and immediately dropped the soap. Can't count how many other times post play arguments were "settled" as soon as Jacoby took one step toward a defender...
@@cbod14 that chewing motion u might of seen was the reaction to Taylor's well documented in game cocaine use, a common reaction when one can't feel their face due to the simulant...
The 91 NFC was the best yr this conference had could have 8 team playoff games that year it wouldn't disappoint that same yr i realize that the eagles are curse the eagles that 91 was really good
ABC: Gifford, Michaels, Dierdorf (ads edited out) (SD resolution-VCR) Washington QB: Mark Rypien Philadelphia QB: Jim McMahon [?!] 0:03:53 game begins 31:03 2nd quarter 1:10:07 3rd quarter 1:39:51 4th quarter Washington wins 23-0 5-0 in NFC East 3rd straight shutout at home
late 1980's and early 1990's eagles team especially on defense was pretty stack team, still don't know how that team didn't win a Superbowl. probably was missing not having a good head coach.
Yes, a good head coach for starters. Other reasons include the loss and subsequent retirement of Mike Quick, the failure to build an effective offensive line and cheap ownership.
How great could this Eagles team have been if they had not lost QB Randall Cunningham to injury at start of the season? They won 10 games that season without him, but it was their awesome defense that carried them over the course of the season.
He had been an analyst on TV for about 30 years before retiring. He retired because he had mobility issues. There were some games he covered for CBS in his later career that he could barely walk out of the booth.
@@drewzuhosky6826 sorry to hear that...he didn't have mobility of the mouth/not only this game but SB22 he gave the Redskins no respect even when winning
I laugh at Eagles fans when they feel they would have beaten Redskins if Cunningham wasn't out for the year. They might have scored a TD; but no way they were beating the Redskins. Even IF they made the playoffs, they would have been one and done. They wouldn't have met the Redskins early on. Their great D wasn't enough to win; not with their special teams which was as bad as the offense.
Boy, smh, Eagles mighta been better with Byars at quarterback. Even tho Marshall probably woulda made a point to knock his ass out the game, they was always going at it...
who would've thought then that the Eagles would become the better organization? Nowadays Philly is one of the winningest teams in the NFL SINCE this game and washington is the worst franchise in that division and they're called something else, with different uniforms. they are like a expansion team with no hope. But Philly is a playoff team 75% of the time
Love the Birds but they are mediocre. Winning means nothing if you dont bring home the chip. This franchise should have three lombardi trophies minimum.
I will say as much as I wanted to say this team was one of the greatest of all time You can look to this game despite the fact it was a shutout why other greats could beat them. You got '91 Rypien on the deep ball to monk that got called back but he was crazy inaccurate and more like '92 Rypien in this game. I mean he had what 4 turnovers by himself in this game. And he missed Clark many times when he was wide open. And let's not forget he was the least sacked qb that season and he still was at 59% for that year.
What a stupid comment. There's always one contrartian jackass in every comment section. The whole notion of speculating on how "great teams" would do against each other based on stats is also idiotic.
Another stupid comment. How many NFC championships did Cunningham ever win, much less Super Bowls? I'm beginning to believe Eagles fans are almost as dumb as Cowboy fans.
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Jacoby should be in the hall of fame.
Yes Clark to over 10)000 with 2 ring how not
Absolutely. His exclusion is a black eye on the HOF. Larry Brown, Gary Clark, Don Warren (best blocking tight end in league history hands down) and Dave Butz as well. Butz and Warren seem like outlandish choices to some and will never get even a marginal glance from that committee but they were HUGE pieces of the success those great teams enjoyed and as dominant in their own quiet way as any players of that time.
BEEN...
That 74 Yard pass play from Rypien to Clark in the first Qtr. was a thing of Beauty.
That was a 50 yard pass. As a fan of Brock Purdy I have learned that the only thing that counts is air yardage. Any yards after the catch is cheating.
That’s why I used the term pass play.If I was referring to just the pass itself I would have specified that. @@feloniousfloyd2203
Old RFK ...no better stadium in the NFL...the fans were so close to field it was unreal..loudest and the stands would rock and sway...They had the greatest fans in the 80s and 90s...with great teams lead by a great coack...Joe Gibbs....The DIESEL Riggins, Thiesman, Monk,Clark,Sanders,Manley,Mann,Green , Monty Coleman, what teams they had..The list was 10 years long to even get a ticket in the 80s,90s...Great place and memories....GO SKINS....
