Redskins historian Mike Richman is the author of two history books on the Redskins, the Washington Redskins Football Vault and The Redskins Encyclopedia, and the host of a Redskins TV show, "Burgundy & Gold Magazine." He also appears as a guest on other TV shows to discuss Redskins history and current developments regarding the Redskins.
During the bye week in 2011, Redskins historian Mike Richman appeared on "Redskins Nation," hosted by the "voice of the Redskins," Larry Michael, to discuss the Redskins history during previous bye weeks. Richman noted how the Redskins entered the 1991 bye week 7-0 and came out of it winning their next four games en route to capturing Super Bowl XXVI. The show aired on Oct. 3, 2011, the birthday of the late Redskins special teams star Pete Wysocki. Richman spoke about Wysocki's special teams e...
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears on "Redskins Nation," hosted by the "voice of the Redskins," Larry Michael, to discuss the history of the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry. The show aired on Sept. 19, 2011, several days before the Redskins played the Cowboys in Dallas. Richman talked in detail the origins of the rivalry and some of its famous games, including the Redskins' 26-3 win over the Cowboys in the 1972 NFC championship.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears on "Redskins Nation," hosted by the "voice of the Redskins," Larry Michael, to discuss the history of the Redskins-Cardinals rivalry. The show aired on Sept. 13, 2011, several days before the Redskins hosted the Cardinals at FedExField. Richman talked in detail about two of the most memorable games in the rivalry, a 20-17 overtime win by the Cardinals in 1975 and 29-27 Redskins win in 1984.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears on "Redskins Nation," hosted by the "voice of the Redskins," Larry Michael, to discuss the history of the Redskins-Giants rivalry. The show aired on Sept. 5, 2011, several days before the Redskins opened the season against the Giants. Richman specifically discussed the Giants' dominance of the Redskins in the 1980s when Bill Parcells coached in New York. He also named what he believed to be the most exciting game in Redskins-Giants history.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears as a guest on "The Sideline Report" after the Redskins' first two games of the 2011 season. Richman, fellow guest Barry Barnes and host Marvin Jackson evaluated the Redskins' wins over the Giants and Cardinals, and previewed Washington's upcoming game against hated rival Dallas. The third segment of the show features special guest Phil Koschak, an Australian who was in town to see the Redskins' first two games at FedExField.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears as a guest on "The Sideline Report" after the Redskins' first two games of the 2011 season. Richman, fellow guest Barry Barnes and host Marvin Jackson evaluated the Redskins' wins over the Giants and Cardinals, and previewed Washington's upcoming game against hated rival Dallas. The third segment of the show features special guest Phil Koschak, an Australian who was in town to see the Redskins' first two games at FedExField.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears as a guest on "The Sideline Report" after the Redskins' first two games of the 2011 season. Richman, fellow guest Barry Barnes and host Marvin Jackson evaluated the Redskins' wins over the Giants and Cardinals, and previewed Washington's upcoming game against hated rival Dallas. The third segment of the show features special guest Phil Koschak, an Australian who was in town to see the Redskins' first two games at FedExField.
Redskins historian Mike Richman appears on "Redskins Nation," hosted by Larry Michael, to discuss the upcoming Hall of Fame induction of Redskins legend Chris Hanburger. Hanburger, a Redskins linebacker from 1965-78, is the 5th Redskin to be inducted since 2008. Richman also named a few other Redskins who could be next to enter the HOF, including receiver Gary Clark, cornerback Pat Fischer, kick returner Brian Mitchell and offensive linemen Joe Jacoby, an original "Hog," and Len Hauss.
Redskins Historian Mike Richman discusses the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry on "Redskins Kickoff" on Comcast SportsNet on Sept. 12, 2010. The show was taped at a tailgate party at FedExField in Landover, MD, shortly before the Redskins' 2010 season-opening game against the Cowboys. Richman predicted the Redskins would beat the Cowboys that day, 24-17. Final score: Redskins 13, Cowboys 7.
In August 2010, Redskins historian Mike Richman appeared as a guest on the TV show, "Fantasy Sports News & World Report." Host Bryan Lyles led a discussion with Richman and D.C. sports expert Carol Watson on such issues as media coverage of the saga with Redskins malcontent defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth.