stadium announcer; Pro Football Hall of Fame historian Joe Horrigan; sportscaster George Michael; sports director Andy Pollin; NFL Films president Steven Sabol; and news anchor Jim Vance. The list includes three head coaches and 67 players, of which 41 were offensive players, 23 defensive players and three special teams players. Among the 70 Greatest, there are 92 Super Bowl appearances, with 47 going once and 45 playing in more than one. 29 members possess one Super Bowl ring and 26 have more than one. Also, before the Super Bowl, members of the 70 made 18 World Championship appearances including six that participated in the Redskins' NFL Championship victories in 1937 and 1942. Bold indicates those elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Individual awards Command Force The Command Force is the team's professional dance and performance group. They were originally formed in 1962 as a cheerleading squad known as the Redskinettes, named after the team's former Redskins name. They were revamped as the Command Force upon the team's rebranding as the Commanders in 2022. They have also been referred to as the First Ladies of Football. Records Single-game Receptions: 14 Roy Helu (2011) Completions: 33 Jason Campbell (2007), Kirk Cousins (2015) Longest field goal: 59 yards Graham Gano (2011) Sacks: 4 Dexter Manley (1988), Ken Harvey (1997), Phillip Daniels (2005), Brian Orakpo (2009), Ryan Kerrigan (2014) Interceptions: 4 Deangelo Hall (2010) Season Passing yards: 4,917 Kirk Cousins (2016) Passing touchdowns: 31 Sonny Jurgensen (1967) Rushing yards: 1,613 Alfred Morris (2012) Receptions: 113 Pierre Garçon (2013) Receiving yards: 1,483 Santana Moss (2005) Pass interceptions: 13 Dan Sandifer (1948) Sacks: 18.5 Dexter Manley (1986) Forced fumbles: 6 LaVar Arrington (2003) Field goals made: 33 Mark Moseley (1983) Points: 161 Mark Moseley (1983) Total touchdowns: 24 John Riggins (1983) Punt return average (minimum 5 returns): 24.3 yards Derrick Shepard (1987) Kickoff return average (minimum 5 returns): 42.8 yards Hall Haynes (1950) Punting average: 51.4 yards* Sammy Baugh (1940) * Also an NFL record Franchise Passing yards: 25,206 Joe Theismann (1974–1985) Passing touchdowns: 187 Sammy Baugh (1937–1952) Rushing yards: 7,472 John Riggins (1976–1979, 1981–1985) Receptions: 889 Art Monk (1980–1993) Receiving yards: 12,029 Art Monk (1980–1993) Pass interceptions: 54 Darrell Green (1983–2002) Field goals made: 263 Mark Moseley (1974–1986) Points: 1,207 Mark Moseley (1974–1986) Total touchdowns: 90 Charley Taylor (1964–1977) Punt return average (minimum 25 returns): 13.8.0 Bob Seymour (1941–1944) Kickoff return average (minimum