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This year was pretty much it for the Washington Redskins. They haven't been in a Conference Championship game since 91 and haven't even won a playoff game in almost 20 years.
My uncle Danny Copeland is out there number 26 thanks for video still a fan sense 11 years old.
Danny Copeland was Bad Ass on Special teams, and a Damn Good Hitter.
@@danieljohnson1564 thanks so much I appreciate the love my uncle Danny Copeland gave me a great experience at a young age I also went to Super Bowl too watch them destroy Bill's.
Your uncle gave me, and so many other fans, so many memories over the years. Most notably his fumble recovery for a TD against Dallas in 92. Hard hitter, tough-as-nails, I hope he is continuing to do well.
@@philchroniger7839 Thanks so much he as his own gym and Big in community I appreciate the love my heart is in Washington always.
Great all around player
This was the best Redskin team that they ever had. The 1991 Redskins just rolled over anyone in the first few home games shutting out the Lions, Cardinals, and then Eagles here at home. It got so bad that Kotite got Pat Ryan out of retirement just so he could play that season. The Redskins played their best and that would really be the last of the Redskins being that good. Yes, the next season they went 9-7 and won a wildcard, but after that they would not make the playoffs until 1999.
the first crack in the redskins foundation was when Bobby Beatheard left the team in 1988. He was responsible for building that era. Gibbs coached it, but Beathard built it. Casserly took over the draft in 1990 and they had bad draft after bad draft. 1992, following this title, they had the 6th pick in the draft, traded up and took Desmond Howard - a disaster pick. 2 years later another disaster in 1994 with Heath Shuler. Beatherd leaving, Desmond Howard and Heath Shuler is what led them downhill
@@SillyGoose2024 lot of the reason Gibbs was not as successful his second go around. Management of the team matters. Redskins have not been anywhere near this good since.
That team was top 5 in NFL history. And did it without bona fide superstars.
@@omosango7870 D Green and W. Marshall were stars. Monk is a HOF receiver. B. Mitchell was the best return man of his day.
These days will never come back. It was a special time to be a Redskins fan.
The WASHINGTON REDSKINS uniforms were beautiful.
The MacGyver episode that led into this game was "Obsessed", the final appearance of Murdoc.
The 1991 Redskins are the best football team I ever saw. They had no weaknesses and no egos. Just a perfect storm of young and old talent, harnessed by arguably the greatest coach of all time in Joe Gibbs. They could beat you any number of ways. Don’t get me wrong, the 89 Niners, 78 Steelers, 85 Bears and 73 dolphins belong in that conversation too. But I think if any of those teams play the 91 Redskins seven times the Redskins win 4.
But that home loss to the Cowpies was inexcusable. Ugh!
@@christianorr1059
Inexcusable? I mean that Cowboys team went on to win the Super Bowl the very next year and the year after that. I wouldn’t call that inexcusable. As much as I hate the Cowboys that was a pretty good football team.
@@MaximusWolfe I hear ya. It just sticks in my craw that we let those assholes ruin our would-be undefeated season.
Yeah too bad you're not a Buffalo Bills fan especially in the 1990s we were dead and we didn't even know it
@@MaximusWolfe they embarrassed my Buffalo Bills who were loaded with pro and Hall of Famers so yeah I guess they were pretty good
The last time the Eagles shutout in September 30th 1984 by the Washington Redskins. That is so ironic.
The Eagles shut out Redskins in 1980 and again in 2018
Jacoby not being in the HOF is ridiculous. Monk was the all time leading reciever when he retired and didn't get inducted until years later. Both should have been 1st ballot hall of famers. Brian Mitchell has the 3rd most all purpose yards in league history and should be in and Gary Clark is overdue as well. The HOF has lost all credibility in my eyes. Political NFL BS!
Gary Clark should be in hall of fame
Pretty nuts that this game was the last time Washington has shut anyone out!
Dan Snyder
Nuff said
@@MaximusWolfe Yeah. Disgraceful Danny.
Even before Snyder took over in '99, this team was coming apart. Gibbs got burnt out and retired before the '93 season, they couldn't adjust to the new realities of the NFL's free agency market, Cooke died before the shitty new Stadium opened in Landover and left a will that put the franchise up for grabs. And *then* Snyder buys it and, well...here we are.
