Oral History of the '91 Redskins: Mark Rypien looks back at all of the beatdowns he and the Super Bowl champs handed out

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Sports News, Football, Mitch Tischler, Washington Football Team, News, Sports, Jp Finlay, Nfl

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2018

⏱️ 33 minutes

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JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Pete Hailey and, eventually, Mitch Tischler (listen to find out why the word "eventually" is needed) are joined by special guest Mark Rypien for the majority of this Redskins Talk episode. It's the first edition of JP's project in which he rounds up 'Skins players from one of the best teams in NFL history to talk about all that the 1991 squad accomplished, and Rypien was happy to do so for what turned out to be a fun and lengthy interview. During the chat, the QB discusses when he knew the roster was special, a game where he threw six touchdowns on just 16 completions, what quality he thinks today's Redskins could borrow from that group and how crazy the city was while all this winning was going on. But the fun doesn't stop when Rypien hangs up. On the back end of things, Mitch joins the guys AFTER GETTING STUCK IN AN ELEVATOR FOR 40 MINUTES. How did it happen, how did he survive and who amongst the four would panic the most if their particular elevator got stuck? Be sure to hang around for all of that action as well. If you like podcasts where Rypien drops a terrific line about how much he hates losing to the Cowboys and Mitch details what it was like to experience everyone's worst nightmare, then this is the episode for you.

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0:36.7	J.P. Finley, Redskinsstalk podcast. Very exciting guest we got coming on. We tease the oral history of the 91 season a few episodes back. Today will be the first edition and we swung and got a hit. We went all the way to the top. We got the super roll MVP
1:03.3	mark rippin comes on to share his thoughts what he remembers
1:07.3	from really just a dominant dominant year
1:10.6	i'm in the podcast studio tailors here with me what's up dude hey doing good
1:14.0	what do you think of this chair this chair yeah yeah it's fine all right
1:18.0	Pete is here Pete had no idea who Mark Griffin was all right we're not gonna waste
1:22.2	any time we're going right to Mark Griffin Mitch. All right, we're not going to waste any time.
1:23.0	We're going right to Mark Griffin.
1:24.3	Mitch Tisler is supposed to be here.
1:26.0	He is not here.
1:27.2	Where it is, he's stuck in an elevator in our office building.
1:31.0	So if assuming Mitch ever arrives after the Mark Ripon
1:33.7	interview we're gonna figure out what the hell happened and the big man right now
1:37.3	though we are going to Mark Ripon. Here we go. It is a very sincere honor to
1:41.8	have Mark Ripon on the Redskins stock podcast with us now.
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