Redskins All-Super Bowl Team

FILE -- This is a Jan. 30, 1983, file photo showing Washington Redskins running back John Riggins (44) eluding a tackle by Don McNeal (28), of the Miami Dolphins, during Super Bowl XVII at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. Clinton Portis is trying to be a bit more low key this year. Still, the Washington Redskins running back couldn't help but take a shot or two at the great John Riggins, whose franchise record Portis could break this year. (AP Photo/File) — WASHINGTON — Despite winning three Super Bowls over a 10 year stretch and appearing in five over a 20 year span, when it came time for the Pro Football Hall of Fame to announce its “Golden” All-Super Bowl Team, nary a Washington Redskin was honored. For fans of a certain age, it might be difficult to recall a time from 1971 to 92 when the team made the playoffs 13 times while missing the playoffs three other seasons despite winning 10 games. To honor the overlooked, we’ve put together an All-Super Bowl Redskins roster. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - In this Jan. 31, 1988, file photo, Washington Redskins quarterback Doug Williams prepares to let go of a pass during first quarter of Super Bowl XXII against the Denver Broncos in San Diego. Williams, who set a record with 340 yards passing in the NFL football game and became the first African-American quarterback to win a Super Bowl. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File) — **Quarterback: Doug Williams, XXII** George Wallace, sports director: Doug was almost traded in the preseason. Gibbs told him he had been traded to the Raiders, then called him back to his office before practice and told him the trade was off. Gibbs told him: “I have a feeling you are going to come in and help us win this thing.” Doug wasn’t happy, wanted out with Jay Schroeder the starter. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File)

Charley Harraway (31), Washington Redskin back, takes a pass from Sonny Jurgensen and picks up five yards and a first down in the first period of their exhibition game with the Boston Patriots, Aug. 16, 1970, Newton, Mass. Aaron Marsh is the Patriot bringing him down with Spain Musgrove of the Redskins (71) in background. Washington won the game 45-21. (AP Photo) — **Fullback: Charley Harraway, VII** DP: Hard-nosed fullback scraped his way for 37 yards and caught a pass while trying to keep the No Name Defense off an overmatched Billy Kilmer. (AP Photo)

Washington Redskin wide reciever Art Monk picks up yardage after pulling in a pass during first quarter action in Sunday, Jan. 26, 1992 Super Bowl XXVI in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Monk caught five passes in the Redskins first drive. (AP Photo/David Longstreath) — **Wide Receivers: Ricky Sanders, XXII & XXVI; Gary Clark, XXII & XXVI; Art Monk, XVIII, XXII & XXVI** DP: Sanders notched 9 catches for 193 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Broncos…helped turn the game completely around with his 80 yard catch. And yes, we’re using three-receiver sets. Get used to it. GW: Art had a broken leg for Super Bowl XVII, suffered in the playoffs. Almost had a touchdown in XXVI, but his foot was out of bounds. Only one of “The Posse” not to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)

Washington Redskins Don Warren (85) grabs a pass thrown by Joe Theismann in the end zone to score the first touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings after just 5:57 of the first quarter in NFC playoff action at RFK Stadium, Jan. 15, 1983 in Washington. Willie Teal on the Vikings is on the ground. (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi) — **Tight Ends:** Don Warren, XVII, XVIII XXII & XXV; Clint Didier, XVII, XVIII & XXII DP: Stellar blocker that could also make a difference stomping through secondaries. Didier for twin-tight end sets… (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi)

Offensive Line Left Tackle: Joe Jacoby. Should be in the Hall of Fame. Prototypical blindside defender. Left Guard: Russ Grimm. Hall of Famer. Beginning and end of discussion. Center: Jeff Bostic. Only Hog to start all four Super Bowls at the same position. Right Guard: Raliegh McKenzie. Started two Super Bowls at LG; will you tell Grimm he’s being shifted over? Right Tackle: Mark May. Started at guard in XVIII, tackle in XXII. Completes crew with class. DP: Despite the fantastic career of Len Hauss from the Super Bowl VII, this will be a Hog-centric squad. The fact that the OL changed in each of the four Super Bowls they played in lets us be a little creative. GW: I’d also include guard Mark Schlereth and tackle Jim Lachey (XXVI). You have to include these two on an offensive line that allowed only 9 sacks all year and led the league in rushing attempts and rushing yards. The team also had 40 attempts on the ground in the Super Bowl for 125 yards and two touchdowns. (AP Photo)

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