@@dcbandnerd Such a damn dirty crying shame.
They were REALLY good. Sound in every area. We played them tough both times (got a split) but we were orherwise a year away still from SB level.
What do you mean? We won SBXxvi that season. 14-2. Stomped Glanville, deion, and mc hammer's falcons in the playoffs. Destroyed the Lions with Barry sanders in the NFL championship, then throttled the Bills in Minneapolis.
@@omosango7870 He's a Cowgirls fan.
It just amazing how fast it all fell apart the Super Bowl. Starting with the very first game of the next season. I my opinion one of the reasons this team isn't remember as one of the greatest of all time , is that it ended so quickly. And than the Cowboys won the next 2 Super Bowls in a row. Putting the 91 team out of people memories.
Luckily not in the late John Madden's->'91 SKINS GOAT. '24-> STILL #1 by S.I.
Awesome game thank you!
A Great Era of Football..90's
Such a wonderful time to be a Washington fan... Gibbs, RFK, The Hogs... I grew up on the Allen teams, which were fantastic too, but this really was the best of times. Hopeful that with new ownership better times are ahead. (and a new stadium!)
Sad but Reggie White, Jerome Brown and Andre Waters are no longer with us
I didn’t know about Hopkins and Pitts…sad.
They could have called holding on the Eagles' O line on every play. They couldn't block the Skins.
They couldn't block anybody. Our O line was terrible back then.
@@Paul-os1fr and that's why the Eagles were never a super bowl caliber team. Not even close. Terrible offensive line , subpar wide receivers and terrible coaching. The only reason why the Eagles had some success in the clueless kotex era because of great defensive coordinator Bud Carson and that great front seven.
@@Paul-os1fr and we lost to winless Tampa Bay the following week . Lol.
This is a masterful defensive performance by the Redskins.
91 redskins best team ever
@58twright, you're completely lost dude because nobody is taking Rypien over Joe Montana, Terry Bradshaw or especially Tom Brady. They were a great team that one year, but definitely not all time.
@@ryanthompson8127 espn & football analysts say otherwise
The Eagles defense that year was so damn good. If only Cunnigham hadn't got hurt, God that was a gut wrencher. Still you can't help but think Kotite would have found a way to screw it up anyway.
Still wasn't better than the Giants not even close
I attended this game and the home game before it . Also a shutout vs the Cardinals.
So cool. Can I have your autograph?
The redskins came into this game still thinking about evening the score for the "body bag game", that happened a year earlier on a Monday night.
They'd already really gotten that revenge in the wild card game the previous year.
The Redskins name always will be with me i am not changing there name
I'm very proud of yah!
Thankfully, it's not up to you.... and it's 'their' name, not 'there' name, so I think you're already out of your depth.
I am sure I watched this game, but it was so many years ago I can't remember it, this was one of the best team of the Redskins had in their history for sure.
The telecast of this game should run as an unskippable ad before before any video accessed by typing in "'91 Eagles".
1:01:22 I swear dudes was scared as sh*t of big Joe Jacoby, Evans seen Joe coming and immediately dropped the soap. Can't count how many other times post play arguments were "settled" as soon as Jacoby took one step toward a defender...
Uh Lawrence Taylor used him as a chew toy
@@cbod14 that chewing motion u might of seen was the reaction to Taylor's well documented in game cocaine use, a common reaction when one can't feel their face due to the simulant...
@@NoBullsh_t As opposed to illiterate crack head Dexter Manley. Sorry if LT spent his career wiping his rear end with the Hogs
I wish they were still called the Redskins
They are by non PC people
I wish they still played at rfk stadium
I wish they were still a good team.
One of my favorite booths!! Frank was probably hilarious, he’ll crack a few great lines during every broadcast. Al and Dan were great too.
Dierdorf was a bit of a meathead.
Games moved along nicely before all of the tedious replay shit.
The 91 NFC was the best yr this conference had could have 8 team playoff games that year it wouldn't disappoint that same yr i realize that the eagles are curse the eagles that 91 was really good
42:33 - and they say Monk was just a possession receiver
1:31:34 a missed intentional grounding in the end zone. that's a safety right?
ABC: Gifford, Michaels, Dierdorf
(ads edited out)
(SD resolution-VCR)
Washington QB: Mark Rypien
Philadelphia QB: Jim McMahon [?!]
