2013-2014 Washington Redskins Schedule

Washington Redskins Tickets 2013-2014

FedEx Field Home Games- All Away Games

Look for Party Deck,  Club Seats,  Fan Zone and parking passes

No matter what time of year it is Redskins fans love to thing football. The  2013-2014 Washington Redskins schedule is out and  it is the time of year that single game tickets are on sale. Training camp will start in July and the excitement for the fans will build as they will see if all the adjustments in the off-season will help the RGIII and the Redskins push to the NFC East Title!

In addition to the NFC East rivals they see twice, the Redskins game schedule also includes games with the NFC North with traveling to the Packers and Lions and the Chicago and Detroit at Fed Ex. Other NFC games are against the Falcons and Giants. AFC cross over games are against the AFC West teams with home games against San Diego and Kansas City and traveling to Raiders and Broncos

The 2013-2014 Washington Redskins schedule & Redskins Tickets for sale

We have the full schedule, including the four preseason games below. To look for Redskin tickets on sale,  click on view tickets at the end of the row next to the date and time.We have a fantastic selection of seats on sale all through the stadium, including Party Deck, Club Level, side line , corner, endzone and of course the nose bleed seats.

Be sure to look for the interactive venue map  when searching for tickets.  It lets you click on any section and not only lists the tickets we have in that section, but also shows you the view from those seats. Clicking on a stadium name shows all the events in addition to NFL. Kenny Chesney No Shoes Tour 2013 will be at  many of these stadiums this summer.

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Fed Ex Field Fun Facts

Originally called Jack Kent Cooke Stadium after the Skins long tine owner when it opened in 1997, it became Fed Ex Field in 1999 when the naming rights were sold.  Fed Ex has its own exit of the DC Beltway and  will hold 85,000 fans, making it the largest venue in the NFL.  A season ticket tradition of a 30 year waiting list has carried on from back in the RFK Stadium days.  The stadium has officially  be designated a sell out every game dating back to 1965.  The first play off game ever was played at Fed Ex in January 2000 and fans hope to have another one in 2014. The most recent improvements were the addition of a Party Deck in 2012.

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