Washington Redskins 2020 Schedule Revealed

The schedule for the 2020 NFL season has just been released and so begins the Washington Redskins’ quest for their first playoff appearance in 2015 and their first playoff win since 2005. They are the only team in the NFC East that did not win a playoff game in the 2010s. The Redskins will be looking to bounce back from a season in which they finished with a record of 3-13 their worst record since the 2013 season. This upcoming season will be the first full season for Bill Callahan as the Redskins’ head coach, the first full season for Dwayne Haskins at starting quarterback and the first season of future star Defensive lineman Chase Young. Will the Redskins perform well enough to make it back to the postseason? That remains to be seen but until then let’s take a look at the Washington Redskins full schedule for the 2020 NFL season.

Full Schedule

Week 1: September 13th vs Philadelphia Eagles

Week 2: September 20th @ Arizona Cardinals

Week 3: September 27th @ Cleveland Browns

Week 4: October 4th vs Baltimore Ravens

Week 5: October 11th vs Los Angeles Rams

Week 6: October 18th @ New York Giants

Week 7: October 25th vs Dallas Cowboys

Week 8: Bye

Week 9: vs New York Giants November 8th

Week 10: @ Detroit Lions November 15th

Week 11: vs Cincinnati Bengals November 22nd

Week 12: @ Dallas Cowboys November 26th

Week 13: @ Pittsburgh Steelers December 6th

Week 14: @ San Francisco 49ers December 13th

Week 15: vs Seattle Seahawks December 20th

Week 16: vs Carolina Panthers December 27th

Week 17: @ Philadelphia Eagles

Key Games

Week 4: vs Baltimore Ravens (Metro Bowl)

Week 11: vs Cincinnati Bengals (No. 1 Pick Joe Burrow vs No. 2 Pick Chase Young)

Week 12: @ Dallas Cowboys (10th All-Time Thanksgiving Day game vs Cowboys)

Week 14: @ San Francisco 49ers (Reigning NFC Champions; Matchup of Ohio State DLs Chase Young vs Nick Bosa)

Schedule Breakdown by the Numbers

Combined record of 2020 opponents in the 2019 season: 136-254-2

Games vs Teams with top 10 2020 NFL Draft pick: 7 (Browns, Cardinals, Giants (2), Lions, Bengals, Panthers)

Games vs 2019 Playoff Teams: 5 (Eagles (2), Ravens, 49ers, Seahawks)

Games vs Teams with top 10 Offense in 2019: 5 (Ravens, Dallas (2), 49ers, Seahawks)

Games vs Teams with top 10 Defense in 2019: 3 (Ravens, Steelers, 49ers)

Games vs 2019 Pro Bowl QBs: 2 (Lamar Jackson, Russell Wilson)