0:03:53 game begins
31:03 2nd quarter
1:10:07 3rd quarter
1:39:51 4th quarter
Washington wins 23-0
5-0 in NFC East
3rd straight shutout at home
Everyone hated Kotite. I remember back then my boss, who was also an Eagles fan, called him "Rich Kotex".
late 1980's and early 1990's eagles team especially on defense was pretty stack team, still don't know how that team didn't win a Superbowl. probably was missing not having a good head coach.
Yes, a good head coach for starters. Other reasons include the loss and subsequent retirement of Mike Quick, the failure to build an effective offensive line and cheap ownership.
Brian Mitchell always did a lot of jawing with the Eagles.
Then he ended up playing for them.
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How great could this Eagles team have been if they had not lost QB Randall Cunningham to injury at start of the season? They won 10 games that season without him, but it was their awesome defense that carried them over the course of the season.
They still would have been the 2nd best team in the division. Washington wasn’t going to be denied in 91.
Defense didn't look so "awesome" in this game.
Considering they'd won 10 games with the same team the previous year...I'd say "maybe 11".
If they kept McMahon upright pretty good. That line sucked.
Sweet revenge for the Body Bag Game.
Even more than the playoff win?
"Luv them Hogs"!
2:00:54 Gerald Riggs!!
Wish Grimm woulda caught that touchdown with no flag lol...
I'm beginning to believe that Dierdoff has not been picked up for analyst position because of his mouth...l
He had been an analyst on TV for about 30 years before retiring. He retired because he had mobility issues. There were some games he covered for CBS in his later career that he could barely walk out of the booth.
@@drewzuhosky6826 sorry to hear that...he didn't have mobility of the mouth/not only this game but SB22 he gave the Redskins no respect even when winning
He was a terrible color man
I laugh at Eagles fans when they feel they would have beaten Redskins if Cunningham wasn't out for the year. They might have scored a TD; but no way they were beating the Redskins. Even IF they made the playoffs, they would have been one and done. They wouldn't have met the Redskins early on. Their great D wasn't enough to win; not with their special teams which was as bad as the offense.
Eagles fans aren't the brightest bulbs
@@pretorious700 Dr. Pretorious was the name of the doctor in The Bride of Frankenstein.
The redskins have always gotten the shittest refs
16:13
16:49
Boy, smh, Eagles mighta been better with Byars at quarterback. Even tho Marshall probably woulda made a point to knock his ass out the game, they was always going at it...
Beagles got thumped! 😂😂😂
HTTR
Last time Washington won anything , 31 years ago! They're a complete mess and Eagle fans take over their stadium
who would've thought then that the Eagles would become the better organization? Nowadays Philly is one of the winningest teams in the NFL SINCE this game and washington is the worst franchise in that division and they're called something else, with different uniforms. they are like a expansion team with no hope. But Philly is a playoff team 75% of the time
Dan Snyder ruined the franchise
@@pretorious700 and Philadelphia has become one of the 10 best franchises
Love the Birds but they are mediocre. Winning means nothing if you dont bring home the chip. This franchise should have three lombardi trophies minimum.
16-15 since 2000 nothing special.
1Bad officiating
I will say as much as I wanted to say this team was one of the greatest of all time You can look to this game despite the fact it was a shutout why other greats could beat them. You got '91 Rypien on the deep ball to monk that got called back but he was crazy inaccurate and more like '92 Rypien in this game. I mean he had what 4 turnovers by himself in this game. And he missed Clark many times when he was wide open. And let's not forget he was the least sacked qb that season and he still was at 59% for that year.
Which was good enough for fourth best pass percentage that year.
What a stupid comment. There's always one contrartian jackass in every comment section. The whole notion of speculating on how "great teams" would do against each other based on stats is also idiotic.
If eagles had RC would have won the super bowl that year. That D was incredible. Skins got lucky
Lucky? Yeah right, not that year.
Their D was just as good in 1990.
Sour grapes and very wishful thinking PERIOD!
Another stupid comment. How many NFC championships did Cunningham ever win, much less Super Bowls? I'm beginning to believe Eagles fans are almost as dumb as Cowboy fans.
Yeah, whatever, a "lucky" 14-2 regular season. 🙄
83 and 91 Redskins teams should've been 19-0
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