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Come Fan with UsThursday, August 6, 2026

Redskins Have Two Days To Remove 25 Million Pounds Of Snow

As I type, Washington, DC is being walloped by the snowstorm that’s engulfing both the Northeast and the sports news cycle. I never thought I would say this, but it’s a good thing the Redskins are playing on Monday night rather than Sunday.

↵Why? Because before they can play at FedExField, the Redskins have to move 25 million pounds of snow.

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"The Washington Redskins will remove an estimated 25 million pounds of snow from FedExField in preparation for Monday night's home game."

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↵Apparently they’re employing upwards of a thousand people to move the snow, but still. TWENTY-FIVE MILLION POUNDS.

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